apt, dpkg, git, Python PiP (Linux Package Management) // Linux for Hackers // EP 5

[@waleed6159]

I appreciate your contribution to the community, Free CNA course, free learn Linux. You're a great guy, Mr. Chuck.

[@atraveler9816]

The way this guy speaks has single-handedly got me into Tech KZbin, I love this channel. I’m here like 9 days a week lmao

[@ste.t]

POV: you already know how to do what the video explains, but you watch it anyway beacuse chuck makes very good content

[@JoseGarcia-qq6sk]

Yes

[@guilherme5094]

Yes.

[@trapdevilmusic]

True!

[@Meow-cr1tq]

POV : you dont but you still reply yes to sound cool

[@TheRam359]

yes, chuck video getting funny everyday

[@F_Flex]

Seriously the first guy that explaines stuff in an understandable way!!! And no stupid bla bla BS. Thanks buddy!

[@linuxlavender8306]

Not knowing where I fit into the IT/Computer Science world, I really appreciate the practice, resources and energy you bring while I study to find my place.

[@charlierojas6425]

Watched all of these. Gotta say man you really take the dullness out of learning linux! You're enthusiasm is refreshing and easy to stay engaged. Keep them coming!

[@m.afnan2018]

NetworkChuck is the Beauty, Linux is the Beast, This is the story of, Beauty and the Beast...

[@omarmagdy1075]

A good handy tip i learned when you type a command and you forgot to type sudo instead of using the up arrow key then navigating through the first of your command you can type sudo followed by !! , the double exclamation marks will basically copy and paste your last command

[@jonathonhyam4154]

I’ve been a UNIX system admin since 1998. Things have changed so much from VT100 and RS332 terminal concentrators - software installation used to be having to compile the code for the platform before installing it - yay makefile! Great video - Chuck has such a great energetic manner and good teaching skills. Keep up the great videos!

[@joeygorombey2012]

Been using CentOS Linux at my job for three years, and I have learned a LOT watching this series. Network Chuck, I very much appreciate how you slow down and explain everything in layman's terms! So often in the IT world, we are learning as we go, and we are only learning what's necessary. You go above and beyond!

[@NinjaGamong]

I also made sure I was drinking coffee at the coffee breaks to ensure maximum learning.

[@NetworkChuck]

That is a good idea

[@thebrightsource6789]

@@NetworkChuck hey can you show us, how to prevent ARP cache poisoning attacks, like stoping selfishnet and netcut apps from blocking your Interent connectivity.

[@cricious1593]

@@thebrightsource6789 yeah yeah!!!!

[@arulbot797]

@@NetworkChuck hack wifi password make it bro

[@alexrowland]

I'm just getting into Linux and learning the commands you talk about here, but nobody ever really explained _what_ they were or _how_ they worked. This video was super helpful!

[@jimpowers4463]

Another amazing video from Network Chuck. From some self learning through HTB Academy and internet searches I knew how to do most of it, but now I also understand what I’m doing. Thank you. Your videos have reignited my passion for IT work and help get me started down a career path in IT.

[@Obviouslyasher]

Dude you're nailing these lectures. I'm flying through this Linux fundamentals course listening to you page to page, episode to episode.

[@NetworkChuck]

