There are two steps to building what you need.... it said "bash: print_my_input: command not found". can you tell me if this is broken or i did something wrong? thanks!!!!
- Create an executable .SH script (BASH, PYTHON) in a directory in your PATH such as /home/user/.local/bin
- Create link to the script file to a command name. Note, you may have a problem if the script name is the same as the command.
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paul@p400PI:~ $ cd /home/paul/.local/binpaul@p400PI:~/.local/bin $ ls -hl test*-rwxr-xr-x 1 paul paul 48 Jun 2 10:25 test.shpaul@p400PI:~/.local/bin $ more test.sh#!/bin/bashsudo systemctl list-unit-files apt*paul@p400PI:~/.local/bin $ ln ./test.sh test_cmdpaul@p400PI:~/.local/bin $ ls -hl test*-rwxr-xr-x 2 paul paul 48 Jun 2 10:25 test_cmd-rwxr-xr-x 2 paul paul 48 Jun 2 10:25 test.shpaul@p400PI:~/.local/bin $ cd ~paul@p400PI:~ $ test_cmdUNIT FILE STATE VENDOR PRESETapt-daily-upgrade.service static -apt-daily.service static -apt-daily-upgrade.timer enabled enabledapt-daily.timer enabled enabled4 unit files listed.paul@p400PI:~ $Statistics: Posted by DS256 — Sun Jun 02, 2024 2:31 pm