> > >> *1) What name I have to save it.Like what extension ?* >> >> extension? that isnt important but the common is to use .sh for shell > scripts >
That's one of the strange things you'll notice if you're used to a Windows environment. Under Linux, it doesn't matter if you give your script a file extension or not. Linux still knows what to do with it. > > ** >> >> 3) How I save it ? >> >> open any text editor write and save > >> *2) How to run it to execute it ?* >> >> set runing permisions chmod +x ..... > and then "./name" there is a dot before the slash. > > you should read the links about bash programing, it is a very usefull skill > for linux admin. and probably you MUST have that skill.... >
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