You Asked: How Do I Copy a Sh File in Linux?

How do I copy a .sh file in Linux?

You can copy the file to /bin/ (not recommended) or /usr/bin (not as bad, and the place to put it possibly if you have more users than yourself on the system) or you add a new path where you keep your sh scripts into the PATH environment. If you run bash it is in ~/. bashrc.

How do I copy a shell script?

Copy a File ( cp )

You can also copy a specific file to a new directory using the command cp followed by the name of the file you want to copy and the name of the directory to where you want to copy the file (e.g. cp filename directory-name ). For example, you can copy grades. txt from the home directory to documents .