Yes, it runs the script. The reasion for using ./virus-scan.sh instead of virus-scan.sh is that the current directory is probably not in your path. It is a shortcut way of giving the full path to the file. ./ means the current directory.Mikkel
./virus-scan.sh
Is this the bit that checks for typos and such i.e. if it returns errors you know it's not correct?
Just want to know what's for what?
Thanks Rosemary
Another way to run a script, especialy if you have not made it executable yet, is t use "sh <script name>". So you could use
"sh virus-scan.sh" to do a test run of your script.
Mikkel --
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