how do you install hacking tools on Linux? Here we go, everything you need to know about Linux Package Management! Want to go deeper? Sign up for Hacker school: ntck.co/htbacad (HTB Academy) 💯💯TEST your skills, see what you got: ntck.co/linux5quiz (FREE quiz) (the first 3 people to score 100% will get some free coffee and merch!) 🧪🧪FREE LAB GUIDE: ntck.co/linuxep5lab 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck membership: bit.ly/3riRhek *Sponsored by HTB Academy --------------------------------------------------- Sign up for the Hacker Academy: ntck.co/htbacad Hack some stuff (HTB): ntck.co/htb *****HEY, READ THIS: .........disclaimer: Currently, free users do not have internet access through PWNBOX. This will cause some issues as you go through the lab in this video. *Disclaimer: The Linux foundations course from HTB Academy is a Tier 0 course, allowing me to show the course content in this video series. SUPPORT NETWORKCHUCK --------------------------------------------------- ➡️NetworkChuck membership: bit.ly/3riRhek ☕☕ COFFEE and MERCH: NetworkChuck.coffee Check out my new channel, bit.ly/nc_clips 🆘🆘NEED HELP?? Join the Discord Server: discord.gg/networkchuck STUDY WITH ME on Twitch: bit.ly/nc_twitch READY TO LEARN?? --------------------------------------------------- -Learn Python: bit.ly/3rzZjzz -Get your CCNA: bit.ly/nc-ccna FOLLOW ME EVERYWHERE --------------------------------------------------- Instagram: instagram.com/networkchuck/ Twitter: twitter.com/networkchuck Facebook: facebook.com/NetworkChuck/ Join the Discord server: bit.ly/nc-discord 0:00 ⏩ Intro 1:54 ⏩ Coffee and PWNBOX 2:23 ⏩ what's a Linux Package? 2:41 ⏩ Linux Package Managers 3:16 ⏩ dpkg (installing .deb packages) (Package Manager) 5:39 ⏩ why dpkg is DUMB!! 6:22 ⏩ APT (Advanced Package Tool) (Package Manager) 6:46 ⏩ installing packages with APT 8:59 ⏩ repositories (what is THAT??) 9:23 ⏩ apt update 9:53 ⏩ looking at the sources list 11:43 ⏩ what packages are installed? 12:47 ⏩ UNINSTALL Linux Packages (remove) 13:50 ⏩ updating your Linux system 14:28 ⏩ upgrade VS full-upgrade 15:09 ⏩ aptitude (Package Manager) 15:47 ⏩ SNAP! (snapd) (Package Manager) 17:38 ⏩ PIP and GEM (Python and Ruby) 18:39 ⏩ GIT (install custom Hacking tools) 19:46 ⏩ git clone 20:52 ⏩ pip3 install -r requirements.txt 22:43 ⏩ REVIEW AFFILIATES & REFERRALS --------------------------------------------------- (GEAR I USE...STUFF I RECOMMEND) My network gear: geni.us/L6wyIUj Amazon Affiliate Store: www.amazon.com/shop/networkchuck Buy a Raspberry Pi: geni.us/aBeqAL #linuxforeveryone #linux #linuxforhackers

[@canadiancrusader7738]

First

[@lmgharlious6835]

luvv u broo

[@sikhasaha4772]

your video is awesome :) but please dont use ghost effects anymore. I am really learning linux from your videos. But the ghost effects suddenly scare me. The one you used on Deb's face and the one you said while purge , the graphics really scare me out. Thanks for teaching these things on the youtube. the earth is still a good place to live despite all the evilness in it. Thank you very much for educating us about linux and stuff again.

[@razvanilea]

Forgot to add Editor Nick to tools used :) Give him a coffeee

[@ajm6621]

bro my linux is too slow please help its supposed to be fast

[@RealHIFIHelp]

Wow this guy really exploded in popularity the last years time. I guess it shows how awesome Keith Chuck is. Well done sir, you made IT at a high level seem interesting. Not an easy task.

[@taylorbisig6149]

Hey Chuck! I noticed some weird audio at 12:15-12:30. Might want to check it out! Great video and content.

[@7ryntik645]

Yep, I too did!

[@SatrancAma]

@@7ryntik645 "Yep, I did too!"

[@wasifekbal]

Yaa right, messed up editing. The editor also explained the reason at 12:27

[@TG4Ever007]

yea someone talking

[@uzumakiuchiha7678]

That was Deb

[@victorpictoraerial8560]

Love your videos, but please pay attention to the "minor" details: && does not run two commands simultaneously, it will only run the second command, if the first exited with 0, meaning there was no error.

