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I am using Ubuntu and just downloaded the jmonkey game engine. Everything appears to be in a single .sh file. I am not really sure how I am supposed to run this.
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I am using Ubuntu and just downloaded the jmonkey game engine. Everything appears to be in a single .sh file. I am not really sure how I am supposed to run this.
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Um...if it's not in your $PATH
:
./your_shell_script.sh
Or if it's not in your $PATH
and it's not executable:
sh your_shell_script.sh
Or if it's in your $PATH
:
your_shell_script.sh
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Simple answer: './FILE.sh' or 'sh FILE.sh'. If you can't execute it, chmod +x FILE.sh
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try sh -x single .sh file (assuming the +x permissions are set). Also I am assuming you probably need some jdk/jre installation.
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Try this:
$ nohup ./your_file.sh <arguements> &
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A quick alternative to
sh my_bash_script.sh
is to use double dots as follows:
. ./my_bash_script.sh
This is useful if the file does not have the execute bit set.
Do the second one if the file is not executable. Otherwise you need to have #!/bin/bash as the first line of the file, and then do chmod +x your_shell_script.sh – None – 2011-05-02T22:28:12.680
I moved the file into my home directory and made it executable. It works now. – None – 2011-05-02T22:31:08.943