- GIT SUDO COMMAND NOT FOUND HOW TO
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- GIT SUDO COMMAND NOT FOUND FREE
⭐ Run Loading slug from git directory '/Users/user/project/.git'
Extracting content to '/Users/user/project' Extracting content from '/var/folders/5b/k1by84y17ln1mxfr8nczl3hw0000gn/T/act438170973' to '/Users/user/project'ĭEBU Writing entry to tarball workflow/event.json len:2ĭEBU Writing entry to tarball workflow/envs.txt len:0ĭEBU Writing entry to tarball home/.act len:0 Exec command ''ĭEBU Writing tarball /var/folders/5b/k1by84y17ln1mxfr8nczl3hw0000gn/T/act438170973 from /Users/user/project/.ĭEBU Stripping prefix:/Users/user/project/ src:/Users/user/project/. 🐳 docker run image=python:3.8.5 platform=linux/amd64 entrypoint= cmd= 🐳 docker create image=python:3.8.5 platform=linux/amd64 entrypoint= cmd= 🐳 docker volume rm act-Python-application-test
GIT SUDO COMMAND NOT FOUND FREE
(even though I'm always for Debian and hate strongly dislike Ubuntu, but when using ubuntu-xx.xx runner, I expect it to be actually Ubuntu)įeel free to make any suggestions, I'm trying to do as much as possible for this repo in free timeĭEBU Loading environment from /Users/user/project/.envĭEBU Loading secrets from /Users/user/project/.act.secretsĭEBU Loading workflows from '/Users/user/project/.github/workflows'ĭEBU Reading workflow '/Users/user/project/.github/workflows/ci.yml'ĭEBU Reading workflow '/Users/user/project/.github/workflows/deploy-production.yaml'ĭEBU Reading workflow '/Users/user/project/.github/workflows/deploy-staging.yaml'ĭEBU Loading slug from git directory '/Users/user/project/.git'ĭEBU Found revision: efaea79abd1368aab365933c69b326d3542a9bd5ĭEBU Loading revision from git directory '/Users/user/project/.git'ĭEBU HEAD points to 'efaea79abd1368aab365933c69b326d3542a9bd5'ĭEBU using github ref: refs/heads/main
GIT SUDO COMMAND NOT FOUND ARCHIVE
I noticed that the setup-python action for example relies on ubuntu specifically to find out which archive to download, and fails on the node image that is based on Just, Yes. It might make sense to also base the "small" image on Ubuntu.
GIT SUDO COMMAND NOT FOUND HOW TO
I'm open for suggestions on how to write/convey the message 👍 since I'm usually not the best in describing things to people.
Thanks for taking a look at windows Path slash direction There isn't any official GitHub image for Docker unless you mean act big one. I can make such as default in my fork but it will be up to act owner if they will chose to implement that in the Brilliant yes, and maybe worth mentioning in that comment its using the Github official image for big (somehow more concisely). If possible, I would like to see another Small image with essential Unix tools such as sudo, curl, awk, that's not in my power, to me it also seems weird that image without sudo or curl was chosen as default. This does not mean however that root will be reinstated.I think that's fair.
GIT SUDO COMMAND NOT FOUND PASSWORD
The previous command installs a package that will allow for a user to be added to a trusted group that will not need to supply a password when using sudo.
GIT SUDO COMMAND NOT FOUND INSTALL
sudo apt install -y kali-grant-root & sudo dpkg-reconfigure kali-grant-root Should a user wish to enable password-less sudo, which poses a security risk should someone gain access the the user account, they have that option. Sudo on Kaliīecause Kali creates a user with administrative privileges by default, users can use sudo right away and supply their password for authentication.
It is possible to re-enable access to the root user, however this is not recommended. This means that root has no password set, and the account created during installation is the one to use. With 2020.1 Kali has swapped to a privileged non-root user by default. To Enable/Disable password-less privilege escalation on kali-linux you need to install the kali-grant-root package : $ sudo apt install kali-grant-root Starting from kali 2020.1 root access has been dropped, users must use sudo. Git isn't installed by default, to install it: # apt install git You are using a kali version prior to 2020.1, sudo isn't installed by default.
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