Is this function (the ability to execute .command files) no longer a part of remote buddy?

If not can you tell me which version I have to downgrade to so that this great feature is again available to me.

I have a series of scripts that where very convenient that I cannot use without this feature for example I have a script that will call "open" sequentially on each other file in the folder so that I do not have to remember where in a series of episodes I am up to I just use the file browser and activate the script.

e.g.

#!/usr/bin/env bash

go=1 
(( next = go + 1 )) 
sed -i.rm_me -e "s/go=$go/go=$next/" "$0" 
(sleep 1;rm -f "$0.rm_me") & 
path=$(dirname "$0") 
(( open_number = next + 1 )) 
open=$(ls "$path" |head -n${open_number}|tail -n1) 
echo "$path/$open" 
echo "$(date) $path/$open" >> "$0" 
open "$path/$open" 
exit

this opens the next file in the same folder as the script and logs what was opened.

I use this script from a network mount from any machine.

I am not sure that it will be possible to do this with an apple script.

This script was very useful and I miss very much being able to use it from remote buddy. I have been using vnc to activate the script via the finder and using remote buddy a lot less because of the lack of this very nice feature.

Cheers

Sefton