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I have already used



 curl -fsSL


on Ubuntu 16.04,without any problems.
If I go for



sudo curl -fsSL https://goss.rocks/install | sh


then I have 



touch: cannot touch '/usr/local/bin/goss': Permission denied
ERROR: Cannot write to /usr/local/bin set GOSS_DST elsewhere or use sudo


Is this somehow related to Goss tool or not?




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    I have already used



     curl -fsSL


    on Ubuntu 16.04,without any problems.
    If I go for



    sudo curl -fsSL https://goss.rocks/install | sh


    then I have 



    touch: cannot touch '/usr/local/bin/goss': Permission denied
    ERROR: Cannot write to /usr/local/bin set GOSS_DST elsewhere or use sudo


    Is this somehow related to Goss tool or not?




    linux curl




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      up vote
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      I have already used



       curl -fsSL


      on Ubuntu 16.04,without any problems.
      If I go for



      sudo curl -fsSL https://goss.rocks/install | sh


      then I have 



      touch: cannot touch '/usr/local/bin/goss': Permission denied
      ERROR: Cannot write to /usr/local/bin set GOSS_DST elsewhere or use sudo


      Is this somehow related to Goss tool or not?




      linux curl




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      I have already used



       curl -fsSL


      on Ubuntu 16.04,without any problems.
      If I go for



      sudo curl -fsSL https://goss.rocks/install | sh


      then I have 



      touch: cannot touch '/usr/local/bin/goss': Permission denied
      ERROR: Cannot write to /usr/local/bin set GOSS_DST elsewhere or use sudo


      Is this somehow related to Goss tool or not?





      linux curl





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          I don't see the relation to programming (it certainly would fit better on SuperUser or Unix/Linux), but the reason that you are denied the permission to do what you do is related to the user IDs your pipe components are executed under.



          With



          sudo a | b


          you are starting two processes, the first of them piping its output to the second one. The first one (sudo) executes another one (a) and feeds its output to b, which is executed with you UID.



          If you change the way things are done (fetching install script as "you" and executing it as root), it will probably work. But you put a lot of trust in whoever puts this file onto that web site.






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          • Thanks,you think that I should not install it as root before doublecheck?
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          • @MikiBelavista Yes. Doing something as root always needs extra attention.
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          accepted










          I don't see the relation to programming (it certainly would fit better on SuperUser or Unix/Linux), but the reason that you are denied the permission to do what you do is related to the user IDs your pipe components are executed under.



          With



          sudo a | b


          you are starting two processes, the first of them piping its output to the second one. The first one (sudo) executes another one (a) and feeds its output to b, which is executed with you UID.



          If you change the way things are done (fetching install script as "you" and executing it as root), it will probably work. But you put a lot of trust in whoever puts this file onto that web site.






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          • Thanks,you think that I should not install it as root before doublecheck?
            – MikiBelavista
            Mar 23 at 10:45










          • @MikiBelavista Yes. Doing something as root always needs extra attention.
            – glglgl
            Mar 23 at 11:21














          up vote
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          accepted










          I don't see the relation to programming (it certainly would fit better on SuperUser or Unix/Linux), but the reason that you are denied the permission to do what you do is related to the user IDs your pipe components are executed under.



          With



          sudo a | b


          you are starting two processes, the first of them piping its output to the second one. The first one (sudo) executes another one (a) and feeds its output to b, which is executed with you UID.



          If you change the way things are done (fetching install script as "you" and executing it as root), it will probably work. But you put a lot of trust in whoever puts this file onto that web site.






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          • Thanks,you think that I should not install it as root before doublecheck?
            – MikiBelavista
            Mar 23 at 10:45










          • @MikiBelavista Yes. Doing something as root always needs extra attention.
            – glglgl
            Mar 23 at 11:21












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          I don't see the relation to programming (it certainly would fit better on SuperUser or Unix/Linux), but the reason that you are denied the permission to do what you do is related to the user IDs your pipe components are executed under.



          With



          sudo a | b


          you are starting two processes, the first of them piping its output to the second one. The first one (sudo) executes another one (a) and feeds its output to b, which is executed with you UID.



          If you change the way things are done (fetching install script as "you" and executing it as root), it will probably work. But you put a lot of trust in whoever puts this file onto that web site.






          share|improve this answer












          I don't see the relation to programming (it certainly would fit better on SuperUser or Unix/Linux), but the reason that you are denied the permission to do what you do is related to the user IDs your pipe components are executed under.



          With



          sudo a | b


          you are starting two processes, the first of them piping its output to the second one. The first one (sudo) executes another one (a) and feeds its output to b, which is executed with you UID.



          If you change the way things are done (fetching install script as "you" and executing it as root), it will probably work. But you put a lot of trust in whoever puts this file onto that web site.







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          • Thanks,you think that I should not install it as root before doublecheck?
            – MikiBelavista
            Mar 23 at 10:45










          • @MikiBelavista Yes. Doing something as root always needs extra attention.
            – glglgl
            Mar 23 at 11:21
















          • Thanks,you think that I should not install it as root before doublecheck?
            – MikiBelavista
            Mar 23 at 10:45










          • @MikiBelavista Yes. Doing something as root always needs extra attention.
            – glglgl
            Mar 23 at 11:21















          Thanks,you think that I should not install it as root before doublecheck?
          – MikiBelavista
          Mar 23 at 10:45




          Thanks,you think that I should not install it as root before doublecheck?
          – MikiBelavista
          Mar 23 at 10:45












          @MikiBelavista Yes. Doing something as root always needs extra attention.
          – glglgl
          Mar 23 at 11:21




          @MikiBelavista Yes. Doing something as root always needs extra attention.
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          Mar 23 at 11:21












           

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