I tried executing a script with this command:
./home/user/scripts/someScript
but it doesn't work:
No such file or directory
Any ideas?
The leading dot in your command means "relative to the current directory". Remove it and it'll refer to "the file someScript in the directory /home/user/scripts:
/home/user/scripts/someScript
If you get "Permission denied", it's either because you do not have sufficient permissions to access the file in the directory of other users or because the file is not executable. To make it executable, run:
chmod +x /home/user/scripts/someScript
