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Convert shell script to binary
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How to find the real path of the interpreter #19

Closed TJokiel closed 6 months ago

TJokiel commented 6 months ago

Hello,

I'm compiling my script with following options: ssc -0 -4 -u -s -r -i /bin/bash -e ./bash script.src script

I know the interpreter gets unpacked to a subfolder in /tmp upon execution. Is there a way to find a real path to the unpacked interpreter from the script?

I want to run MD5 sum check on it before executing the main part of the script.

Or maybe to force a path where the interpreter should be unpacked? (must overwrite the existing file)

Thanks

liberize commented 6 months ago

Please read README and examples. Btw, -i has no effect if -e is present.

liberize commented 6 months ago

There is $SSC_INTERPRETER_PATH.