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fixing path errors and organizing your scripts this time on hack tip welcome to hack tip the show where we break down concepts tools and techniques for hackers gurus and IT ninjas Iamp;#39;m your host Shannon Morse and today we are fixing path and directory errors for our shell scripts so last time on hack tip I showed you how to write a very basic shell script using G edit we executed it with no issues in using bash but now we are going to follow up with some common issues that you may experience and explain why these happen and how to fix it so I have already covered permissions which is a common step that folks may forget to do this step is very important because if you donamp;#39;t make your text file executable it will just read as a simple text file not executed in the terminal like it should because itamp;#39;s read as text instead so youamp;#39;ll see your comments and everything else when you try to run that in bash unless you run into errors if you try to run it incorrect