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domain.sh exists but bash returns not found

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anjanesh

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My client is with godaddy - dedicated using Plesk 7.5 on Linux.

Using Putty I went to /usr/local/psa/bin

lt gave
Code:
[root@mywebserver bin]# ls
....
apache_cleanup.sh             domain.sh           psarestore
.....
But when I entered
domain.sh
Code:
[root@mywebserver bin]# domain.sh
-bash: domain.sh: command not found
[root@mywebserver bin]#

BTW, when browsing using WinSCP 3.8 if I right-click domain.sh > properties, it shows
Links to: /usr/local/psa/admin/plib/api-cli/domain.php

Any idea how to get domain.sh running ?

Thanks
 
Does domain.sh have the right properties for an executable?

The error says the "command is not found"

Until the permissions are correct, try "sh domain.sh" without the quotes.
 
Ok. I got it working
./domain.sh
Forgot to add the ./ in front.

BTW, where do I place a php file containing the exec("./domain.sh....") code on a dedicated server having root access ?
And how do I run it ?
 
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