01-08-2010
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Originally Posted by
Amit.Sagpariya
. script.sh
Jus give space between dot and script name
Not quote. A dot runs the given file in the context of the current shell. Think of it like an #include in C/C++. If the script modifies the environment, you'll have the effects in your current shell, which not always is what you want.
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