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Help with executing script
Post 302507987 by pawannoel on Friday 25th of March 2011 10:43:25 AM
03-25-2011
I didnt understand how to do that .... can u please explain ?
Basically the .sh script is executable in USB but I am working in a directory on a remote server connected by ssh ... so instead of copying the script to this directory I would like to give path to this script and run it over files in the relevant directory.
The path of the script is /Volumes/USB/script
but when I'm in ssh usinf bash shell I'm unable to do
$ sh /Volumes/USB/script file
Hope its clearer ... will apreciate your help ..... I could copy the script in the directory to work but I want to know the alternate way. I think the script path needs to be added to my $PATH in ssh but I have no idea to do this
Cheers
Basically the .sh script is executable in USB but I am working in a directory on a remote server connected by ssh ... so instead of copying the script to this directory I would like to give path to this script and run it over files in the relevant directory.
The path of the script is /Volumes/USB/script
but when I'm in ssh usinf bash shell I'm unable to do
$ sh /Volumes/USB/script file
Hope its clearer ... will apreciate your help ..... I could copy the script in the directory to work but I want to know the alternate way. I think the script path needs to be added to my $PATH in ssh but I have no idea to do this
Cheers
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