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I have a linux programming question, I am not sure if this is the right thread. I'm trying to teach myself bash programming, using ubuntu 11.10. I've followed some website or another (forget the name). I made a script, gave it propor permissions via chmod, set up my /bin folder as a path. At first I was able to execute "my_script" via command line, and then I ran into a hung-up terminal from launching gedit from same command line. Now, I'm not sure how to kill whatever process (in this case gedit I suppose?) without just clicking "x" on the terminal. Things have not gone well. now I cannot run any of my bash scripts from my terminal. It just says "command not found". I tried running it as ./my_script in its folder with same results. 1) how do I locate hung-up process and kill it via terminal commands? 2) did I break bash by incorrectly ending a process? update: I'm an idiot. I rebooted and was fine. For sure I rather should have thought of that as solution #1. Oh well - for those that have my woes.. reboot, my friends. Reboot. DrWasabi fucked around with this message at 02:55 on Jan 6, 2012 |
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