09-10-2014, 02:55 AM
cat <<eof > talk.sh not cat <<eof >> talk.sh
eof = end of file
You are seeing > instead of $ before the chmod command. This means you didn't end the file. Hence I looked back and saw you appended to talk.sh instead of just create talk.sh .
Sheng-Chieh
eof = end of file
You are seeing > instead of $ before the chmod command. This means you didn't end the file. Hence I looked back and saw you appended to talk.sh instead of just create talk.sh .
Sheng-Chieh
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