| Author | Comment |
gulyman
Goliath
Posted: 3 Oct 2008
21:46 GMT
Total Posts: 144 | What's the equivalent of a batch file for Linux?
I've tried putting the commands
clear
echo test
suspend
into a file called test1. I go to a terminal and try to open it two ways.
./test1 (it says I don't have permission even when I try as root)
test1 (no command called test1 found)
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gulyman
Goliath
Posted: 3 Oct 2008
22:09 GMT
Total Posts: 144 | With some more research I found out that I had to set chmod to 755 on the file.
I could have also opened it with
bash test1 |
Zachary940
Wraith
Posted: 4 Oct 2008
17:24 GMT
Total Posts: 714 | Yay for Google. Linux is great, and about 90% of the time when you get a permission error make sure that file or folder has correct permissions. They can get annoying sometimes.
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