Rohit wrote:
> 
> Sachin Garg wrote:
> > "Binand Raj S." wrote:
> > > That also means that there is a slight difference in running a shell> > script 
>with the 'x' bit on and directly from command line ( as ./script)
> > > and as sh ./script.
> > sorry for splitting hairs, but I guess the 1st one should be:
> > . ./script
> > sachin
> 
> Sorry for glueing the split hair back, but
> 
> ./shell-script works very fine on my machine.

./shell-script will work if the file has the x flag on, and I am not
sure about this, the "shebag" line.

it will not work if the file is *not* x-ed, for that u do need:

sh ./shell-script

or

. ./shell-script

and the semantics for both of the above are very different!

Also, one doesn't need the ./ if the script is in u'r path ...

sachin

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