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Re: killall = no process killed ?
chmod u+x /home/user/bin/smsmodscript
gives me: no such file or directory? tried removing .txt from the file and from the command my txt file is called smsmodscript.txt i dont have a /home/user/bin/ folder only have a /usr/bin folder using WinSCP http://img443.imageshack.us/img443/355/82578614.png |
Re: killall = no process killed ?
It doesn't matter where you save the file, but I don't like saving it to /usr/bin because it's a system folder (and would get lost with a reflash ;) ).
You can save it to /home/user also, or you create /home/user/bin with: Code:
mkdir /home/user/bin'chmod u+x smsmodscript' or, if you're in an other directory: 'chmod u+x /your/path/to/smsmodscript' where 'smsmodscript' is the filename you've choosen for the script and which it was saved to... |
Re: killall = no process killed ?
ive put the file smsmodscript.txt into home/user
and typed chmod u+x smsmodscript and chmod u+x /home/user/smsmodscript but still get no such file or directory |
Re: killall = no process killed ?
you have to use the correct filename...
Either you rename the file to 'smsmodscript' (without .txt) or you have to add the .txt to chmod-command I'd prefer renaming, because .txt is misleading ;) |
Re: killall = no process killed (solved!)
id just figured that out bro, when it started working!
awesome info all that, i knew it was going to work when i started reading it, as always it was just a case of my brain understanding it! anyway, what i did was make 2 buttons, one to crash the messaging app, and one to make it work again, kind of a a lock and unlock feature: http://img441.imageshack.us/img441/2...0062722270.png |
Re: killall = no process killed ?
Hey... I'm glad if i could help you...
Now go on and script the hell out of your pocket-plaything :P |
Re: killall = no process killed ?
yeah man, both you and Joorin helped me understand a lot in this thread, but your info got my little mod working!
now my woman cant look at my texts when im not around! happy days! |
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