Alias in bashrc - can't get it to work I created a shell script and wish to add it to bashrc. I opened /home/jub/bashrc and added the following to the end of the file: `alias myfilesync = './/home/jub/Documents/scripts/myfilesync.sh'` Then from terminal, executed: source ~/.bashrc Then I try to execute either myfilesync or ./myfilesync Either way, the result is "No such file or directory". What am I doing wrong?

Provided the script you just wrote is placed in your home directory, which I am assuming is, `/home/jub`, your `alias` directive should be


alias myfilesync='/home/jub/Documents/scripts/myfilesync.sh'


i.e., you need to drop the leading `./`