Thread: Does ubuntu copy scripts to memory?

i'm making script if script fails, make separate script call original script input parameters again..

ie, type in /path/script.sh $1 $2 $3, , fails, output parameters file contains commands have failed since last time script-created-script run.

possible this?

file: /path/thisfile.sh

code:

  rm /path/thisfile.sh /path/script.sh $1 $2 $3   /path/script.sh $1 $2 $3 /path/script.sh $1 $2 $3

or rm /path/thisfile.sh delete thisfile.sh before executed?

have tried it?
don't know script gets stored in memory , how run, following seems suggest it's safe remove script while running:

code:

$ cat /tmp/tmp.sh  #! /bin/bash  echo hello1 $1 $2 $3  rm /tmp/tmp.sh  echo hello2 $1 $2 $3  $ /tmp/tmp.sh b c  hello1 b c  hello2 b c  $ ls /tmp/tmp.sh  ls: cannot access /tmp/tmp.sh: no such file or directory

i'm making script if script fails, make separate script call original script input parameters again..

ie, type in /path/script.sh $1 $2 $3, , fails, output parameters file contains commands have failed since last time script-created-script run.

possible this?

i'm not sure understood trying do.
give more precise example? or explain problem trying solve?

mean this?:

script1.sh

code:

good cmd #runs  cmd #runs  bad cmd #runs , fails. script1.sh writes script2.sh , exits  cmd #does not run

script2.sh

code:

bad cmd

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