[SOLVED]Bash script dosen't continue when run

[CalebOWolf]

I have made this script to allow for me to install all of my applications on debian distros but when I run it, it doesn't run it all the way through. What am I doing wrong and how can I fix this. Also if there's anyway that I can make this script automated entirely without me doing anything and all I have to do is just run it, please let me know so I can edit it and not have to deal with coming back and checking on it.

(also I made two files of the same one but I think the differences are only the -y that's added to the sudo apt install and update commands)
(as well as I want to be able to also install spotify and dropbox without me having to get a .deb package)

setup.txt

setup-edit.txt

[jchelpau]

Could it be that sudo is waiting for your password and times out? Try removing all the 'sudo's then running your script using sudo.

[CalebOWolf]

Could it be that sudo is waiting for your password and times out? Try removing all the 'sudo's then running your script using sudo.

so when I do one sudo, it will remember all for the remainder of the terminal session

[jchelpau]

No, it will remember it for a number of minutes. But it will run your script with root privileges and not need multiple sudos.

[CalebOWolf]

No, it will remember it for a number of minutes. But it will run your script with root privileges and not need multiple sudos.

Tried it with and without.
Without stopped at neofetch
with ran all the way through
with the sudo's is what I'm gonna have to go with, so we can rule too many sudo's out

[jchelpau]

Can you post the error that happens with neofetch?

[CalebOWolf]

Can you post the error that happens with neofetch?

There's no error it just stops midway through

[jchelpau]

Can you post a full log of the script output?

[CalebOWolf]

Can you post a full log of the script output?

I don't have a log of it but I do have another problem, I want the two ppa's for openrazer and polychromatic to either be able to say yes to them or either be cancelled if they're already added/installed, they always run and are required

[jchelpau]

Could you make a log?

[CalebOWolf]

Could you make a log?

log.txt

[jchelpau]

It looks like all the commands in the script ran.

[CalebOWolf]

It looks like all the commands in the script ran.

Just had to fix a few of them but I noticed that these two commands
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:openrazer/stable
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:polychromatic/stable

aren't running with a yes or by just going on ahead and skipping them if they're found to be installed already

[CalebOWolf]

It looks like all the commands in the script ran.

Just had to fix a few of them but I noticed that these two commands
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:openrazer/stable
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:polychromatic/stable

aren't running with a yes or by just going on ahead and skipping them if they're found to be installed already

Found that I had to add a -y to the end of the repository part but will they be skipped if found to be already installed? I'll check

[deepakdeshp]

https://unix.stackexchange.com/question ... ash-script

[CalebOWolf]

https://unix.stackexchange.com/question ... ash-script

Have no clue what that's supposed to help me with.

[deepakdeshp]

set -x at the beginning of the script will echo all commands on the terminal which will indicate where the script halts.

[CalebOWolf]

set -x at the beginning of the script will echo all commands on the terminal which will indicate where the script halts.

Got it, Ill try that out and see what happens