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Try passing in the user-data script without base-64 encoding it. It works for me.

I happen to maintain the user-data script running software and the Amazon EC2 Debian AMI you are running. I suppose I could enhance it to try to base-64 decode the user-data if it wasn't in the clear, but I'm not sure that there is any good reason to do so.

-- Eric Hammond

In reply to Re: Net::Amazon::EC2 loses pound-shebang when base64'd by esh
in thread Net::Amazon::EC2 loses pound-shebang when base64'd by hesco

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