I run shell scripts always using ./fixperms :) Is there any important difference?
Florian Klaempfl wrote 13 lines
Michael Van Canneyt wrote:
> > No I meant the script to fix the directory permissions!!!! I can't run it because
> > of the 444
>
> Sorry. It's fixed now :(
>
> but you could run it anyway by doing
> 'sh fixperms'
>
> :-)
>
I run shell scripts always using ./fixperms :) Is there any important difference?
1) 'sh fixperms' works also if the permissions aren't set.
2) './fixperms' needs to parse the file and look for the #!/bin/sh before running it with '/bin/sh /path/to/file' :-) so it is a trifle slower :-)
But this is all not so important....
Michael.