TheCrimsonHorror

Fucking around on a CentOS 6 Server. Client wanted a Python 3.4 install.

1. sudo yum install https://dl.iuscommunity.org/pub/ius/stable/CentOS/6/x86_64/ius-release-1.0-14.ius.centos6.noarch.rpm

2. sudo yum search python3
--Found Python appears as python34u so installed it
3. sudo yum install python34u


Then they wanted a few things installed by pip, a Python Package manager.
Should just be pip install but that was returning an error that pip didn't exist.
Seems that by default pip is different, so I had to
4. pip3 install --upgrade pip
This updated pip-6.0.8 to pip-7.1.2 and I was able to use pip install commands with latest version.

Overall pretty easy process.

Was fucking around in Kali today. 

Encountered a few issues with getting a Useraccount that was not Root to sudo.  The following seems to do it easily. 

1. Open a terminal using Ctrl+Alt+T or clicking on the icon - logged in as root

2. Add a new user using: #useradd -m username

3. Create a password for the user: #passwd username

4. Add the user to the sudo group (to install software etc): #usermod -a -G sudo username

5. Now finally change the default shell of the newly added user to bash: #chsh -s /bin/bash username

Not a lot to see here yet, and not much going on at the moment.  

Expect to see many changes soon.  

This will be an outlet for my creations, Text, poetry, short stories, long stories, photos, audio, video, everything you could wish to see. 

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