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RUN A PROGRAM FROM THE COMMAND LINE
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um, type the name of the program...
# prog
If the program is not in your path, you need to specify the absolute path to the program when executing it (or add the directory to your path).
# /path/to/prog
If the program is in the current directory and the current directory is not in your path:
# ./prog
HTH,
Russ
bobbitts@hotmail.com
# prog
If the program is not in your path, you need to specify the absolute path to the program when executing it (or add the directory to your path).
# /path/to/prog
If the program is in the current directory and the current directory is not in your path:
# ./prog
HTH,
Russ
bobbitts@hotmail.com
Right you are Danne!
And if it is not an executable he must run "chmod (prot needed) Filaname"
example:
To have everyone be able to execute pinghhh.sh
#chmod 777 pinghhh.sh
Carefull!--- My example sets access to this file to even the entire world!
L8ter!
Life is good!, live it?
And if it is not an executable he must run "chmod (prot needed) Filaname"
example:
To have everyone be able to execute pinghhh.sh
#chmod 777 pinghhh.sh
Carefull!--- My example sets access to this file to even the entire world!
L8ter!
Life is good!, live it?
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