linux - Installing RVM with a specific bash command format using `-s` -

i'm trying install rvm via bash. according installation guide on rvm.io, command is:

\curl -ssl https://get.rvm.io | bash -s stable --auto-dotfiles

i'm, however, compelled download script , run separately. so, bash command attempt execute downloaded file (let's call rvm-installer).

how can execute rvm-installer using format below:

/bin/bash -c './rvm-installer 2>&1'

obviously, above command incorrect. i'm thinking should more this:

/bin/bash -s stable --auto-dotfiles './rvm-installer 2>&1'

i know above command sets positional parameters in correct order because of this:

$ printf "%s\n" "$@" stable --auto-dotfiles ./rvm-installer 2>&1

and this:

$ echo "$shlvl" 2

but i'm confident rvm-installer not running because replaced contents following, test once command above run, see no output:

#!/usr/bin/env bash  gimme syntax error echo "$1" echo "foo bar" exit 1

how can run rvm-installer using -s within bash command format need use? there way around using -s?

-s bash argument not rvm-installer argument.

the other arguments rvm-installer arguments.

so pass rvm-installer yourself.

./rvm-installer stable --auto-dotfiles

using the, entirely pointless, explicit call bash this

/bin/bash -c './rvm-installer stable --auto-dotfiles 2>&1'

though meaningfully well

/bin/bash rvm-installer stable --auto-dotfiles 2>&1

Alconcel