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Build Your Own Blogging Application, Part 2
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Script updateBlog.sh |
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2004-12-19 19:20:34 |
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manuelderieux
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Response to: Script updateBlog.sh
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I get the following errors:
./updateBlog.sh: line 13: processImages.pl: command not found
./updateBlog.sh: line 17: postEntry.pl: command not found
./updateBlog.sh: line 13: processImages.pl: command not found
./updateBlog.sh: line 17: postEntry.pl: command not found
while executing
"exec ./updateBlog.sh"
(procedure "WriteToBlog" line 7)
invoked from within
"WriteToBlog"
(procedure "WriteToBlogQuit" line 2)
invoked from within
"WriteToBlogQuit"
(menu invoke)
Here's my updateBlog.sh:
#!/bin/bash
#Glue for the perl scripts
#configuration settings
export BLOG_PATH=/Manuel
export BLOG_PAGE=sampleFormat.html
export BLOG_ENTRY=newentry
#update the image tags in file 'newentry' and
#copy the image files to the iDisk
./processImages.pl $BLOG_ENTRY $BLOG_PATH
#execute the read.pl script and pass args.
./postEntry.pl $BLOG_PATH/$BLOG_PAGE
Any help would be appreciated
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One of three things is extremely likely:
1) Those files are simply not in the same directory as updateBlog.sh, or
2) You've misspelled their their names/forgot an extension, or most likely:
3) You don't have executable permissions set on these files and therefore it can't 'find' them because they're not 'commands'. To check permissions, type 'ls -al <filename>' and make sure that you see at least one 'x' in the output. Do a 'man ls' for more info on exactly what the output means.
Let me know how it goes.
Matthew