Closed willemdh closed 6 years ago
Could you elaborate on "auto update"?
Well it needs to be triggered of course :) (by whatever automation tool / cronjob etc) But it would
Ah... I see. Well I do this via git. Yes, not everyone uses the git way of setting FireMotD up.
How about a dedicated script to initially install and later update FireMotD? Would decouple the installation from execution and would ease setup while at it.
To install or upgrade FireMotD on your system execute:
sh -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/willemdh/FireMotD/master/install.sh)"
Also good for me :) Do you have something that works already?
My process is based on git. I'd not recommended that for others as git is not installed by default... Hence the answer is sadly no. Sorry
ok i'll put it on my to do
@ThomDietrich Check https://github.com/orgs/OutsideIT/teams/firemotd/discussions/4
Code should be added so the required packages are installed when apt-get is used too
Added the required code for apt packages. Closing this issue, please use:
curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/OutsideIT/FireMotD/master/FireMotD -o ~/FireMotD && chmod 755 ~/FireMotD && sudo ~/FireMotD -I -d
I was thinking of adding an auto update option. Sth like
sudo ./FireMotD --Update