i just tried to run the install and it failed. I was using https://raw.githubusercontent.com/crowdstrike/falcon-scripts/v1.12.0/bash/install/falcon-linux-install.sh in my script, i need to pass variable to the actual install script.
seems like when you 'bump' versions, older installs fail.
why not have one called https://raw.githubusercontent.com/crowdstrike/falcon-scripts/current (or something to that effect)/bash/install/falcon-linux-install.sh
so we don't run into issues and can always use the latest version without having to change our scripts, especially as i do not see how we would be notified of these version changes and only notice things when they break.
looks like i will now have to tweak my windows process to adjust. Using a consistent URL would be useful for those of us who block sites unless approved by infosec.
I cannot use https://raw.githubusercontent.com/crowdstrike/falcon-scripts/v1.12.1/bash/install/falcon-linux-install.sh in one portion of my internal network as all internet access must be whitelisted, when the version changes, then the whole process of whitelisting needs to happen again.
while i love this ability, right now, its fundamentally flawed with how you are managing access to the scripts based on the URL.
i just tried to run the install and it failed. I was using https://raw.githubusercontent.com/crowdstrike/falcon-scripts/v1.12.0/bash/install/falcon-linux-install.sh in my script, i need to pass variable to the actual install script.
seems like when you 'bump' versions, older installs fail.
why not have one called https://raw.githubusercontent.com/crowdstrike/falcon-scripts/current (or something to that effect)/bash/install/falcon-linux-install.sh
so we don't run into issues and can always use the latest version without having to change our scripts, especially as i do not see how we would be notified of these version changes and only notice things when they break.
looks like i will now have to tweak my windows process to adjust. Using a consistent URL would be useful for those of us who block sites unless approved by infosec.
I cannot use https://raw.githubusercontent.com/crowdstrike/falcon-scripts/v1.12.1/bash/install/falcon-linux-install.sh in one portion of my internal network as all internet access must be whitelisted, when the version changes, then the whole process of whitelisting needs to happen again.
while i love this ability, right now, its fundamentally flawed with how you are managing access to the scripts based on the URL.