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local `.bin` for shady executables? #18

Closed luksgrin closed 1 year ago

luksgrin commented 1 year ago

So I wanted to try ToB's medusa. I downloaded and unzipped the latest release, and had a nice binary. So, for the sake of order, I did:

mkdir /home/whitehat/.bin
mv medusa /home/whitehat/.bin/.
echo 'export PATH="$PATH:/home/whitehat/.bin"' >> /home/whitehat/.bashrc
source .bashrc

TLDR;

Is it worth it to add a .bin directory and adding it to $PATH for these scenarios?

Want to know my opinion? Everyone should be fluent with Linux systems, thus they should be capable of doing these things... So I would not include this feature lol
Deivitto commented 1 year ago

Well, I wouldn't mind creating a script to move binaries into .bin with your code, but I think it's adding extra commands for a basic usage everybody should know, as you said

However, from this issue I take into account Medusa fuzzer. Makes sense to add it to the installer as it is not the most common fuzzer right now.

Deivitto commented 1 year ago

Added medusa installer with medusa in the path located at /usr/local/bin/: https://github.com/Deivitto/auditor-docker/commit/cb47167b3575f05544486b499a71d01e34c959ca