Executing linux executables ./ doesn't work :S

[rizowski]

I have been trying to use ./myExecutable or exec myExecutable and neither one works. How do you execute some kind of executable from a fresh download of CMder? This particular file is a script with no file extension but is marked as an executable using linux tags.

[rmorrin]

What kind of script is it? If it's a regular shell script you should be able to use the following:

sh ./myExecutable

This assumes you have the full version of cmder installed (with msysgit) or git's included Unix tools are accessible via your PATH.

[rizowski]

Ah there it is. I was missing the sh. It kept saying ./ is not a command