# Add Permissions to your script to be executable.
chmod +x /path/to/yourscript.sh
# Run your script.
/path/to/yourscript.sh
# Or if you're in the right directory.
./yourscript.sh

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linux run .sh file

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chmod +x file.sh  # Give execute permissions to the .sh file
./file.sh        # Run the .sh file

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ubuntu run a shell script

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$ ./script_name.sh

// if it need sudo permission the type:
$ sudo ./script_name.sh

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how to run a .sh file

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./yourscript.sh

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sh command in linux

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The "sh" command in Linux is used to execute shell scripts. It is a command interpreter that reads and executes commands from a file or from the standard input.

sh script_name/file_name.sh

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linux execute sh

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include 
#!/bin/bash

then in terminal
chmod +x <filename>
./<filename>

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Karamolegkos

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run sh file

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sh yourfile.sh

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how to create a sh file to run terminal commands

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\\you start with
#!/bin/bash
EnterYourCommand



and open a terminal in the same directory where the .sh file is and run "chmod +x FILENAME.sh"

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how to execute .sh file in linux

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./script-name-here.sh #Chage the "script-name-here" to the name of the .sh file.

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Contributed on Oct 14 2020

Grepper Creeper

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linux run .sh in terminal

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