Before installing SystemGuard, ensure that the following dependency is installed:

The following packages are required for the SystemGuard app to function properly:

# debian based distros
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install git curl wget unzip iptables jq nmap

sudo dnf update -y
sudo dnf install -y git curl wget unzip iptables jq namp

sudo yum update -y
sudo yum install -y git curl wget unzip iptables jq nmap

This is required for the app to run properly.

To install Miniconda3, run the following commands:

# Install Miniconda3
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/codeperfectplus/HackScripts/main/setup/install_miniconda.sh
chmod +x install_miniconda.sh && ./install_miniconda.sh

Install Docker as it is required by the prometheus and grafana services. install docker using the following commands, based on your distro:

# debian / apt based distros
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/codeperfectplus/HackScripts/refs/heads/main/setup/setup_docker.sh
chmod +x setup_docker.sh && ./setup_docker.sh

# centos / yum based distros
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/codeperfectplus/HackScripts/refs/heads/main/setup/setup_docker_centos.sh
chmod +x setup_docker_centos.sh && ./setup_docker_centos.sh

1. Download and set up the SystemGuard installer:

wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/codeperfectplus/SystemGuard/production/setup.sh
chmod +x setup.sh && sudo mv setup.sh /usr/local/bin/systemguard-installer

2. Run the following command to install the SystemGuard app:

sudo systemguard-installer --install
# if above command doesn't work, try full path
sudo /usr/local/bin/systemguard-installer --install

To uninstall the SystemGuard app from your system, use the following command:

sudo systemguard-installer --uninstall

This will remove SystemGuard and its related configurations from your system.

In case you encounter any errors or issues with the SystemGuard app, you can attempt to fix them by running:

sudo systemguard-installer --fix

This command will attempt to automatically fix any issues with the app.

If you need to restore the SystemGuard app (e.g., after an improper shutdown or system crash), you can run:

sudo systemguard-installer --restore

This will restore the app to its previous functional state without affecting its configurations.

To get a detailed report on the status of the SystemGuard app, including its services, use the command:

sudo systemguard-installer --status

To ensure that SystemGuard and its dependencies are running smoothly, you can perform a system health check by running:

sudo systemguard-installer --health

This will check various system resources and provide insights into the overall health of your system.

To clean up all the backups created by SystemGuard and free up disk space, use the following command:

sudo systemguard-installer --clean-backups

To check the logs for SystemGuard, which can be helpful for troubleshooting or monitoring purposes, run:

sudo systemguard-installer --logs

If you need to stop the SystemGuard server, you can do so by running:

sudo systemguard-installer --stop

For a list of all available commands and their descriptions, run:

systemguard-installer --help