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Re: [PLUG] running shell scripts
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Put "./" in front of the script name. Example, "./srcprep". That tells
the shell to execute the command in the current directory. Or give it
the absolute path. Sometime "sh srcprep" works.
Vinord Anand wrote:
I'm trying to run a shell script but it says
[root@localhost sm56]# srcprep
bash: srcprep: command not found
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