Hi there, I bet this is another really stupid thing, but I'm gestumped.
In a directory I have a script:
-rwxr-xr-x 1 az users 557 Mar 16 12:52 install.sh*
Upon attempting to execute it, I'm told it doesn't exist:
$ ./install.sh
./install.sh: ./install.sh: No such file or directory
If I privide an absolute path, it executes, but does not find the files
specified:
for i in "Delays.include.orc" \
"Effects.Header.orc" \
"HRTF_Stereo.include.orc" \
"HRTF_parameters.include.orc" \
"Plain_Stereo.include.orc" \
"Spatial_Stereo.include.orc" ; do
rm -f "~/music/cs/include/${i}"
cp -a "./${i} ~/music/cs/include"
chown 0:0 "~/music/cs/include/${i}"
chmod 444 "~/music/cs/include/${i}" ;
done
Why?
: adrian :
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