shell - bash variable part of path -


i apologize if question has been answered before. search terms come generic useful.

in bash script, want parameter part of path. script says:

p=$1 sudo cp ~/work/niagara-root.1/build/$p/linux/vmlinux.64 /tftpboot/ 

i invoking with:

sh ~/.cpftp.sh taf-2948-im 

and getting following error:

/home/meirs/.cpftp.sh: 5: /home/meirs/.cpftp.sh: /home/meirs: permission denied 

just clarify: script has execute permission.

now when manually @ shell prompt, namely:

p=taf-2948-im cp ~/work/niagara-root.1/build/$p/linux/vmlinux.64 /tftpboot/ 

it works without hitch.

what missing?

thank you, 1 , all

meir shani


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