Posted under » Linux » Python on 21 October 2009
A shell script is similar to the windows batch file. It will execute commands listed on the text file.
Create a file, say "test.sh"
# # Script to print user information who currently login , current date & time # clear echo "Hello $USER" echo "Today is \ ";date echo "Number of user login : \ " ; who | wc -l echo "Calendar" cal exit 0
In order to run, chmod the file to make it executable. Execute it by typing the file name out with its location (relative or full) or type sh in front.
$ chmod 755 test.sh $ ./test.sh $ /var/script/test.sh $ sh test.sh
An advanced example.
Same with python eggs
$ sh whutever.egg
To run python script
$ python thisisatest.py