Uninstall Script- Need Help! (Mac OSX)

I recently insatlled a package called Darwin Streaming Server.

To uninstall this package, I was told to download the source and in there I found a script called uninstalldss4.

The header in this script is #!/bin/sh

I'm looking for someone who can tell me how to run this sript?
Obviously, I don't know how to run scripts?

Any Terminal Tips?

Thanks for any help!

MacUnkie.

chmod +x script
./script

Thanks for your help!

First I cd <dir of uninstalldss4>

then I issued chmod +x uninstalldss4

nothing happening....

what is ./script in your reply mean?

MacUnkie.

./uninstalldss4

That will run the script

Thanks.... I'm almost there.

I have the file located in a folder on my desktop.

When I issue ./script

I get "must be root."

I've never understood how to do this. i.e.. root user?

MacUnkie.

That means you need to have root(or superuser) privs to run the script.

To run something as root type: sudo script
If you have enabled root access in netinfo manager you can login using: su, which will drop you into a root shell and from there you can run the script
If you have not enabled root access you can use: sudo -s, which will drop you into a root shell also.

Thanks for all the great help!

It worked!

MacUnkie.

I enabled root access in my netinfo manager and can now get this prompt: User:~ root#

My question is: How do I navigate to my user home dir now?

I installed Image Magick and am trying to test the install and conf.
To do so requires running scripts. I put my Image Magick folder in my User Home Dir.

Thanks for any help!

MacUnkie.