I'm not sure if it's relevant - it may be because thunar probably doesn't have access to aliases as they are not set until your bashrc is read. But I'm curious why you alias a script that you wrote. Why not just change the name of the script to what you want it to be, and put it somewhere in your path?
Trilby
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I set up a simple python web server by opening a terminal in a directory and doing
python -m CGIHTTPServer
There is a CGI script in the directory but when I type into the browser
localhost:8000/script.cgi
The CGI script is not executed but is downloaded instead. I chmod'ed the script to 755 but still the same.
What am I doing wrong?
Hello All, I wrote and saved below script with name "testsh" and made it executable with "sudo chmod +x testsh"#!/bin/sh
echo Hello World
read someTextI then opened a terminal:fabio@fabio-laptop ~ $ ./testsh
Hello Worldand until you hit a key it won't exit. This is all very silly and simple. I then open Thunar and double-click on the testsh icon, but nothing happens.
hi all,i would like to know if its possible in thunar to select multiple files,right click on them and at the permission tab change the permissionsfor all of them.i tried this as simple user and as root but no luck so far because wheni select multiple files "properties" are grey so i cant even click on it...i know i can change the permissions via terminal but how i can enablethis simple
I've written a simple bash script for deleting some temporary files that match a certain pattern:
#!/bin/bash
cd ~/some_project/some_dir
rm */*.xml
I've saved it as 'script', chmodded it to +x via terminal. Now when I double click this file, I get the option to Run it in terminal or display its output.
So i tried making a desktop shortcut which executes a very simple shell script.
But when i double click/right click->execute it, it does nothing. (or atleast i think it does nothing)
heres how my shortcut and shell script looks:
Note the shortcut has "Terminal" set to 1, and i hope that means that it opens the shell script in a new terminal window..
Another itch->scratch script. I've posted it on my site in case anyone else will find it useful: http://xyne.archlinux.ca/scripts/openbox/#menusAll it does (so far?) is remove obsolete items from menus, "obsolete" meaning that they contain commands that can no longer be executed. I wrote it to get rid of old entries for applications that I've removed.
Hi all!I am trying to run a script during shutdown and reboot. I have placed symlinks to the script in question in both /etc/rc0.d/ and /etc/rc6.d/.The script is very simple (one line!), what it does is to use rsync to make sure some files from dir A is synced with dir B that resides in my Dropbox dir. BUT! Nothing happens...I am obviously missing something, and would appreciate any help in this.
Hello #!,I hacked together a simple automated menu system, so I'm sharing it with you.
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