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Simple Question about script and its extension

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justaguy
Can a shell script with an extension of command be used as a simple
installer?
Of course this assumes that the script file is rw by default upon
unpacking from the compressed file...

Sorry I don't have a Mac to test it myself.

Merci.
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francois.jacquemin
justaguy wrote:

Can a shell script with an extension of command be used as a simple
installer?



This is a french speaking newsgroup, please, "merci" do'nt has to be the
only french word...

Of course this assumes that the script file is rw by default upon
unpacking from the compressed file...



To make an installer, see developer tools, Xcode, all this stuff...

Sorry I don't have a Mac to test it myself.



Yes. Beginning to try with Apple documentation is a good idea.

Merci.


Pas de quoi.


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Paul Gaborit
À (at) Mon, 12 Dec 2011 16:46:22 -0800 (PST),
justaguy écrivait (wrote):

Can a shell script with an extension of command be used as a simple
installer?



Oui : installer.command

Of course this assumes that the script file is rw by default upon
unpacking from the compressed file...



Pourquoi rw- ? Mieux vaut r-x !

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