Hi! I would need some help with CLI for Linux based VPS

So I wrote CLI code on my Windows based laptop as '.bat' file. Now I would like to import it to my Linux based VPS. What should I configure and how I should run the file?

 

Thanks

You can't run a batch file on linux, you need to create a .sh (shell) file . If you need help I can get on team viewer and show you how , just come to the chatbox.

13 minutes ago, Muffins said:

You can't run a batch file on linux, you need to create a .sh (shell) file . If you need help I can get on team viewer and show you how , just come to the chatbox.

Lol, alright. I hope this is not a meme.

Just put it all the same info into another text editor like nano, save as a .sh

Depending on OS execute using (for example on 16.04) bash scriptname.sh

Edited April 26, 20178 yr by THS

22 minutes ago, THS said:

Just put it all the same info into another text editor like nano, save as a .sh

Depending on OS execute using (for example on 16.04) bash scriptname.sh

 

Don't forget to chmod it first.

 

chmod +x filename.sh

 

Then run it:

 

./filename.sh

Just now, Hi G00gle said:

 

Don't forget to chmod it first.

 

chmod +x filename.sh

 

Then run it:

 

./filename.sh

^^

Muffins helped me out! Thanks!

Guys, I have another strange issue. I have written a script that executes the commands and works on Linux.

However, it has issues with SDN script parameter command execution.

Quote

-script: x;parameter1;paramater2;....

In terminal I get message 'command not found' for each line where is paramater for script options. In OSBot terminal (not that it really matters, but still) I get 'wrong amount of parameters'. I am ready to bet my both testicles that parameters are correctly input.
Probably the strangest part is that the same code works 100% on my Windows pc. And no, I haven't just ctrl+c;ctrl+v the code (found that was an issue sometimes when configuring .bat to .sh).

Any ideas...?

Edited April 28, 20178 yr by Magerange

Lol you dont need .sh appended to the filename of the script. If you would like to post your batch file I can help you convert it into a bash script.

from terminal vi filename

press i for insert mode to start typing

 

#!/bin/bash <-- this tells the script what shell you will be using.

enter your bash commands

 

press esc then :wq to write/quit the file

 

chmod +x filename 

./path/to/filename ---- don't forget the . in the beginning

MageRange add me on skype I can help you out.

 

chuckgreve2012@gmail.com

also, I wouldn't bet your testicles on that bahaha. 

8 minutes ago, thechuck said:

Lol you dont need .sh appended to the filename of the script. If you would like to post your batch file I can help you convert it into a bash script.

from terminal vi filename

press i for insert mode to start typing

 

#!/bin/bash <-- this tells the script what shell you will be using.

enter your bash commands

 

press esc then :wq to write/quit the file

 

chmod +x filename 

./path/to/filename ---- don't forget the . in the beginning

MageRange add me on skype I can help you out.

 

chuckgreve2012@gmail.com

also, I wouldn't bet your testicles on that bahaha. 

I've done all that and as I said - CLI works up untill 'script parameter' part for an SDN script. That is the only issue with the cli script - it does not recognize script parameters on Linux, but does on Windows for the same code, same input (eventhough it has no parameters).
I have no issues with a local script that I also use on Linux.

My testicle bet keeps on going, mate.

Edited April 28, 20178 yr by Magerange

Add me on skype and get me on Teamview, i'll get that beezy workin. Linux is my bread n butter lol.

Or pm me your bash script -- I dont need to teamview but messaging through this sucks. I'd prefer skype or some other messenger if im going to help

Thanks @thechuck for trying to help, however it still is messy and doesn't start the script with necessary parameters

I'll just post pictures / output what I get when I try to run the code.

So the code is:

#!/bin/bash

java -jar OSBot.jar -login username:password -proxy IP:port:username:password -bot username:password:0000 -script id:param1;param2;param3;param4  -world XYZ

Output in terminal:

Output in Osbot logger:

 

Edited April 28, 20178 yr by Magerange