Answered by : you

chmod +x file.sh # Give execute permissions to the .sh file
./file.sh # Run the .sh file

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Answered by : disgusted-duck-udkbjdw0v250

./yourscript.sh

Source : https://askubuntu.com/questions/38661/how-do-i-run-sh-scripts | Last Update : Sat, 21 Nov 20

Answered by : panos-karamolegkos

include
#!/bin/bash
then in terminal
chmod +x <filename>
./<filename>

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Answered by : lior

sh yourfile.sh

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Answered by : pako-diale

./file.sh

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Answered by : ccr-ice

./script-name-here.sh #Chage the "script-name-here" to the name of the .sh file.

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Answered by : you

# Specify the path to the shell script
path_to_script="/path/to/script.sh"
# Check if the file is executable
if [ -x "$path_to_script" ]; then # Execute the shell script "$path_to_script"
else echo "Error: The script is not executable."
fi

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Answered by : you

cd /path/to/your/file/directory/

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Answered by : niteesh-shanbog

sh /path/to/file

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Answered by : lucky-leopard-syrop84ti5ff

self.returncode = subprocess. run(self.shellScriptPath, input='yes\n', text=True).returncode

Source : https://stackoverflow.com/questions/69195605/python-script-skips-process-of-shell-script-file | Last Update : Thu, 23 Sep 21