| Description | Both the nvidia-cuda-toolkit and winexe packages contain the file /usr/bin/bin2c.
When attempting to install both packages the second package fails to install due to this conflict.
Since it seems likely that users interested in high-performance cuda hash-cracking may also be interested in passing-the-hash (as our security engineers are), this conflict can be very unfortunate. |
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| Additional Information | Quick Fix: Rename cuda and winexe bin2c binaries to bin2c.cuda and bin2c.winexe respectively and update the filenames in your DEBIAN/md5sums files. Then add DEBIAN/postinst and DEBIAN/prerm files to packages as listed below (also included in the associated upload) to take advantage of update-alternatives.
Credit for fix idea goes to Jubei-Mitsuyoshi for his work at: https://github.com/Jubei-Mitsuyoshi/debian/tree/master/kali/kali_fixes/winexe
==nvidia-cuda-toolkit==
--DEBIAN/postinst--
#!/bin/sh
set -e
case "$1" in
configure)
update-alternatives --remove bin2c /usr/bin/bin2c.cuda
update-alternatives --install /usr/bin/bin2c bin2c /usr/bin/bin2c.cuda 80
;;
esac
--DEBIAN/prerm--
#!/bin/sh
set -e
case "$1" in
remove)
update-alternatives --remove bin2c /usr/bin/bin2c.cuda
;;
esac
==winexe==
--DEBIAN/postinst--
#!/bin/sh
set -e
case "$1" in
configure)
update-alternatives --remove bin2c /usr/bin/bin2c.winexe
update-alternatives --install /usr/bin/bin2c bin2c /usr/bin/bin2c.winexe 60
;;
esac
--DEBIAN/prerm--
#!/bin/sh
set -e
case "$1" in
remove)
update-alternatives --remove bin2c /usr/bin/bin2c.winexe
;;
esac |
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