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https://github.com/openphoto/frontend/tags https://github.com/openphoto/frontend/tags The warning above that shell script is there for a reason. I hope nobody
by jmathai 15y ago
https://github.com/openphoto/frontend/tags https://github.com/openphoto/frontend/tags
The warning above that shell script is there for a reason. I hope nobody actually does that (except me since I know it's sane and need to spin up instances regularly).
- moe 15y agoYou should just remove the script or make clear that it will potentially annihilate the victims host up to the point of rendering it unbootable. "apt-get upgrade" is not a safe operation. It will install new kernels and boot-loaders and it may get terribly confused in the face of pinned packages or mixed repositories. "--assume-yes" is a really bad idea and running "apt-get upgrade" is none of your installers business in first place.
- jcwilliams 15y agoThat warning isn't nearly strong enough. Someone skimming might just see that as an innocuous install script (I certainly would have). There needs to be a huge bold warning: "CHANCES ARE THIS SCRIPT WILL DESTROY YOUR SYSTEM." Maybe not using that wording, but seriously, running this would certainly screw up a lot of stuff on my system, and I'm not alone.