Protections define access controls for your depot. You can manage them using the p4 protect command, which opens a form where you can define rules like:
| Issue | Suggested fix | |--------------------------------|---------------------------------------------| | command not found | Install globally: npm i -g hxcoreol | | EACCES: permission denied | Run with sudo or fix npm permissions | | Missing ENV variable | Copy .env.example to .env and fill values | | Version mismatch | Upgrade: hxcoreol upgrade |
This command will open a form where you can set the user's email, full name, and other details.
If a User Account Control (UAC) prompt appears asking for permission to make changes to your device, click "Yes" . hxcoreol install
You will be prompted with several options. Select:
Invoke-WebRequest -Uri "https://hxcoreol.org" -OutFile "$env:TEMP\hxcoreol.zip" Use code with caution.
Runs hxcoreol status to confirm everything is working. Protections define access controls for your depot
Linux deployments utilize native package managers or automated shell scripts to establish proper user permissions and systemd binaries.
: Use sudo on Linux/macOS or run PowerShell as Administrator on Windows.
Q: Can I install HXCoreOL on a Mac? A: HXCoreOL is currently only supported on Windows operating systems. You will be prompted with several options
Explicitly lock down dependencies within local configuration scopes (e.g., using explicit extra-dependencies overrides or compiling matching language runtimes locally instead of relying on default system packages). Summary of Best Practices
: Use the official Xray-install script for Linux.
This occurs if you are not running as root or a sudoer. Ensure you use sudo for all installation commands.