On May 7 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Cool, thanks! One sidenote; what do you do with an .gz.sh file? I
> haven't come across this file type before (I've used .tgz, .tar.gz,
> etc.)
a .sh file is a shell-script. .gz.sh means: it's compressed (.gz) and it's
executable from the shell (.sh) --> a self-extracting archive I suppose. Anyway,
to run it, simply do this:
sh filename.gz.sh
or make it executable (chmod +x filename.gz.sh) and then run it like this:
./filename.gz.sh
and it should start installing.
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