[@das_evoli]

He said "Two commands in one line" and not simultaneously which is correct

[@javacraft5555]

thank you chuck for being my inspiration to be a Hacker and learn more techie things online thank you😊

[@curioussoul2069]

Flatpak is the linux invention of the century, so streamlined and well thought, delta-based updates, you have the freedom to embed your own dependencies within your package, no more manual compiling and linking, or no more waiting for the next release of your OS to support the latest compiler/interpreter of your favorite language. big big plus for security is that it runs only in sandboxed runtimes, and doesn't have direct access to syscalls, works everywhere, gotta love this thing, I would make small example video tut, If I had time, cheers! thank you for all the helpful information, much appreciated and needed

[@davidstilwell6322]

I just started learning Linux via: your tutorial never done this! this is amazing! I bought a raspberry pi and have been dabbling a little with it! I bought books to further my knowledge in the Linux abyss and more! Thank you NetworkChuch for pushing out amazing content!

[@ElBonita-w1t]

BEEN LEARNING LINUX ON MY OWN FOR THE LAST YEAR OR SO AND I NEVER UNDERSTOOD THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN APT AND DPKG. THANKS NETWORK CHUCK! THANKS FOR BOILING EVERYTHING DOWN TO AN EASY TO UNDERSTAND LEVEL FOR THISE OF US WHO REALIZE WE SHOULD HAVE GONE INTO IT IN THE FIRST PLACE. GEN XER HERE

[@chronic4142]

You purged the package pidgin but not its dependencies, that's why pidgin-data was still installed. With "apt autoremove --purge" you can purge all unneeded packages that weren't installed manually. And on the list of packages that will be uninstalled there is a * after each package which means that the package will be purged.

[@mhassan6099]

The only channel where I have fun learning

[@vincentlouis1265]

I learned a lot, thanks chuck. You re doing an amazing job. Always expecting the next video. Really cool !!!

[@Shlawgydoodle]

Agreed.

[@PaintSandwhich]

I was today years old when I found NetworkChuck on KZbin.Wish it was sooner! This is gold for us n00bs.

[@ericsamuel550]

I never stops drinking coffee to keep going. I’m honestly learning a lot from you. Great content chuck

[@rafeek13]

The energy and enthusiasm you bring into each of your videos is unmatched...you being a veteran in the field yet bring so much energy and curiosity into each of your tutorials kudos, the best tech channel I have come across 😎😎

[@xnolimitgamerx]

Without this guy I won’t be what I am today

[@imherovirat]

What you are today?

[@xnolimitgamerx]

@@imherovirat nothing

[@st-wq3kj]

@@xnolimitgamerx lmao

[@shawnmendrek3544]

@@xnolimitgamerx I suspect it is humbleness with with a joke. I laughed though. I am sure he is doing better.

[@JUSTIN-et5jd]

One of the precious channel in yt......begginer friendly and advanced ....,✌🏻❤️❤️❤️

[@asf130thecompany7]

This guy is so fun to watch *coffee break* and learning faster and faster :D

[@kacmar4823]

I've been thinking all this for years now "How did you learn all this?", you are so smart, smarter than me. When it comes to asking how is Linux language made, they say it's computer language. But how is computer language made of? If it is made out of binary code, what is binary code made out of? Life is so complicated.

[@karim_frikha]

your way of teaching is so cool , you are like telling an exciting story , a thriller one xDD i wish our proffessors were like you :D keep up Bro ♥

[@bcalatoz1]

You are by far the BEST instructor I have ever came across. You were born for this. Thank you very much for making these great videos. Hope to someday meet you in person.

[@AmitSharma-th4tn]

I'm inspired with you sir...i was zero but you changed me and now I'm learning data scientist...thnk u so much sir. Love from india🇮🇳

[@shant-o]

youre the only one on YT and probably all internet who can really make the terminal usage fun and enjoyable.. Cheers man :D

[@bhargavsolanki8067]

The command to find the files installed - sudo apt list --installed | grep ^(file name)

[@NK-iw6rq]

Chuck you are a God send to this community. I would like to teach IT and Cyber security some day and I am taking note of your teaching style because this is the first video series teaching Linux that didn't bore me to sleep haha.

[@amrv8064]

Finally ! The tutorial that ive been looking for . Thanks ❤️

[@cyborg6294]

Because of you I started to use Linux daily, rightnow I have a dual boot Kali and Windows

[@MartinJaszczuk]

This video series is awesome. I've paid on Udemy for Linux courses that taught me less in 10x the time...

