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curling some random install script from some domain I've never heard of and is possibly unrelated to this GitHub repo? great! what could possibly go wrong?

• goodburb 2y ago
  Always review scripts before running, regardless of origin, Github isn't always safe. The domain redirects to github due to the changing commit hash raw URL. You also have to cross-check the 4 kexts checksum with the origin in the OpenCore ISO, including binaries in other projects like OSX-KVM. Thankfully there are no binaries that require reproducible build setup.
• bigiain 2y ago
  sudo /bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://install.jiatan.cn)" What could possibly go wring?
  • 867-5309 2y ago
    a flannel after a bath
  • BLKNSLVR 2y ago
    That's the first thing that's ever gone wring!
  • 71bw 2y ago
    >What could possibly go wring? No such domain ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
• rmoriz 2y ago
  The author really hates the Proxmox enterprise repo sources.list.d file, he deletes it several times ('rm -rf') at least in 2 files
• pixelatedindex 2y ago
  I always try to read the source script before running it, unless it’s something I trust highly (brew, for example or tteck scripts in the case of PVE). Even then, I read some of them just to see what it does under the hood.