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process_helper is provided by a gem package named process_helper. It is very likely, that your package will contain a file Gemfile with a description of all the dependencies you will need - and you can install all of them using a command bundle install. Individually you can install packages by using eg. gem install process_helper for process_helper.

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  • I tried running the bundle install and it did no good. Not sure if you can see the screenshot but every time I run ruby secgen.rb run command it doesn't run a basic scenario, it just says Traceback with a list of number options. – JediBDS Feb 09 '22 at 20:27
  • You may want to run the app with `bundle exec ruby secgen.rb run` to ensure the correct environment being set. Also keep in mind, that if you install packages with `bundle install` on user, those won't be available on root, possibly vice versa. – hmdne Feb 10 '22 at 01:45