puppylinux: acpitool -s in .sh file

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I am using puppylinux (xenialpup 64 bit). In order to put it to sleep mode, I run "acpitool -s" in cli. It works fine.



But if I put it in a file, save it as .sh file, then mark it as executable, and then double-click to execute it. It makes the system sleep for just a moment and turns on immediately. I didn't understand what is missing / going wrong.



Can anybody please advise?










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    I am using puppylinux (xenialpup 64 bit). In order to put it to sleep mode, I run "acpitool -s" in cli. It works fine.



    But if I put it in a file, save it as .sh file, then mark it as executable, and then double-click to execute it. It makes the system sleep for just a moment and turns on immediately. I didn't understand what is missing / going wrong.



    Can anybody please advise?










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      I am using puppylinux (xenialpup 64 bit). In order to put it to sleep mode, I run "acpitool -s" in cli. It works fine.



      But if I put it in a file, save it as .sh file, then mark it as executable, and then double-click to execute it. It makes the system sleep for just a moment and turns on immediately. I didn't understand what is missing / going wrong.



      Can anybody please advise?










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      I am using puppylinux (xenialpup 64 bit). In order to put it to sleep mode, I run "acpitool -s" in cli. It works fine.



      But if I put it in a file, save it as .sh file, then mark it as executable, and then double-click to execute it. It makes the system sleep for just a moment and turns on immediately. I didn't understand what is missing / going wrong.



      Can anybody please advise?







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          This should go into a .sh file.
          Mark this file as executable.
          Run it.
          And it does the trick.






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            This should go into a .sh file.
            Mark this file as executable.
            Run it.
            And it does the trick.






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              acpitool -s
              read


              This should go into a .sh file.
              Mark this file as executable.
              Run it.
              And it does the trick.






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                acpitool -s
                read


                This should go into a .sh file.
                Mark this file as executable.
                Run it.
                And it does the trick.






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                Posting answer to my own Q so that it might be useful to someone else also.



                acpitool -s
                read


                This should go into a .sh file.
                Mark this file as executable.
                Run it.
                And it does the trick.







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