Hi, I can't find a package of this program for Slackware / Salix, do you know how I can fix it?
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https://surfshark.com/download/linux
Surfshark-vpn
Surfshark-vpn
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Re: Surfshark-vpn
Try this:
* Download https://ocean.surfshark.com/debian/pool ... _amd64.deb
* Open the .deb file with engrampa
* Open the data.tar.gz file which is in there
* Go to usr/bin in the data.tar.gz
* Extract the surfshark-vpn binary somewhere
* Try running it
I haven't tried it, but it should probably work. If you put it in your /usr/local/bin, you should be able to run it as any other program.
* Download https://ocean.surfshark.com/debian/pool ... _amd64.deb
* Open the .deb file with engrampa
* Open the data.tar.gz file which is in there
* Go to usr/bin in the data.tar.gz
* Extract the surfshark-vpn binary somewhere
* Try running it
I haven't tried it, but it should probably work. If you put it in your /usr/local/bin, you should be able to run it as any other program.
Re: Surfshark-vpn
I extracted the data.tar.xz file
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But it does not work.simone [usr] $ ls
bin share
simone [usr] $ cd bin
simone [bin] $ ls
surfshark-vpn
simone [bin] $ sudo surfshark-vpn attack
Password:
sudo: surfshark-vpn: command not found
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Re: Surfshark-vpn
You need to specify the path to the binary, unless you put it somewhere in your $PATH, like this:
from wherever you unpacked it, assuming the folder is named 'data' (but change that part accordingly)
The ./ means "the current directory".
I'm assuming that attack thing is some kind of argument.
from wherever you unpacked it, assuming the folder is named 'data' (but change that part accordingly)
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cd usr/bin
sudo ./surfshark-vpn attack
I'm assuming that attack thing is some kind of argument.
Re: Surfshark-vpn
It works, I didn't put the file in usr /local/bin ...
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