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After booting I have to type in several commands to be executed as root. I'd like to make this a bit easier via script, but I don't know how :oops:
By the way, what means shell, bash etc?
OErjan
03-14-2005, 05:03 PM
bash is a shell.
and a shell (there are several zsh, ch, csh, ash to name a few) is what interprets your typed comands and pass them down to the next level of operation.
by the way, what comands are they, this might make helping you easyer.
The comands are like
wlanctl-ng wlan0 lnxreq...
ifconfig wlan0 ...
route gw...
etc.
I put the lines in a file, name the ending .sh and mark it executable. When I try to run the script nothing happens. I have to copy the lines and paste them into the console, after switching to root.
By the way... How can I access another resource over the network?
The comands are like
wlanctl-ng wlan0 lnxreq...
ifconfig wlan0 ...
route gw...
etc.
I put the lines in a file, name the ending .sh and marked it executable. When I try to run the script nothing happens. I have to copy the lines and paste them into the console, after switching to root.
By the way... How can I access another resource over the network?
This was the best, and lightest tutorial I could find ( I even bookmarked for myself )
http://supportweb.cs.bham.ac.uk/documentation/tutorials/docsystem/build/tutorials/unixscripting/unixscripting.html
The 3rd paragraph under the topic "Shell Scripting" may have the answer you're looking for.
You need to specify the shell (interpreter) in the 1st line of the script.
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