[@activatelock7567]

*Forward your complaints or request @breaklock_official on Instagram!! He's really a genius* 🏴‍☠️

[@SA77888]

This is brilliant information for noobs like me.........its what us noobs dont know and dont understand, and what scares us off of Linux. Thank you.

[@DjNaphthalin]

Hey Chuck, perfect pacing so far! I started with you on EP1 and by now I was thinking how to remove and control all the wonderful stuff I loaded with apt. Interesting to find out what i was doing for years on Raspberry Pi. Written or KZbin guides for “how to do x on Raspberry Pi OS” give you the commands, but if there is an update or something changes… Well, this often meant an early stop to a project. I quite enjoy HTB Academy and would like to thank you for bringing it in to my media bubble!

[@pnachtwey]

Thumbs up! Coffee is essential! Can't do anything without coffee! apt and pip are essential tools for keeping your linux up to date. knowing how to use apt and pip is essential if you program on Linux. Using apt is simple and means you don't really need the synaptic package manager. apt is the master of all. Pip is trickier because it doesn't tell you when you should update the package or your user files. You should use ---user when in doubt.

[@rockyd6078]

If only my professors would teach the subject like this i would've stayed in college

[@CallousCoder]

Why would you not just read the man page or Google yourself? Instead of having knowledge force fed and not understand the concepts? Force fed trivial knowledge is utterly useless.

[@HunterFruitti]

​@@CallousCoder man I totally follow you on this, I'm studying IT but I can't understand half the things my teachers try to teach me, in my life the meme "indian guy on youtube" is fking real bro I really prefer learning things on internet and by myself, and it makes me happier as well (but I still go to courses to have a diploma telling I did xx years of studies)

[@CallousCoder]

@@HunterFruitti yeah I feel you!! That little paper is worth a lot. Although some of the best people in IT I worked with, didn’t do college one even dropped out of secondary school and I admit he’s even more skilled than me. And 10 years younger. He would read a book and know everything. I totally understand he dropped out, because he must have been bored shitless.

[@christianw1490]

Thank you chuck for your creation of content and how you explain difficult topics in a simple way. I was rethinking if it is really the thing i wanna do later in my life but after i saw your first video i couldnt stop myself from learning with your videos and started to have new hope for my later life. Thank you!

[@0mni924]

And the point of dpkg is to install local packages that aren't in repos. But holy hell it can be a pain with dependency errors

[@jeffyramalhocardioworkouts]

Your videos are very insightful and even me a noob on this hacking field can understand! Thank you so much for the really good walking troughs that you offer!

[@justkubo]

Can you show us your thought process and specifically what you do when hacking

[@biancaethan4421]

Contact cyber cych hacking 01 on Instagram for help

[@gowthamreddysomala]

you are one and only linux teacher for us.. thank you ..

[@dylanherron3963]

Also, I will be totally okay with never seeing another Sad-Satan-esque pic edit of Deb ever again in my life.

[@UnrealJaymo]

I appreciate the free knowledge Chuck, not sure if you are the one editing these videos but the comedic editing makes me smile.

[@ColtAshley]

Just like always, great content and great entertainment. I love the way you break down and explain everything including the differences between different commands and why they're different

[@smartocquaye]

This guy is the best. I've been searching for a video like this for a very long time

[@quillonri]

Chuck, this is an amazing series you've got going. I'm learning a ton. And BTW, Deb scares the stuffing out of me. LOL

[@AbdulBasit-ib6by]

From your video now I learned the difference between dpkg, apt and snap tools

[@TK-xy1yj]

This series is amazing. It covers everything I want to know about Linux. And quite funny to watch!! Thank you for making such a great series.

[@Idontknow819918]

Chuck, you are the definition of what makes a great teacher!! Thanks brother

[@frustratedbarcelonafan8020]

If this guy was my teacher i would be in Mars right now

[@Whytho2000]

Question. How do you download Snap? Is it an already included file in linux? Also, how did you download Pidgin? What is pidgin? Was pidgin already on your computer? Do you just willy nilly tell your computer to download things and it will? Why cant you just download something and install it? Why do you have to use commands to install things? Sorry for the questions.

