Aug 242010
Make a file executable in Linux
Answer:
Assume you have create a shell script, my.sh, you need to make this file executable, you can use the chmod command.
# chmod +x my.sh
Then you can execute the script directly
# ./my.sh
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Make a file executable in Linux
Answer:
Assume you have create a shell script, my.sh, you need to make this file executable, you can use the chmod command.
# chmod +x my.sh
Then you can execute the script directly
# ./my.sh
