Recent content by lloyd709

Thanks

Thanks, that worked. I thought that you could just type the name of the file if it's in your current directory - I didn't think you had to put ./ in front of it. Such a simple thing but it was driving me mad.

I want to run a basic shell script (to create a large number of directories) but when I try to run a simple test version of it I get "command not found". I've created the text file and made it executable using the chmod +x command so I don't understand why it doesn't run when I type it's...