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Old 12-19-2006
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Question executable script to copy a file to a different location.
Hi,
I'm try to create an executable file to copy a file to a different location.
Help plz.

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Code:
script
#################
cp /dir1/dir2/fl1 /dr1/dr2
#################
Code:
chmod 755 script
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Hi, do I need to run from the shell ?

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Either insert the current directory in PATH environment variable
Code:
$PATH=$PATH":."
$script
or

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$/dir1/dir2/script
Here first $ is the command prompt.
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the cp command itself does 'what you need'. Why do you need a shell script to cal the cp command ?
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