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ShellScript is a [[Script]] written for the [[Shell]] (They are similar to *.bat or .cmd files in Windows).
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The [[MIME]] type is application/x-shellscript
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They are text files which first line says the shell to use (like DebPkg:bash , DebPkg:dash, DebPkg:csh, DebPkg:tcsh). So the first line is A '''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shell_script|Shell script]]''' is a script written for the [[Shell]]. Shell scripts use ShellCommands and a specific syntax. Operations performed by shell scripts include file manipulation, program execution, and printing text.

A script is a text file, which ''may or may not'' have the file extension {{{.sh}}}. The first line of the file [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shebang_(Unix)|(shebang)]] indicates which interpreter/shell should execute the rest of the script:
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Including this line, Debian knows this is a shell script (they don't need to finish with *.[[Sh|sh]]).
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The [[MIME]] type of shell scripts is {{{application/x-shellscript}}}

{{{.bat}}} or {{{.cmd}}} are basic equivalents on Windows.
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 * [[http://steve-parker.org/sh/sh.shtml|Linux Shell Scripting Tutorial]].
 * [[http://www.zazzybob.com/bin.html|Shell Script Repository]].

* http://steve-parker.org/sh/sh.shtml - Linux Shell Scripting Tutorial

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Translation(s): English - Italiano

(!) ?Discussion


A Shell script is a script written for the Shell. Shell scripts use ShellCommands and a specific syntax. Operations performed by shell scripts include file manipulation, program execution, and printing text.

A script is a text file, which may or may not have the file extension .sh. The first line of the file (shebang) indicates which interpreter/shell should execute the rest of the script:

  • #!/bin/sh

The MIME type of shell scripts is application/x-shellscript

.bat or .cmd are basic equivalents on Windows.


CategoryCommandLineInterface | CategoryRedundant: merge with ShellCommands/other shell pages