I have written a little bash script that reads commands (one per line), in a text file. At the moment, the script (shown below), is executing the commands in a sequential order (i.e. in the same order
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Solution:Finally realized the problem.Stupid User Error.Forgot to run \'git init\' in the new project directory first.Hence, running \'git add .\', \'git remote add origin repo.git\' (or even the typo
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I\'m running MySQL on Ubuntu 10.4 LTS and unfortunately I\'ve been experiencing serious problems when it comes to importing a sql file.