Various Useful tools as statically linked ELF binaries with no dependencies. Download, use, delete.

All binaries have been stripped and packed with upx in order to have the smallest footprint.

to download these binaries, you can use the shortned URL format

wget n0p.me/bin/FILENAME

URL shortner for custom architectures have been disabled temporarily due to malicious use. It will be available again soon :)

• Testing the tools before searching for them in your package manager (yum, apt, pacman)
• Use in prod servers without having to run package manager
• Use inside Containers (we all know editing the file inside a container is a nightmare)
• Use inside servers with no internet connectivity (scp/docker cp and run)
• To build the leanest possible Containers out of statically linked binaries rather than a distro image

pypack is a great tool to get the latest version of Python running on a Linux machine (CentOS/RHEL 5 or above, libc required). The archive containers a venv-like folder with a python binary suited to emulate a virtualenv but with a full Python, dependency libraries and headers included.

The packed version also includes the following packages:

• pip==v21.1.2
• awscli==1.19.97
• botocore==1.20.97
• build==0.4.0
• certifi==2021.5.30
• chardet==4.0.0
• colorama==0.4.3
• docutils==0.15.2
• idna==2.10
• jmespath==0.10.0
• packaging==20.9
• pep517==0.10.0
• pyasn1==0.4.8
• pyparsing==2.4.7
• python-dateutil==2.8.1
• PyYAML==5.4.1
• requests==2.25.1
• rsa==4.7.2
• s3transfer==0.4.2
• six==1.16.0
• toml==0.10.2
• urllib3==1.26.5

URL to download the latest pypack: latest (Python 3.10.0b2)

• cd to your target parent directory (~ for example)
• wget n0p.me/pypack/latest -O latest.tar.gz
• tar xf latest.tar.gz
• cd py*-env
• ./python -V

you can rename and move the folder py*-env later on as well with no effect on your packes etc.

NOTE: pypack is in alpha and it's not tested on all major distros.