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tutorials:bash_scripting:start [2012/02/24 17:33] – rmilestutorials:bash_scripting:start [2012/02/24 17:36] – rmiles
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 I keep my scripts in ///usr/local/bin// but often save them into ///home/~[somewhere]// when writing them. If I want to run the script I'm working on and it isn't in my //PATH// I usually //cd// into the directory and run the script as //./[scriptname]//. I keep my scripts in ///usr/local/bin// but often save them into ///home/~[somewhere]// when writing them. If I want to run the script I'm working on and it isn't in my //PATH// I usually //cd// into the directory and run the script as //./[scriptname]//.
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 +You can test a script for errors without running it with the command //bash -n [scriptname]//.
  
 I suggest that these articles be read in order as each article will assume that the reader understands what has been introduced in the previous article(s). I will explain only what is required to understand how the scripts work. For further information check the man pages, online resources, etc.  I suggest that these articles be read in order as each article will assume that the reader understands what has been introduced in the previous article(s). I will explain only what is required to understand how the scripts work. For further information check the man pages, online resources, etc. 
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