Executing multiple commands lines at once

Question

I have a set of commands

php /home/forge/mysite.com/artisan products:exportdiff --interval="daily"
php /home/forge/mysite.com/artisan products:exportdiff --interval="daily active"
php /home/forge/mysite.com/artisan images:exportdiff --interval="daily"
php /home/forge/mysite.com/artisan publications:exportdiff  --interval="daily"

When I paste them into my Terminal, all of them excecuted one-by-one except the last one. I even tried adding ; at the end, but it behave the same.

php /home/forge/mysite.com/artisan products:exportdiff --interval="daily";
php /home/forge/mysite.com/artisan products:exportdiff --interval="daily active";
php /home/forge/mysite.com/artisan images:exportdiff --interval="daily";
php /home/forge/mysite.com/artisan publications:exportdiff  --interval="daily";

I also tried

php /home/forge/mysite.com/artisan products:exportdiff --interval="daily" &&
php /home/forge/mysite.com/artisan products:exportdiff --interval="daily active" &&
php /home/forge/mysite.com/artisan images:exportdiff --interval="daily" &&
php /home/forge/mysite.com/artisan publications:exportdiff  --interval="daily"

I got

php /home/forge/mysite.com/artisan products:exportdiff --interval="daily" &&
> php /home/forge/mysite.com/artisan products:exportdiff --interval="daily active" &&
> php /home/forge/mysite.com/artisan images:exportdiff --interval="daily" &&
> php /home/forge/mysite.com/artisan publications:exportdiff  --interval="daily"

Can someone please teach me how to prevent my last line from not executing ?

Sounds like an issue with that third or fourth php command. — Matthew Schuchard
– Matthew Schuchard, Commented Dec 17, 2016 at 13:56

Jamil Said · Accepted Answer · 2016-12-16 21:52:09Z

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I am going to go out on a limb here and suggest you to check if your code has some invisible "funny" characters on it. You can check that with vi or vim, by using :set list.

Alternatively, delete all visible spaces (and also end of the lines), and add them again on a "nix" environment, or even better, retype all the commands in a "nix" environment and see if that works.

answered Dec 16, 2016 at 21:52

Jamil Said

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