I am trying to launch an .sh batch script
I have done this in the past with this:
spawn.sh launched by ./spawn.sh
=================================== this is the file ==========
!/bin/bash
for p in {50001..50019}
do
echo $p &
node Thunderbolt/serverTbolt $p &
done
for p in {51001..51009}
do
node Desperation/server $p &
echo $p
done
for p in {52001..52009}
do
node Hearts/server $p &
echo $p
done
exit 0
I created spawnMenu.sh with this
!/bin/bash
node Warrgames server2000 $p &
echo $p
node dmc2/server$p &
echo $p
exit 0
./spawnMenu.sh does not execute -- command not found
1 Reply
@swarr22 writes:
#!/bin/bash
node Warrgames server2000 $p &
echo $p
node dmc2/server$p &
echo $pexit 0
./spawnMenu.sh does not execute -- command not found
Try using
- /the/complete/absolute/path/to/node
- /the/complete/absolute/path/to/Warrgames (could it be Wargames?)
- /the/complete/absolute/path/to/dmc2/server
If none of that works, try putting
set -x
at the top of the script right after
#!/bin/bash
and
set +x
at the bottom of the script right before
exit 0
The shell will show you the execution of your script on your terminal and tell you which command can't be found.
-- sw