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Hi,
I am having the following error while executing script and initialing my application
./ss.sh: line 1: kk.sh: command not found
./ss.sh: line 2: mon.exe: command not found
Can somebody ...
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- 10-13-2010 #1Just Joined!
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[SOLVED] Error while executing scripts and initializing exe's
Hi,
I am having the following error while executing script and initialing my application
./ss.sh: line 1: kk.sh: command not found
./ss.sh: line 2: mon.exe: command not found
Can somebody assist ASAP.
Regards,
Hassan
- 10-13-2010 #2
Please delete your double post in the other forum.
About your problem(s):
1) Are kk.sh and mon.exe in your $PATH?
If not, you need to either copy them there or use absolute paths
2) .exe files are for windows. This mon.exe might be useless under linux.
What are you trying to achieve?
3) ss.sh and kk.sh are not very descriptive. You might want to use more appropiate names.You must always face the curtain with a bow.
- 10-13-2010 #3Just Joined!
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Hi,
Well the ss.sh script is for initiallizing the exe's and its in use for quite some while on other linux versions while setting up a new environment i am having these issues. Where as the kk.sh simply kill all the processes initialized by ss and also releases the memory and queues.
hmmmm anyhow thanks for your help i will dig it out
Hassan
- 10-13-2010 #4
You can start by comparing
to the actual paths of ss.sh and kk.shCode:echo $PATH
You must always face the curtain with a bow.
- 10-14-2010 #5Just Joined!
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Hi just to inform that the issue is resolved after following the below steps:
The Home path was incorrect due to which the scripts weren't getting executed properly secondly the exe's i had were compiled on a 64 bit machine and i was invoking them on 32 bit.
Anyhow thanks for your support.
Regards,
Hassan



