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The Scripted Installer allows you to install Object Mount without root privileges (no sudo).

This installation method assumes you have the libgcc package installed (due to a dependency on libgcc_s.so). On Alpine you can do (may require sudo):

apk add libgcc
apk add libgcc
  1. Download the installer. By downloading you are agreeing to the terms of the End User License Agreement. Click to download the latest musl version from your browser, or run the command:

    wget https://github.com/cunoFS/cunoFS/releases/latest/download/cuno-musl-installer.run
    wget https://github.com/cunoFS/cunoFS/releases/latest/download/cuno-musl-installer.run
  2. To install only for the current user, run the following terminal command:

    sh cuno-musl-installer.run
    sh cuno-musl-installer.run

    To install system-wide, run:

    sudo sh cuno-musl-installer.run
    sudo sh cuno-musl-installer.run
  3. The installation will prompt you to read the displayed end-user licence agreement (EULA) and agree to the terms to continue with the installation. To automate this, you can set the environment variable CUNO_INSTALL_ACCEPT_EULA="yes" (this is equivalent to accepting the EULA).

  4. The installation will prompt you to activate Object Mount by starting a trial or entering a license key. Follow the steps interactively, or automate this step by setting the environment variable CUNO_INSTALL_LICENSE to one of trial | none | <your license key> | <full path to your license key file>.

  5. The installation will prompt you to set the CUNO_ROOT environment variable to the installation directory. This is not always necessary when using Object Mount, but it will make it easier to follow the steps in this guide.

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