The following are required before executing the install script.
The Zscaler cert bundle should be downloaded to ~/.ssl/zscaler-bundle.pem
This location is exported as CERTIFICATE_BUNDLE and referenced for a variety of CLIs and environments.
On a new (mac) machine Xcode is required for most anything.
Open a terminal, enter the following, then go for a coffee ☕...
xcode-select --installIt may say "Command line tools are already installed". If so, continue to next steps.
Homebrew manages most of the utilities and apps we need to do the job.
Visit https://brew.sh to confirm install command is up to date.
See Homebrew on Linux for Windows subsystem setup.
/bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/master/install.sh)"Follow "Next Steps" from the Homebrew installer's terminal output.
Ensure it's working before proceeding...
brew -vAt this point you may want to give your computer a recognizable host name.
This name will display in places like Github settings when you create tokens to authenticate this computer.
Change the default name in:
- System Settings > About > Name
- System Settings > Sharing > Local hostname
e.g. BobsWorkMac and BobsWorkMac.local
Since Github auth from the default terminal can be tricky, the best approach to cloning this repo is to use the GitHub CLI.
Install it with Homebrew...
brew install gh
Then authenticate your user, via web login...
gh auth login
Choose Github.com, SSH and Yes to generate a new SSH key to add to your GitHub account
(passphrase is optional).
The GitHub CLI will create and upload the SSH key. Before proceeding you will need to grant that key access to any organization you want to access.
Go to your account settings for SSH Keys and select "Configure SSO" for the key you just uploaded then click Authorize for each required org.
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