Hi,
Your Script File Will Run On The New Shell
When The Script Finished Your Current Directory
Will Be The Same As Before..
Jalal
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> Hello,
> I am trying to write a script file execute the following commands, but its
> not working.
>
> #!
> cd /etc/rc.d/
> ./rc.firewall
> cd /root
>
> The problem is in the second line. I have to really be in /etc/rc.d/ and
> enter "./rc.firewall" for the file to execute. I would like to automate
> this. Any suggestions?
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