How To Make A File Executable Linux Shell Chmod Command

this tutorial will show you the command you need to execute in the shell prompt of linux to make a file executable so you can make it into a script. In this post you will find the linux command chmod for modifying the permissions to make a file execute. [467], Last Updated: Sat May 18, 2024

wallpaperama

Tue Jan 08, 2008

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if you want to know how to make a linux file executable you can use this example

my file is called example.exe

chmod +x example.exe

chirojit

Mon Jan 12, 2009

i want to make a .jar file executable in linux(like .exe in windows).i will like to then carry the executable and run in on other machiene with linux platform.
need you help

https://www.wallpaperama.com/forums/how-to-make-a-file-executable-linux-shell-chmod-command-t5659.html

mike

Mon Apr 02, 2012

I am new in this computer, I am not part of any command, but I am going to the beach soon and I want to know more about those shells files. Mike

mukul

Wed Apr 07, 2010

hi, i want to make command on shell someone Please help me...

jerome

Wed Apr 02, 2008

no need to add it in /bin, creating an alias will do the trick !
enter command:
alias cl='wc -l'

then type cl filename => it will echo
123 filename

Neha

Mon Feb 04, 2008

hi,

someone pls help me..

i want to create my own command,suppose "cl"(which counts the number of lines in a file).when i write cl on the command prompt with the filename as an argument,it should return me the number of lines in a file.
how do i add "cl" to /bin and treat it as a new command??

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