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  1. In the command line it's working well:



    $ . /home/gk/venv36/bin/activate


  2. The same command in the script file is not working. The file has 744 modes. All echo-commands before and after . /home/gk/venv36/bin/activate
    are working.



Is something wrong?



Here is the script file:



$ #! /bin/bash
$ echo "Jupyter notebook running..."
$ . /home/gk/venv36/bin/activate
$ jupyter notebook









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  • I don't see "command source" anywhere.

    – Pilot6
    10 hours ago











  • @dessert You added a space after the dot :-)

    – Pilot6
    10 hours ago






  • 1





    What does the activate script do? What is the output that you are expecting?

    – Terrance
    10 hours ago











  • Look at bash -x /home/gk/venv36/bin/activate

    – waltinator
    9 hours ago






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    Why does your script have a dollar sign at the start of each line?

    – wjandrea
    9 hours ago


















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  1. In the command line it's working well:



    $ . /home/gk/venv36/bin/activate


  2. The same command in the script file is not working. The file has 744 modes. All echo-commands before and after . /home/gk/venv36/bin/activate
    are working.



Is something wrong?



Here is the script file:



$ #! /bin/bash
$ echo "Jupyter notebook running..."
$ . /home/gk/venv36/bin/activate
$ jupyter notebook









share|improve this question









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  • I don't see "command source" anywhere.

    – Pilot6
    10 hours ago











  • @dessert You added a space after the dot :-)

    – Pilot6
    10 hours ago






  • 1





    What does the activate script do? What is the output that you are expecting?

    – Terrance
    10 hours ago











  • Look at bash -x /home/gk/venv36/bin/activate

    – waltinator
    9 hours ago






  • 1





    Why does your script have a dollar sign at the start of each line?

    – wjandrea
    9 hours ago
















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  1. In the command line it's working well:



    $ . /home/gk/venv36/bin/activate


  2. The same command in the script file is not working. The file has 744 modes. All echo-commands before and after . /home/gk/venv36/bin/activate
    are working.



Is something wrong?



Here is the script file:



$ #! /bin/bash
$ echo "Jupyter notebook running..."
$ . /home/gk/venv36/bin/activate
$ jupyter notebook









share|improve this question









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  1. In the command line it's working well:



    $ . /home/gk/venv36/bin/activate


  2. The same command in the script file is not working. The file has 744 modes. All echo-commands before and after . /home/gk/venv36/bin/activate
    are working.



Is something wrong?



Here is the script file:



$ #! /bin/bash
$ echo "Jupyter notebook running..."
$ . /home/gk/venv36/bin/activate
$ jupyter notebook






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  • I don't see "command source" anywhere.

    – Pilot6
    10 hours ago











  • @dessert You added a space after the dot :-)

    – Pilot6
    10 hours ago






  • 1





    What does the activate script do? What is the output that you are expecting?

    – Terrance
    10 hours ago











  • Look at bash -x /home/gk/venv36/bin/activate

    – waltinator
    9 hours ago






  • 1





    Why does your script have a dollar sign at the start of each line?

    – wjandrea
    9 hours ago





















  • I don't see "command source" anywhere.

    – Pilot6
    10 hours ago











  • @dessert You added a space after the dot :-)

    – Pilot6
    10 hours ago






  • 1





    What does the activate script do? What is the output that you are expecting?

    – Terrance
    10 hours ago











  • Look at bash -x /home/gk/venv36/bin/activate

    – waltinator
    9 hours ago






  • 1





    Why does your script have a dollar sign at the start of each line?

    – wjandrea
    9 hours ago



















I don't see "command source" anywhere.

– Pilot6
10 hours ago





I don't see "command source" anywhere.

– Pilot6
10 hours ago













@dessert You added a space after the dot :-)

– Pilot6
10 hours ago





@dessert You added a space after the dot :-)

– Pilot6
10 hours ago




1




1





What does the activate script do? What is the output that you are expecting?

– Terrance
10 hours ago





What does the activate script do? What is the output that you are expecting?

– Terrance
10 hours ago













Look at bash -x /home/gk/venv36/bin/activate

– waltinator
9 hours ago





Look at bash -x /home/gk/venv36/bin/activate

– waltinator
9 hours ago




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1





Why does your script have a dollar sign at the start of each line?

– wjandrea
9 hours ago







Why does your script have a dollar sign at the start of each line?

– wjandrea
9 hours ago












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