Hallo Bernd! > >> system( ". /PATH/TO/YOUR/SCRIPT && /PATH/TO/YOUR/APP" ); >> >> [Note the dot in front of the script name that runs the script in the >> same shell - see shell built-in "source" or "."] > That is called "sourcing" the script - and *not* "running" as in "to run > a program". True ... but the question was from a more or less Linux novice, which probably doesn't distinguish between running and sourcing (that is why I gave the reference where to find more information to the source command). From context I assumed he is going to do environmental setup for his scripts and applications to be executed (that is, he needs sourcing), so your otherwise correct idea could have led David to problems. My addition was just to avoid those additional problems.
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