Saturday, November 3, 2012
How to install SHC on your Linux system
SHC stands for Generic shell script compiler.
Created by Francisco Javier Rosales GarcĂa, shc creates a stripped binary executable version of the script specified with -f on the command line.
The binary version will get a .x extension appended and will usually be a bit larger in size than the original ascii code. Generated C source code is saved in a file with the extension .x.c .
In a simple word, SHC compile your Bash script into binary so no one can see your code.
And here's step by step how to install SHC (I use Ubuntu 12.04 LTS) :
1. Download the latest version of SHC at here
2. Put the package at your home (~) directory
3. Extract the tarball :
4. Step inside into the shc folder and do the 'make' command :
5. As you see above, there's an error about missing file named 'shc.c' Actually the 'shc.c' is already there, we just have to rename / duplicate it into the right name :
6. Ok, then we shall continue to 'make install' command (need sudo):
7. Something sucks occurs again. It's looks like there's no such directory named '/usr/local/man/man1/'. So what should we do? Simple, just create that folder and repeat again the make install command. It should works now!
8. Next, we have to move the shc binary file into /bin and give it the excecutable bit :
9. OK Done! SHC is installed into your system. To test it, try type 'shc' at the terminal, and it should looks like this :
OK on the next few days, i will write an article about the usage of SHC. So stay tuned :-)
In a simple word, SHC compile your Bash script into binary so no one can see your code.
And here's step by step how to install SHC (I use Ubuntu 12.04 LTS) :
1. Download the latest version of SHC at here
2. Put the package at your home (~) directory
3. Extract the tarball :
adee@thinkpad:~$ tar -xzvf shc-3.8.9.tgz shc-3.8.9/CHANGES shc-3.8.9/Copying shc-3.8.9/match shc-3.8.9/pru.sh shc-3.8.9/shc-3.8.9.c shc-3.8.9/shc.1 shc-3.8.9/shc.README shc-3.8.9/shc.html shc-3.8.9/test.bash shc-3.8.9/test.csh shc-3.8.9/test.ksh shc-3.8.9/makefile
4. Step inside into the shc folder and do the 'make' command :
adee@thinkpad:~$ cd shc-3.8.9/ adee@thinkpad:~/shc-3.8.9$ make make: *** No rule to make target `shc.c', needed by `shc'. Stop.
5. As you see above, there's an error about missing file named 'shc.c' Actually the 'shc.c' is already there, we just have to rename / duplicate it into the right name :
adee@thinkpad:~/shc-3.8.9$ cp shc-3.8.9.c shc.c adee@thinkpad:~/shc-3.8.9$ make cc -Wall shc.c -o shc *** �Do you want to probe shc with a test script? *** Please try... make test
6. Ok, then we shall continue to 'make install' command (need sudo):
adee@thinkpad:~/shc-3.8.9$ sudo make install *** Installing shc and shc.1 on /usr/local *** �Do you want to continue? y install -c -s shc /usr/local/bin/ install -c -m 644 shc.1 /usr/local/man/man1/ install: target `/usr/local/man/man1/' is not a directory: No such file or directory make: *** [install] Error
7. Something sucks occurs again. It's looks like there's no such directory named '/usr/local/man/man1/'. So what should we do? Simple, just create that folder and repeat again the make install command. It should works now!
adee@thinkpad:~/shc-3.8.9$ sudo mkdir /usr/local/man/man1 adee@thinkpad:~/shc-3.8.9$ sudo make install *** Installing shc and shc.1 on /usr/local *** �Do you want to continue? y install -c -s shc /usr/local/bin/ install -c -m 644 shc.1 /usr/local/man/man1/
8. Next, we have to move the shc binary file into /bin and give it the excecutable bit :
adee@thinkpad:~/shc-3.8.9$ sudo cp shc /bin/shc adee@thinkpad:~/shc-3.8.9$ sudo chmod +x /bin/shc
9. OK Done! SHC is installed into your system. To test it, try type 'shc' at the terminal, and it should looks like this :
adee@thinkpad:~/shc-3.8.9$ shc shc Usage: shc [-e date] [-m addr] [-i iopt] [-x cmnd] [-l lopt] [-rvDTCAh] -f script
OK on the next few days, i will write an article about the usage of SHC. So stay tuned :-)
How to shows subtitle (*.srt) in Windows 7 - Windows Media Player 12
By default, Windows 7 Windows Media Player 12 (WMP12) does not support *. SRT files for movie ssubtitles. To shows subtitle on WMP12, we can use Local Subtitles for WMP plug-in from codepack.co. This Plug-In will allow you to play movies with subtitles in Windows 7 Media Player 12
And here's the steps :
- myvideodvdrip.mp4
- myvideodvdrip.srt
Have a try ! :-)
And here's the steps :
- Prepare your video files
- Download subtitle (*. SRT) in accordance with the title of the movies and languages you want. (Subscene is a recommended site for subtitle's searching).
- Rename the SRT file name with the same name of your movie file (excluding the extension).
- myvideodvdrip.mp4
- myvideodvdrip.srt
- Download and install the Local Subtitles for WMP plugin from this link : http://codecpack.co/download/Local-Subtitles-for-WMP.html
- Open a the video file at first with WMP12.
- Switch to library mode
- Load subtitle in a way as shown below:
- The movie will be played. Make sure the subtitle is loaded by right clicking on the movie screen > Lyrics, captions and subtitles> On, if available
- Done. Your WMP12 will shows the subtile below the the screen.
Have a try ! :-)
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