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Re: Shell script, anyone?
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Re: Shell script, anyone?


  • Subject: Re: Shell script, anyone?
  • From: Ricardo Strausz <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 1 Aug 2003 18:46:06 -0500

I do not know exactly what are you wating for an answer but the basics are:
1. In any editor (e.g., TextEdit) write your "code", and save it as a plain text.
2. Inside a terminal go to your file's folder (with a cd command).
3. type: chmod u+x filename
then you can run it from there with
4. ./filename


Is this what you where asking for?

On viernes, agos 1, 2003, at 18:31 America/Mexico_City, Goodbye Bill wrote:

I would like to create a simply shell script to execute a few commands in
terminal to compile my project for deployment and to copy all of the
resources (images, etc.) to the target server. Could someone give me a
quick 1-2-3 tutorial for creating such a shell script?


Thanx,
"Bill"
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