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Install p on a linux system (best practice)
Jens Heine edited this page Mar 9, 2024
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Download the p binary to your ~/bin folder.
If it does not exist, create it:
mkdir ~/bin
cd ~/bin
Download the p binary from github into the ~/bin folder:
wget https://github.com/binbash23/p/raw/master/dist/linux/p
Make it executeable:
chmod +x ./p
Make sure that the ~/bin folder is in the PATH environment. If not, put this line in your .bashrc file:
export PATH=$PATH:~/bin
Now create a working directory for the p program. The p database(s) will be saved there:
mkdir ~/p
For easy usage also put this line into the .bashrc file:
alias p='cd ~/p/ && ~/bin/p'
That is all.
Source the modified .bashrc:
. ~/.bashrc
Now you can use p from any directory. Just type p:
p
and the password manager will start.