turns out I'm really bad at shell scripts...
I'm trying to make a script that will run;
ntpdate -u time.apple.com
So I created this script;
#!/bin/sh
ntpdate -u time.apple.com
I've chmod +X the script but it won't execute when I call
sudo ./timefix.sh
sudo: ./timefix.sh: command not found
If I just call ./timefix.sh I get;
-bash: ./timefix.sh: Permission denied
ntpdate requires sudo privileges to run.
My final goal is to package this up into an app with Automator so that it runs every boot. I have a handful of Macs in this office that are having internal clock issues. This is meant to be my dirty work around until I can get time to strip them back and replace the RTC batteries.
Can anyone help me fix my script please?
只需将+ X更改为小写+ x 。
chmod +x ./timefix.sh
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