John wrote:
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Hi gang,
I need only some clarification and some pointers in the right direction. A friend has sent me a script that they use in an RPG with their client, which is Zmud. It came as an attachment, but there is no extension on it, it's just plaintext. I use Kmuddy, and would like to try this script out, but don't know what extension to add to the script to make it recognizable to kmuddy 'as a script'. Does anyone have any idea what extension I should use for scripts? Also, I've another very short script from another friend who uses Zmud (which is M$ by the way, and Kmuddy is, of course, Linux) also. Is there anyone here who wouldn't mind looking at it and telling me if it would work in linux? The script itself is only about 20 lines long, but I would have to send her explanation of what it's meant to do, along with the script, but it's still nothing huge, I just don't have any clue about writing scripts, or languages or programming. A million thanks for any help with this.
Take care and be well,
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Just "chmod +x Zmud", type ./Zmud, copy or mv it to somewhere like /usr/local/bin/ and type Zmud. Unix/Linux doesn't need a .exe or such extension, the file just have to contain executable statements that are recognised by the shell and it has to be executable, hence the chmod. Regards Sid. -- Sid Boyce .... Linux Only Shop.