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the whole script is visible for everyone (also non-root-user) in the process list.
You may check it with ps aux | grep $script
Only -H hide the code. But then you can not use the script in a systemdunit.
Currently i am not sure why, but the service crashes immediately after you start it.
Is there any solution to hide the code also in the processlist?
BR
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After you compile your script with
shc -vf $script.sh
or
shc -vUf $script.sh
the whole script is visible for everyone (also non-root-user) in the process list.
You may check it with ps aux | grep $script
Only -H hide the code. But then you can not use the script in a systemdunit.
Currently i am not sure why, but the service crashes immediately after you start it.
Is there any solution to hide the code also in the processlist?
BR
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: