Linux
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Note
Make sure your system is up to date.
Python should be installed by default on most Linux distributions, but if that's not the case, you can install it using your distributions package manager. Also you might need to install python-pip and python-virtualenv.
Here are few examples how to install both Git and Python:
Debian/Ubuntu/ZorinOS
sudo apt install git python3 python3-pip python3-virtualenv
Fedora/Redhat
sudo dnf install git python python-pip python3-virtualenv
Arch based distributions
sudo pacman -S git python python-pip python3-virtualenv
Void
sudo xbps-install git python3 python3-pip python3-virtualenv
Others
If you use any other distribution, see its own wiki for tutorials.
After installing Git and Python, you can start installing H4X-Tools by opening up a terminal and typing the following:
git clone https://github.com/vil/h4x-tools.git
After the cloning is done, type:
cd h4x-tools
sh setup.sh
and follow the setup scripts instructions.
H4X-Tools should now be in /usr/local/bin/, which means that you can start it by simply typing h4xtools in the terminal.
If the setup fails to build the tool, you can launch it by typing:
python h4xtools.py
Important
If you get errors like EXAMPLE not found., you have to install them by yourself using your package manager.
To update the tool, you have to open up the directory in the terminal that you have cloned before, and type the following:
git fetch && git pull
Then run the setup script again to build the new version of the tool.
If you download the already built executables from the Releases page. You have to make the executable by typing the following:
chmod +x h4xtools
Then run it by typing:
./h4xtools
Also I recommend you to verify the signature of the file by downloading the .sig file also, and then typing:
gpg --verify h4xtools.asc
