Why does your install.sh script overwrite the user's bashrc file? This is a terrible security flaw.

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commercialdrive opened this issue a year ago · comments

Why does your install.sh script overwrite the user's bashrc file? This is a terrible security flaw. You even change the user's prompt. Howcome?

-CD

Saad Maqsood · Answer 1 · Thu Feb 16 2023 14:38:20 GMT+0800 (China Standard Time)

Why does your install.sh script overwrite the user's bashrc file? This is a terrible security flaw. You even change the user's prompt. Howcome?

-CD

😅 Maybe that time i didn't knew i can append the alias too. I am gonna update it. Thanks

Saad Maqsood · Answer 2 · Sat Feb 18 2023 15:32:18 GMT+0800 (China Standard Time)

Why does your install.sh script overwrite the user's bashrc file? This is a terrible security flaw. You even change the user's prompt. Howcome?

-CD

Updated the script, thanks.