currently test driving it:
Needs some minor tweaks, the install scripts are broken since it does
not use installpkg and removepkg commands but as it seems some aliases
the author created (for instance instead of installpkg just pkg)
This needs to be tweaked in every of the 4 install scripts.
Then scripts number 3 and 4 use another script included, unfortunately
the call is wrong and needs to be altered to ./check_slack_ver.sh
instead of just check_slack_ver.sh
If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link:
Everything is described in detail in README (despite the fact that in Russian, the technical language)
//
// 0. pre-installation of the tools / scripts
//
download add.*/add.txz
unpack the contents of "bin.*" Into the HOME bin-directory (~/bin, $HOME/bin)
check that the directory is present in the PATH variable
$ echo $PATH | grep $HOME/bin
if there is NO path in the PATH variable, edit/add to user settings (~/.bash_profile or ~/.bashrc):
PATH=$HOME/bin:${PATH}
Next, the necessary commands / scripts are used, which are used later in the installation scripts (and in general, simplifying the life and work in the command string, when writing custom scripts):
currently test driving it:
Needs some minor tweaks, the install scripts are broken since it does
not use installpkg and removepkg commands but as it seems some aliases
the author created (for instance instead of installpkg just pkg)
This needs to be tweaked in every of the 4 install scripts.
Then scripts number 3 and 4 use another script included, unfortunately
the call is wrong and needs to be altered to ./check_slack_ver.sh
instead of just check_slack_ver.sh
Good Afternoon
Everything is described in detail in README (despite the fact that in Russian, the technical language)
//
// 0. pre-installation of the tools / scripts
//
$ echo $PATH | grep $HOME/bin
Next, the necessary commands / scripts are used, which are used later in the installation scripts (and in general, simplifying the life and work in the command string, when writing custom scripts):
In addition, if necessary, we add. Links:
//
// 1. installing all TDE packages
//
Install script TDE:
... and more ...
Good Luck
p.s. It would be nice to learn how to beautifully format text in README :o)
Last edit: sunjob 2017-03-28