[@pickeljuice4479]

I love this new editing 👍, don't let comments ruin your vibe ❤️

[@TheTeaDubz]

If you're using the latest version of Ubuntu, you would use pip not pip3. Both python and pip now map to python3 and pip3 by default because python2 has reached EoL. I'm sure you know this, NetworkChuck, but posting in case it helps someone else. :)

[@geriug6165]

We love you Chuck! Keep up the hard work!

[@allanjones2255]

I really appreciate the videos, it's a great refresher to knock the rust off of my Linux skills. FYI, HTB knee-capped networking on the pwnbox so none of this video works in the pwnbox environment unless you pay for VIP access. You are better off using your own linux box you can play with.

[@ballshouse624]

Thank you for this. I was trying to figure out what I was doing wrong

[@moonwalkingg_5706]

ARCH MAINS BE LIKE: *where tf is pacman or yay?* EDIT: 30 LIKES POG

[@voidtoni4893]

Indeed

[@theeyenzier8190]

XD im litterly like uhhh doas pacman -s ?

[@jpf338]

@Darth Vader lol

[@electricalbatross5797]

Just install apt, I don’t see what the big deal is

[@realnord8322]

Linux is great. It makes the user boss of his/her own computer as opposed to some other OS out there. Running Pop OS and Arch myself, and I don't regret it

[@abdeladbar1125]

fantastic work chuck! your the only reason why i decided to strive towards an IT career path 😌

[@phantomzero_x]

Im new to this but thanks to chuck im learning alot in like 3 days i went from getting lost to learning how to install apps and use them BIG UPS CHUCK!

[@jeremyparker9394]

Lmbo. Oh I love the video. Its going fast as your coffee ➡️🤯

[@Hellnation13]

i cant beleive how much content Chuck produces, so amazing. All the research and information he has to look up. it is so impressive.

[@DM-qm5sc]

Put speed at .75 and he will sound normal

[@bart5293]

Coffee at 1 am, wow what a commitment. Thank you for your effort, and great content, you're the reason why I started studying Networking

[@aakashprasad114]

Love your content dude! But the new style of editing is kinda distracting Best wishes for the future

[@scottspa74]

The production quality on this particular video of yours, I would say, almost detracts from the utility. Don't get me wrong, it's great production, and super fun and entertaining - I just find myself missing some of the lesson by being distracted by the entertaining/amusing production (the cheesy-commercial-like zoom-ins of the coffee sips are particularly well done. Just my .02¢, but I super appreciate all the content you provide.

[@nobilkwt7222]

arch = pacman or yay or Arch user repository ( AUR ) I use arch btw

[@mrcrackerist]

I would suggest paru instead of yay

[@aayan-infosec]

Best package managers in linux are on arch

[@robertlemonsjr]

Where was this 10 years ago lol. I know this stuff but this is amazing for anyone who doesn't. Thanks Chuck

[@youtienne3829]

"what do you think it is - IT'S PIP!" hahaha the excitement xd

[@gauravSingh-ij7iy]

Sai banda hai yaar...lots of love from india.....

[@ianballbe9891]

I use a macboock m2 and when I try to use Firefox from no pages will open so I can't download anything, does anyone know how I can fix that?

[@gromit576]

whenever i hear the phrase 'fake it till you make it', it reminds me of you. cisco is on its way out like disco and you still haven't done your ccnp. or for that matter any worthy cert of significance. If you give up IT, you could ace in sales (car, carpet, etc)

[@quintinpotgieter6896]

Hehe QUIZ TIME!! apt list --installed | grep ^git Worked for me :D

[@thebozzIDW]

Great video, although I’ve known about using apt since I have been using Ubuntu on and off since 2007-2008, I did want to say I learned quite a bit from this video - such as using apt rather than apt get as I’ve been doing and things like using the “grep ^nmap” part to get all the lines that start with nmap.

