SH file under Windows Ubuntu - Change directory not working
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I created a test.sh file and tried to run sudo ./test.sh
In that SH file, CD does not work, not able to find path. CD to a mounted drive like CD /mnt/e/myfolder/myfolder1
I am running Ubuntu inside Windows.
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I created a test.sh file and tried to run sudo ./test.sh
In that SH file, CD does not work, not able to find path. CD to a mounted drive like CD /mnt/e/myfolder/myfolder1
I am running Ubuntu inside Windows.
command-line bash windows-subsystem-for-linux
edited Jun 11 at 14:18
Byte Commander
57.8k26155263
asked Jun 11 at 14:13
Yen Dutt Jain
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do you had add permissions to you bash file?
– damadam
Jun 11 at 14:15
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Docat -Aon the script file, see if it's saved with Windows line ending. Common problem, rule this out first
– Sergiy Kolodyazhnyy
Jun 11 at 14:16
Do you meanCDor rathercd?
– muclux
Jun 11 at 16:36
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Please edit your question to add the full error message, and the whole script (or at least the line that doesn't work).
– wjandrea
Jun 11 at 16:44
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You'll probably want to avoid usingsudountil you can debug the script.
– wjandrea
Jun 11 at 16:45
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I created a test.sh file and tried to run sudo ./test.sh
In that SH file, CD does not work, not able to find path. CD to a mounted drive like CD /mnt/e/myfolder/myfolder1
I am running Ubuntu inside Windows.
command-line bash windows-subsystem-for-linux
edited Jun 11 at 14:18
Byte Commander
57.8k26155263
asked Jun 11 at 14:13
Yen Dutt Jain
1
I created a test.sh file and tried to run sudo ./test.sh
In that SH file, CD does not work, not able to find path. CD to a mounted drive like CD /mnt/e/myfolder/myfolder1
I am running Ubuntu inside Windows.
command-line bash windows-subsystem-for-linux
edited Jun 11 at 14:18
Byte Commander
57.8k26155263
asked Jun 11 at 14:13
Yen Dutt Jain
1
edited Jun 11 at 14:18
Byte Commander
57.8k26155263
edited Jun 11 at 14:18
Byte Commander
57.8k26155263
edited Jun 11 at 14:18
Byte Commander
57.8k26155263
57.8k26155263
asked Jun 11 at 14:13
Yen Dutt Jain
1
asked Jun 11 at 14:13
Yen Dutt Jain
1
asked Jun 11 at 14:13
Yen Dutt Jain
1
1
2
do you had add permissions to you bash file?
– damadam
Jun 11 at 14:15
4
Docat -Aon the script file, see if it's saved with Windows line ending. Common problem, rule this out first
– Sergiy Kolodyazhnyy
Jun 11 at 14:16
Do you meanCDor rathercd?
– muclux
Jun 11 at 16:36
1
Please edit your question to add the full error message, and the whole script (or at least the line that doesn't work).
– wjandrea
Jun 11 at 16:44
1
You'll probably want to avoid usingsudountil you can debug the script.
– wjandrea
Jun 11 at 16:45
add a comment |Â
2
do you had add permissions to you bash file?
– damadam
Jun 11 at 14:15
4
Docat -Aon the script file, see if it's saved with Windows line ending. Common problem, rule this out first
– Sergiy Kolodyazhnyy
Jun 11 at 14:16
Do you meanCDor rathercd?
– muclux
Jun 11 at 16:36
1
Please edit your question to add the full error message, and the whole script (or at least the line that doesn't work).
– wjandrea
Jun 11 at 16:44
1
You'll probably want to avoid usingsudountil you can debug the script.
– wjandrea
Jun 11 at 16:45
2
2
do you had add permissions to you bash file?
– damadam
Jun 11 at 14:15
do you had add permissions to you bash file?
– damadam
Jun 11 at 14:15
4
4
Do
cat -A on the script file, see if it's saved with Windows line ending. Common problem, rule this out first– Sergiy Kolodyazhnyy
Jun 11 at 14:16
Do
cat -A on the script file, see if it's saved with Windows line ending. Common problem, rule this out first– Sergiy Kolodyazhnyy
Jun 11 at 14:16
Do you mean
CD or rather cd?– muclux
Jun 11 at 16:36
Do you mean
CD or rather cd?– muclux
Jun 11 at 16:36
1
1
Please edit your question to add the full error message, and the whole script (or at least the line that doesn't work).
– wjandrea
Jun 11 at 16:44
Please edit your question to add the full error message, and the whole script (or at least the line that doesn't work).
– wjandrea
Jun 11 at 16:44
1
1
You'll probably want to avoid using
sudo until you can debug the script.– wjandrea
Jun 11 at 16:45
You'll probably want to avoid using
sudo until you can debug the script.– wjandrea
Jun 11 at 16:45
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do you had add permissions to you bash file?
– damadam
Jun 11 at 14:15
4
Do
cat -Aon the script file, see if it's saved with Windows line ending. Common problem, rule this out first– Sergiy Kolodyazhnyy
Jun 11 at 14:16
Do you mean
CDor rathercd?– muclux
Jun 11 at 16:36
1
Please edit your question to add the full error message, and the whole script (or at least the line that doesn't work).
– wjandrea
Jun 11 at 16:44
1
You'll probably want to avoid using
sudountil you can debug the script.– wjandrea
Jun 11 at 16:45