![]() ![]() ![]() I would want instead to have the script in the. command file by double clicking on it: both gave me the same result. I guess this is not the correct way to do it, any suggestion? It might be extremely silly, but I am not great with UNIX (I checked previous threads, but couldn't find anything on this - neither I could find the right combination of keywords online to find a similar use).įOLLOWUP: I was given the suggestion to write a shell script or a function, and then run it from the command - but I end up with the same terminal window that states to have run the script (the one above in the quotation box) – earlier instead I was trying to open the. The process is run, but I instead wanted to just have the script run in an empty terminal window and continue from there. ![]() command file with a short script to launch a connection to an external server (set up by the university for study purposes), instead of always having to write ssh once I ran it (I had to authorise it with the chmod command in the terminal) I got: _line 1: fg: no job control ![]()
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