[@jineshshah4816]

Do regex next! That Deb is scaaarrrryyy!!!

[@Paramjit_purewal]

Whats that ?

[@jineshshah4816]

@@Paramjit_purewal regular expression

[@gameroli2022]

That jump scare was quiet scary

[@ryankitching5936]

I see far because I stand on the shoulders of giants. Chuck, Bombal and Knight to name a few. Absolute legends in the making

[@alex471]

What about gdebi- which also auto installs dependencies by running it on a .deb file

[@TrulyExeceptionalSales]

Good Job teaching Network Chuck. What you are teaching makes hackthebox much easier to understand. Thanks Again!

[@danhabib3441]

What's the difference between apt purge and apt autoremove ? Btw: coffee break

[@TheoParis]

Pretty sure autoremove cleans your system from packages that aren't actively being used. Purge just deletes a single package and its data

[@emmap4339]

Hello Keith, I followed all the course so far and now I want to experiment a bit out of the flow to test how things work in reality. Here is what I want to achieve: 1- have 2 users, user1 = a coder, and user2 = a graphist 2- have 2 apps installed: krita for the graphists group and visual studio for the coders group 3- when logged as user1 be able to run visual studio but not krita, when logged as user2 be able to run krita but not visual studio Ok the requirement is I don't want user1 nor user2 being in the sudoer file. And I want to be able to add any amount of user I want to each graphists or coder group and instantaneously able to run the relevant app and not the other. So I created user2 and group graphists then added user2 to that group. I installed krita as root. Krita runs as root. I changed the group ownership of Krita to graphists. Krita still run as root. But it don't as user2: cd /bin sudo chmod 2755 krita* su - user2 I got this error: krita qt.qpa.xcb: could not connect to display qt.qpa.plugin: Could not load the Qt platform plugin "xcb" in "" even though it was found. This application failed to start because no Qt platform plugin could be initialized. Reinstalling the application may fix this problem. Available platform plugins are: eglfs, linuxfb, minimal, minimalegl, offscreen, vnc, wayland-egl, wayland, wayland-xcomposite-egl, wayland-xcomposite-glx, xcb. Aborted I then sudo chmod 4755 krita* su - user2 I got this error: FATAL: The application binary appears to be running setuid, this is a security hole. Aborted. I found those info about the chmod masks at unix.stackexchange.com/questions/29159/why-is-it-recommended-to-create-a-group-and-user-for-some-applications So how do I do to make krita runs for all users in the graphists group? This is a general question: How do I make an app not running as root for all members of a group? How do I know the requirements for that app running? How do we troubleshoot apps launching issue on linux? I didn't find any info regarding to this scenario at docs.krita.org/en/ and all the tutorials about groups commands I found just spells the commands and what they do but none take a real life approach for a linux administrator assigning applications to groups. Thanks for your enlightenment.

[@b391i]

Awesome lesson as usual 😁👍

[@John-hq9kx]

Nice video and the new editing is really cool...specially the final "DEB" screamer. :D

[@bewolf88]

"and who is deb?" awesome, i laughed a lot aahahaha

[@nicholaspeters730]

I absolutely Love this guy's style. It is the best training by far I have ever had. Editor Nick needs our help he's locked in a closet.

[@jeetswarnakar8633]

this helped a lot🥰🥰

[@MrBadlandabad]

I’ve already followed you VM video, now I’m set up with VirtualBox and Linux Kali. And so far so good on learning Linux. You make it so interesting and fun to learn!! I’m following step by step, and I’m almost keeping up with you! (Not really).. anyway, great videos, keep it up!

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I wanted to trade crypto but got confused by the inflation in price

[@kabandajamir9844]

The world's best teacher chuck.

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@@angelinajoseph7167 you don't have to be surprised Mrs Mitchell is good and everyone loves her qualifications and genuine services. I guess that's why she's popular

[@its_fzx5275]

I really used to hate linux af but after this serious of videos I really fell in love with it thx chuck💙💜

[@Darth_Maul001]

These videos are fantastic!! I am loving learning about Linux.

[@kabandajamir9844]

You have really molded our life into diamond sky light thanks chuck