I have a script located at /tmp/”My Batch Script Files”/Processing
How would I run this from the home directory /tmp/ in another script
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I have a script located at /tmp/”My Batch Script Files”/Processing
How would I run this from the home directory /tmp/ in another script
If it is executable:
If it is not exectuable, either make it executable or:
You can place the double quotes around the whole path name as I did, or around the component containing the spaces, or almost any other location you choose in between. With just two double quotes, this as close together as you can place them:
or use backslashes if you prefer (I don’t recommend them, though):
On the whole, though, I’d go with the first suggestion, or use:
This is particularly attractive if you generate the file name while the outer script is running.