how can you execute the shell scripts?
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Answer / chandru
If the path variable does not contain ur current
directory,then you can execute the script by giving
$./scriptname
If you include your current directory in path variable then
$scriptname
or
If u want to invoke new shell
$ ksh scriptname
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Answer / pschavan
Script with extension ".sh" or ".ksh" can be excecuted on
command line.
e.g abc.sh or abc.ksh
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Answer / green gene
Step 1. Include an #!<full path to an interpreter>
Step 2. chmod {u,g,o,a}+x <filename>
Step 3. offer blindfold
Step 4. offer last cigarette
Step 5. execute.
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