pm2 doesn't work with .bash

Author: raghu0891

1_prerequisite.bash

@@ -233,7 +233,7 @@ echo "
       # 			IMPORTANT MESSAGE                                    #
       ################################################################################
       # Make sure you have the below mentioned 2  files are available and populated  #
-      # as given below. Then start 'pm2 start 2_nodeStartPM2.bash' script to run your#
+      # as given below. Then start 'pm2 start 2_nodeStartPM2.sh' script to run your#
       # node in the background. To view your node log use 'pm2 logs 0'.              #
       #                                                                              #
       # File 1: password.txt => contains your keystore password                      #
@@ -251,6 +251,6 @@ echo "
       #				      follow keystore password condition).	     #
       #										     #	
       # NOTE: This 2 files have default contents, please change the mail & passwords #
-      #	      before starting 'pm2 start 2_nodeStartPM2.bash'.			     #
+      #	      before starting 'pm2 start 2_nodeStartPM2.sh'.			     #
       ################################################################################
       ################################################################################"

2_nodeStartPM2.bash 2_nodeStartPM2.sh2_nodeStartPM2.bash renamed to 2_nodeStartPM2.sh

@@ -1,4 +1,3 @@
-#!/bin/bash
 echo "<<<<<<<<<------------------STARTING PLUGIN NODE--------------------->>>>>>>>>"
 echo "export ETH_CHAIN_ID=50
 export ETH_URL=wss://ws.xinfin.network

README.md

@@ -7,19 +7,19 @@
 <br/>
 
 This repo contains the script for automation of the [Plugin](https://goplugin.co/) Node setup which can be used by the Node operators.
-There are 2 scripts in this repo(1_prerequisite.bash,2_nodeStartPM2.bash) & 2 files (apicredentials.txt, password.txt). 
+There are 2 scripts in this repo(1_prerequisite.bash,2_nodeStartPM2.sh) & 2 files (apicredentials.txt, password.txt). 
 
 1) Before executing the 1_prerequisite.bash script, please change the database password
  to your own known password(we just given a default as 'postgres', just change 'your_password') at line number 202 of 1_prerequisite.bash.
 This script will install all the prerequisite tools, utilities for Plugin.
 - After successfull execution of 1_prerequisite.bash, kindly go through the instructions to be followed
-  for executing 2_nodeStartPM2.bash as mentioned below.
+  for executing 2_nodeStartPM2.sh as mentioned below.
 ```
       ################################################################################
       # 			IMPORTANT MESSAGE                                    #
       ################################################################################
       # Make sure you have the below mentioned 2  files are available and populated  #
-      # as given below. Then start 'pm2 start 2_nodeStartPM2.bash' script to run your#
+      # as given below. Then start 'pm2 start 2_nodeStartPM2.sh' script to run your#
       # node in the background. To view your node log use 'pm2 logs 0'.              #
       #                                                                              #
       # File 1: password.txt => contains your keystore password                      #
@@ -37,11 +37,11 @@ This script will install all the prerequisite tools, utilities for Plugin.
       #				      follow keystore password condition).	     #
       #										     #	
       # NOTE: This 2 files have default contents, please change the mail & passwords #
-      #	      before starting 'pm2 start 2_nodeStartPM2.bash'.			     #
+      #	      before starting 'pm2 start 2_nodeStartPM2.sh'.			     #
       ################################################################################
       ################################################################################
 ```
-2) Now execute 2_nodeStartPM2.bash through pm2 'pm2 start 2_nodeStartPM2.bash'.
+2) Now execute 2_nodeStartPM2.sh through pm2 'pm2 start 2_nodeStartPM2.sh'.
 3) You can view the status(pm2 status 0) && logs(pm2 logs 0) of your running node