How to create link to script on linux
Question
Good afternoon.
I have a script '/etc/storage/tg.sh' .
Every time when I need him, i must to write '/etc/storage/tg.sh'
How to create a link and make it a function at the root? for example so 'tg text'?
i created -> ln /etc/storage/tg.sh tg and create link on /opt/home/admin but that's not what i need.
for example i need some like logger or date function i need my new function here how to do this?
2 answers
solution1
0 2020-09-17 19:58:32
You could try ln /etc/storage/tg.sh /opt/home/admin/tg . Would that work for you?
UPDATE: fixed the path in the command.
solution2
0 2020-09-17 20:38:10
Make a symlink using ln -s like so:
ln -s /etc/storage/tg.sh /opt/home/admin/tg
Add this directory to your PATH , for example add this to your ~/.profile file:
export PATH="/opt/home/admin:${PATH}"
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