HowTo: Compile from SVN (Ubuntu/Debian)

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Postby Visceral » Sun May 03, 2009 5:22 am

mand1nga wrote:
Visceral wrote:Not working for me for some reason.

rwillmore@rwillmore-desktop:~/Desktop$ svnup-nexuiz.sh -a
bash: svnup-nexuiz.sh: command not found

Any ideas, the file svnup-nexuiz.sh is sitting right here my desktop and my terminal is there as well..


Try with

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./svnup-nexuiz.sh -a


note the ./ prefix

.. or include "." on your $PATH ;)

don't forget to make it an executable with chmod +x svnup-nexuiz-sh

good luck


That works, thanks. Any performance or other advantages from always using the svn version?
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Postby [-z-] » Sun May 03, 2009 5:39 am

It's not really recommended unless you're interested in developing. You're checking out unfinished work, so expect bugs and incompatibility with stable servers. Client side, you'll likely start seeing improvements over time but again, some things may require cooperation with a server-side version, so expect bugs.
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Postby esteel » Sun May 03, 2009 1:47 pm

mand1nga wrote:.. or include "." on your $PATH ;)

Thats generally not a good idea with regard to security. That two extra chars should be so easy to type that it outweights the risks of added that to path..
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Postby mand1nga » Sun May 03, 2009 2:08 pm

esteel wrote:
mand1nga wrote:.. or include "." on your $PATH ;)

Thats generally not a good idea with regard to security. That two extra chars should be so easy to type that it outweights the risks of added that to path..


Yes, that was the wink for :) But I'm not sure if he got it ..

However, adding the current directory to your path makes you vulnerable to an attacker with read/write access to your computer. Whether this someone got physical access to your computer or coming from Internet/LAN, you are screwed up already ;)
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Postby RoKenn » Sun May 03, 2009 6:23 pm

mand1nga wrote:However, adding the current directory to your path makes you vulnerable to an attacker with read/write access to your computer. Whether this someone got physical access to your computer or coming from Internet/LAN, you are screwed up already ;)


No. :)

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rokenn@yourhost:~/> ln -s $HOME/bin/myhaxx0rtool /tmp/vi


Just as one example how an unprivileged local user can do harm. Although this one requires that "." has a higher priority than "/usr/bin" in your path. But I could also put some common typos into /tmp.
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Postby mand1nga » Sun May 03, 2009 11:49 pm

RoKenn wrote:
mand1nga wrote:However, adding the current directory to your path makes you vulnerable to an attacker with read/write access to your computer. Whether this someone got physical access to your computer or coming from Internet/LAN, you are screwed up already ;)


No. :)


Yeah .. right, probably you're running a chrooted sshd, just like everyone else :roll:

Anyway, my apologies for suggesting that as a joke and as a sort of hint about how the thing works, being fully aware of the risk (whether high or low) that it implies. I guess thats how things get messed sometimes :)
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Postby toneddu2000 » Mon Jun 22, 2009 9:41 am

It works like a charm for me!Thanks FruitieX ! :)
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Re: HowTo: Compile from SVN (Ubuntu/Debian)

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