08-29-2011
Suppose if ‘root_folder/A/A1/A2' folder doesn't have the *.sh file.
I got the chmod utility usage in console, that's affect, my script.
How to avoid this error even if *.sh file doesn't having the folder.
I wish to execute the chmod command when *.sh file exists the path.
Thanks,
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