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02-16-2008
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Creation of a script to launch several programs
I'm really new to this, so thanks for your patience...
I've been trying to create a script to launch several applications at once. I've been researching books and forums, but I end up with more questions than answers. As much as I hate to say it, I don't know if I can figure it out on my own... Thus far, I have only been able to get the first app to launch. So if I have two apps, /apps/abc/abc_1.1/scripts/runabc.sh and /apps/def/def_1.1/scripts/rundef.sh, how can I write a script that will launch them both? Johnny |
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02-16-2008
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Launch them both ?
Did you mean in a serial way or parallel ? For serial launch, In a wrapper script have it as, fire script1 fire script2 |
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02-17-2008
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'Both at once' would mean in parallel surely?
Code:
#!/bin/sh /apps/abc/abc_1.1/scripts/runabc.sh & /apps/def/def_1.1/scripts/rundef.sh & If either of the scripts write things out to the console they were started from, you might want to redirect their output: Code:
/apps/abc/abc_1.1/scripts/runabc.sh > /dev/null 2>&1 & |
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02-18-2008
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Thank you very much for your posts!
I did mean parallel, just didn't know how to express it... I'm really new to this... It's working for me now... Are there any tutorials or books that either of you would recommend to help me learn? |
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