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Why are you using source"source? Just" Just do this...
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chmod u+rx700 a.sh nohup ./a.sh > a.txt &
In a .sh.sh, be sure you've specified the shell it should use as itsit's interpreter. (egie. #!/bin/sh as the first line#!/bin/sh)
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#!/bin/sh
Why are you using source? Just do this...
chmod u+rx a.sh nohup ./a.sh > a.txt &
In a .sh, be sure you've specified the shell it should use as its interpreter. (eg. #!/bin/sh as the first line)
Why are you using "source?" Just do this...
chmod 700 a.sh nohup ./a.sh > a.txt &
In a.sh, be sure you've specified the shell it should use as it's interpreter. (ie. #!/bin/sh)
Why are you using "sourcesource?" Just Just do this...
chmod 700u+rx a.sh nohup ./a.sh > a.txt &
In a.sh .sh, be sure you've specified the shell it should use as it'sits interpreter. (ieeg. #!/bin/sh#!/bin/sh as the first line)
