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Can't Install on Debian 11 (feature strip
is required)
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Try removing the lines with |
As pointed-out by @Nutomic on /c/asklemmy, this is caused by using an outdated version of rust in apt.
Workaround: RustupThe suggested workaround was to use "rustup". I'm new to rust, but curl piped to shell is a horrible security risk and should never be done. So if you do this, only do it on a sandboxed machine that you can obliterate with fire after. I'm doing it in a QubesOS Disposable VM to sandbox the security implications of such a dangerous command.
And that worked
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@Nutomic if I could find a workaround that uses the apt version of rust, that would be ideal. In Debian 11 that's
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If I comment-out the two lines with
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You can fix this on Debian 11 by adding the line |
@Security-Chief-Odo thanks, but did you test it? It doesn't work
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Yes I tested it. What you're showing above is a different error with a different solution. |
I checked-out a version before the recent commits, and I also have an error
I installed the Debian package
@Security-Chief-Odo I don't understand how you didn't encounter these issues. I'd really, really appreciate it if you could post the exact, reproducible commands needed to get |
You should only install rust via rustup. Seems stale, but feel free to re-open if its still an issue. |
but rustup is terribly insecure :( |
I tried to execute the following commands on Debian 11:
Unfortunately the last command exited with an error
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