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How do we use execute linux commands as a bunch with shell script. I created following script to to set lan card setting but when i run it give error saying :
[root@mon shll]# ./net
./net: line 1: $: command not found
./net: line 2: $: command not found
./net: line 3: $: command not found
./net: line 4: $: command not found
./net: line 5: $: command not found
./net: line 6: $: command not found
My shell script :
$ cd /sbin
$ ./ifconfig ath0 up
$ ./iwconfig ath0 essid "private net work"
$ ./ifconfig ath0 192.168.10.79 netmask 255.255.255.0 up
$ ./iwconfig ath0 key 0af21bbbbb
$ ping 192.168.10.3
It looks like you are including the prompt character in your commands. The prompt character is the dollar sign ($), which is being read as the command to execute by the shell. Get rid of it on all of the lines of your shell script.
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