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this post was submitted on 13 Mar 2025
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Can you not just run the curl or wget without piping it into bash, first? This way you could inspect what the script wants to do.
I do, but some of these scripts are quite complex and hard to parse. When all I would really need to do this myself is a direct download URL and unzip/untar in a folder of my choice, it's a pain.