location of ssh?

[mbuddha]

I need this for a script to run properly. Right now in the script it says #!/bin/sh at the top. What should I replace that with?

[sdjl]

Are you sure it's SSH you need to find and not SH?

Have you tried running the script as is to see if it works?

David

[mbuddha]

Well I'm trying to install a script on my site and it requires I run an installation procedure directly on the server. The scripts involved have #!/bin/sh at the top and in the docs it says if that doesn't work "try #!/bin/bash or whatever shell you're using."

ssh is shell isn't it? I mean I'm using it that way...

If there is 'sh' to run, I don't know where or how.

[mbuddha]

Actually it's irrelevant. I was trying to install a java chatroom and I just found out Dathorn doesn't support Java. It's ok I was only going to be testing it out here before finding a small host and getting a different domain.

[sdjl]

I see.
Well SSH is a protocol technically speaking. It is a secure interface to your server. You then use an SSH client to use the protocol and issue commands, etc.

SH is a shell script, which you can run via SSH or Telnet.

If you're running a setup script, you'll be using SH

David