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2011-02-10
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#21
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Guessing here, try adding
to the end of your script.
Code:
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2011-02-10
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#22
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Thanks for the tip, but still nothing. I thought I try something simple, but I cant even do this with a script:
1. Start x terminal
2. run the command
ls
1. Start x terminal
2. run the command
ls
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2011-02-10
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@ Dayton, Ohio
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Originally Posted by raffe
I think explicitly calling osso-xterm with an exec flag from the shell script should do what you are saying here. Something like this:
I would like a shortcut that
1. opens X terminal
2. Runs
nohup x11vnc -forever&
3. And then waits there until I do a Ctrl+C
Code:
#!/bin/sh /usr/bin/osso-xterm -e "nohup x11vnc -forever"
Edit: Or not. I just tried running osso-xterm -e "fennec &", and it worked exactly the same as just osso-xterm -e "fennec". Oh well, guess you can't use that sort of flag with -e...
Last edited by Copernicus; 2011-02-10 at 20:33. Reason: Ampersand not working like I thought
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2011-02-11
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Originally Posted by Copernicus
Thanks for the tip, but not really there yet
I think explicitly calling osso-xterm with an exec flag from the shell script should do what you are saying here. Something like this:
Note: don't use the "&" flag, or the xterm will spawn off an independent x11vnc process and immediately close!Code:#!/bin/sh /usr/bin/osso-xterm -e "nohup x11vnc -forever"
Edit: Or not. I just tried running osso-xterm -e "fennec &", and it worked exactly the same as just osso-xterm -e "fennec". Oh well, guess you can't use that sort of flag with -e...
This works great!Code:
#!/bin/sh /usr/bin/osso-xterm -e "fennec"
Code:
#!/bin/sh /usr/bin/osso-xterm -e "nohup x11vnc -forever"
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2011-02-11
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@ Germany
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try this, make a script (say "xvncnohup.sh)":
Put this script in /usr/bin
make a desktop file with the line
Exec=osso-xterm "/usr/bin/xvncnohup.sh"
Nicolai
Code:
#!/bin/sh nohup x11vnc -forever & /bin/sh
make a desktop file with the line
Exec=osso-xterm "/usr/bin/xvncnohup.sh"
Nicolai
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2011-02-11
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#26
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Originally Posted by nicolai
I LOVE YOU!
try this, make a script (say "xvncnohup.sh)":
Put this script in /usr/binCode:#!/bin/sh nohup x11vnc -forever & /bin/sh
make a desktop file with the line
Exec=osso-xterm "/usr/bin/xvncnohup.sh"
Nicolai
It works, thank you!
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2011-02-17
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@ Malaysia
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#27
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hi..what if i want to show the output of the script?for example,
on the .desktop entry, the exec line is like this
however, it didn't show the output..just a blank(black) with the loading icon, then closes..
i put the script at /home/user..
how do i get the .desktop to show the output of the script?
on the .desktop entry, the exec line is like this
Code:
Exec=/bin/busybox sh -c 'echo /path/to/script.sh | sudo gainroot'
i put the script at /home/user..
how do i get the .desktop to show the output of the script?
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2013-08-30
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hello guys,
i need some help out here, i downloaded a script (evil ap.sh) and i was wondering if i can link it to the Desktop (like the ones in the pwnie express image) so that i would press the icon and the script would run automatically instead of "cd" in xterm to mydocs and execute it.
any help appreciated and thanks in advance
i need some help out here, i downloaded a script (evil ap.sh) and i was wondering if i can link it to the Desktop (like the ones in the pwnie express image) so that i would press the icon and the script would run automatically instead of "cd" in xterm to mydocs and execute it.
any help appreciated and thanks in advance
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