> > Uhm... I *do* hope, the *first* line starts with '#' and there is *no*
> > line starting with an '-' char. Cut-n-paste from the terminal would be
> > the best to see this, please do not surround it with markers.
>
> %ls -la firebird-remote.sh
> -rwxrwxrwx 1 pete pete 149 Aug 30 14:18 firebird-remote.sh
> %cat firebird-remote.sh
> --- firebird-remoste.sh ---
>
> #!/bin/sh
>
> #firebird=/usr/X11R6/bin/firebird
> $firebird -remote 'openURL('$1', new-tab)' || $firebird $1 &
>
> --- end ---
This script *MUST* not be more than these 2 line.
#!/bin/sh
firebird -remote 'openURL('$1', ne\w-tab)' || firebird $1 &
The "---" lines only should indicate the file and must not be in the
script itself. Also, the script must start with the '#!' she-bang line.
Please remove the other lines, including empty ones.
You only should use the '$firebird', if you actually export a variable.
Your script has the variable uncommented. As you have 'firebird' in your
$PATH, you should adjust your script like the two lines above: Call
'firebird' directly.
The 'sh' shell should work. Anyway: As you don't have a bash installed,
I just checked it with csh -- works for me. You can try adjusting the
first line to call 'csh' instead of 'sh'.
> > Kinda puzzled...
>
> You're puzzled!!!
Yep -- I am too used to my bash. ;) Don't use BSD systems often, and
have a bash even there.
> No big deal, I can go to 'plan B' of this doesnt work.
Well, it *has* t work. I hate my scripts not working due to different
systems. Will grab the book about shell programming...
...guenther
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