Linux Toolkit

Successor to auto-secure-linux.

Install

If curl doesn't work, then change v0.1.14 to current highest (or preferred) version.

Simple

1. Grab the latest install.sh from the binaries section of the latest release.
2. Download the install.sh file.
3. cd into the directory where you downloaded it.
4. Run:

./install.sh

All in one command

sudo mkdir -p /opt/linux-toolkit
sudo curl -L "https://github.com/d3vop-llc/linux-toolkit/releases/download/v0.1.18/linux-toolkit_full.zip" -o /opt/linux-toolkit/linux-toolkit_full.zip
sudo unzip /opt/linux-toolkit/linux-toolkit_full.zip -d /opt/linux-toolkit
sudo rm -f /opt/linux-toolkit/linux-toolkit_full.zip
sudo chmod +x /opt/linux-toolkit/linux-toolkit
sudo rm -f /usr/bin/linux-toolkit
sudo ln -s /opt/linux-toolkit/linux-toolkit /usr/bin/linux-toolkit

To start:

linux-toolkit

Seperate Commands

Make app directory

sudo mkdir -p /opt/linux-toolkit

Download application ZIP file

sudo curl -L "https://github.com/d3vop-llc/linux-toolkit/releases/download/v0.1.18/linux-toolkit_full.zip" -o /opt/linux-toolkit/linux-toolkit_full.zip

Unzip application ZIP file

sudo unzip /opt/linux-toolkit/linux-toolkit_full.zip -d /opt/linux-toolkit

Delete installed ZIP file

sudo rm -f /opt/linux-toolkit/linux-toolkit_full.zip

Allow execution of binary

sudo chmod +x /opt/linux-toolkit/linux-toolkit

Delete previous SymLink if there is one

sudo rm -f /usr/bin/linux-toolkit

Add SymLink to /usr/bin

sudo ln -s /opt/linux-toolkit/linux-toolkit /usr/bin/linux-toolkit