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i wondering command ./

example:./ts3client_runscript.sh start

thanks help.

it's not command, it's location in filesystem. . current working directory, , / path separator. doing command, specifying file in current working directory. can without ./ except when want execute file, so, in command

./ts3client_runscript.sh start 

you telling shell execute file. can execute file not in current working directory specifying path it, example /bin/uname long file executable, , ./ specifying path in same way.


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