Execute multiple command onto same terminal using bash script

问题

I am trying to run a bash script which contains few commands to execute. I want to open a terminal and execute multiple commands into it. I have written commands to set the directory path and want to make a folder there.

Code :

gnome-terminal --working-directory=/var/run/ 
gnome-terminal -e "bash -c \"sudo mkdir sphinxsearch; exec bash\""

Here, There are 2 problems :

1) Two separate terminal are opened that I don't want. I need only a single terimal where I will execute my commands.

2) sudo mkdir sphinxsearch folder is created at the default path from where I am executing my bash script. I need to create a folder inside /var/run/

回答1:

Each invocation of gnome-terminal will open a separate terminals.

Try this:

gnome-terminal --working-directory=/var/run/ -e "bash -c \"sudo mkdir sphinxsearch; exec bash\""

Here i am combining both options in a single invocation of gnome-terminal

回答2:

sudo mkdir /var/run/sphinxsearch;

will create the folder in /var/run/

来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/26375579/execute-multiple-command-onto-same-terminal-using-bash-script