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	willi_iam	2010-06-27 , 22:28
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oA simple script could look like this:

Code:

#!/bin/sh
command1
command2

or in your case (if the commands are correct an you know what you're doing

Code:

#!/bin/sh
cp -r /home/user/MyDocs/rtcom-messaging-ui.launch /usr/bin/ && killall rtcom-messaging-ui

just use a text editor and save the file e.g. in /home/user/bin (thats where i save my scripts) or any directory you want...
Then you have to make it executable:

Code:

chmod u+x /home/user/bin/$filename

in xterm, where '/home/user/bin' is the path where the file is saved and ''$filename" is the name you choosed.

Then the exec-line in .desktop-file should look like this:

Code:

Exec=osso-xterm -e "sudo /home/user/bin/$filename"

so the script is executed as 'root'

In advance you can check if the script is working via:

Code:

/home/user/bin/$filename

in xterm...

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