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Why doesn't Ubuntu support sh example.sh command?


It's more convenient than cd $wd; ./example.sh and add PATH in some situation.


login.sh:


~/bin/logmitgw.sh -i 4564646 dfdsfsdf

logmitgw.sh:


some code

When I'm running sh ~/bin/login.sh


I get:


sh: 0: Can't open ~/bin/login.sh

ls -l ~/bin/login.sh outputs -rwxrwxr-x


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If the script is in ~/bin then ~/bin will already be in the path. As long as it's a bash script you can execute it from anywhere at all. No need to shell, no need to cd, and no need to add anything in your path.



eg:



login.sh

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