So, there is a risk of a MITM attack.Īlso, since jamf runs everything as the root user, you are essentially also taking on risks around if an attack were to occur, you have now installed a malicious package as the root user. Most vendors that have some sort of CDN or URL to download software often times do not pin their certs. The only thing that truly mitigates such things is certificate pinning. Even if you use SSL verification, that does not mitigate a MITM attack. MITM attacks can happen and do happen all the time. Your Org hired you to be the expert on systems administration and engineering, so will be up to you to determine the risks and impacts of these things, but using curl as root on all endpoints can be very dangerous.
Open dos window and execute swig -version to verify.Just a couple of things to consider, and take them with a grain of salt. Click Environment Variables button, then double click Path system variable and add the above swig unzip folder path value at the variable value end, remember use to separate. 
Click Advanced System Settings in opened window left panel. Right-click Computer in the file explorer, then clicks Properties menu item in the popup menu list. Add above swig unzip directory path to system environment variable Path values. Unzip the zip file into a local folder such as C:\\swig-3.0.12. Go to swig-win download page to download the swig installer windows version. Make SWIG_PATH, PATH environment variable settings take effect. sudo vim /etc/profileĮxport SWIG_PATH=/home/Jerry/library/swigtool/bin Add SWIG_PATH environment variable, also add it in PATH environment variable. Specify swig install directory./configure -prefix=/home/Jerry/library/swigtool. Unzip the swig zip source code to a local directory. Go to the swig download page to download Linux version swig installation package. sudo apt-get install libpcre3 libpcre3-dev 
Install g++ if you do not install it already. Run swig -version in terminal to verify swig installation. Run the below command to install HomeBrew in MacOS. The macOS use HomeBrew to manage software installation, so you need to install HomeBrew first and then install swig.
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