Give command that will make the file "run.sh"
executable?
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Answer / aseem
If we have to make file executable then we have to use chmod
command. Sh can help in execution but it will not change
file as executable
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Answer / dhina
bash run.sh
or
login as a root and type sh run.sh
or
give the permission to run.sh with chmod 755 run.sh and
type ./run.sh
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