[linuxhippy]

I'm using Sunrise on WinXP and also in Linux. Sunrise works fine in Linux and Win using a GUI. I would like to use SunriseCL in Linux. This command line version works fine in Win with the included batch file. I wrote a small Linux script to execute sunrisecl but I cannot get it to execute a .sdl file since it wasn't installed like my Win version. Reading over the help file on sunrisecl it says that your path and home variables need to be changed...how in linux? Probably edit the .bash_rc or .bash_profile file somehow?

EDIT:

Here's my sunrisecl.sh script file:

java -Xmx128m -Djava.library.path=. -jar sunrisecl.jar

I execute with:

sh sunrisecl.sh

It then runs this feedback:

SunriseCL (Sunrise v0.42i 2005-10-21)
Converts websites and newsfeeds to Plucker documents using settings from Sunrise SDL files.
usage: sunrisecl [options ...] sdl [ [options ...] sdl ...]
-due Update only documents that are scheduled and due.
-help Show help and version information.
-maxupdates Set the maximum number of simultaneous updates.
-name Update only documents with names that match the specified
name or name pattern. Wildcard characters "*" and "?" are allowed.
-verbose Display all log messages.

So, how do I include the sdl file?