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shasum: command not found #42
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Or you can create a script called shasum in /usr/bin or /usr/local/bin with this in it: #!/bin/bash
shift 2
sha256sum $@ M. |
I think shasum comes from Perl and if author want this project to be perl independent this should be changed. |
You are right. And "sha256sum" is shorter ;-) |
Just to clarify: I was using shasum because sha256sum doesn't seem to be available on bsd systems. Now i switched it to use openssl for generating the hash, which hopefully works everywhere. |
Hello,
I use your script on old gentoo instalation and get this error:
./letsencrypt.sh: line 135: shasum: command not found
So i've just changed "shasum -a 256" to "sha256sum" and it works ! I know I use very old instalation, but that's why I don't/can't use official letsencrypt client.
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