Scapy.all Error?

[Alperoot]

Ok, so I was trying to install something (websploit) on my Pandora and (suprisingly!) it did installed with a little exception that it said sh: 0 not found. And when I try to run the program by typing "websploit" it says

 

File "/usr/bin/websploit", line 55, in <module>
from modules import arp_poisoner
File "/usr/share/websploit/modules/arp_poisoner.py", line 11, in <module>
ImportError: No module named scapy.all


Can somebody help me 

 

[ptitSeb]

Maybe try using wxPython, it has a more up-to-date pythonv version and more python package. Also, if you use an Ext2 FileSystem, you will be able to install more python package without saturating your NAND.

 

[Alperoot]

Maybe try using wxPython, it has a more up-to-date pythonv version and more python package. Also, if you use an Ext2 FileSystem, you will be able to install more python package without saturating your NAND.

I tried but no luck. I installed scappy to my NAND and application is working but only have 135 MB on NAND is free. I hope it doesn't affect the system.

 

[levi]

135MB is plenty.  I wish I had that much free on half the partitions on my current desktop, but them's the limitations of using old small discs.

 

[Letalis Sonus]

Remember that the amount of free space is just a pessimistic estimation - the filesystem compresses on the fly, you'll have more than that available.

 

[Alperoot]

Remember that the amount of free space is just a pessimistic estimation - the filesystem compresses on the fly, you'll have more than that available.

I hope so.

 

[TrashyMG]

At work, I'm always working on a machine that I don't have root access to and it's always running some ancient python 2.4 or lower. I tend to install newer versions of Python in my network home space (AFS home directory). I have the .bashrc or .kshrc(bash is new and scary at work) add that python directory to my $PATH... So what you could do is install a newer version of python to an SD card location if you need the NAND space.

 

[Alperoot]

At work, I'm always working on a machine that I don't have root access to and it's always running some ancient python 2.4 or lower. I tend to install newer versions of Python in my network home space (AFS home directory). I have the .bashrc or .kshrc(bash is new and scary at work) add that python directory to my $PATH... So what you could do is install a newer version of python to an SD card location if you need the NAND space.

I don't really need a lot of NAND space (at least for now). But less NAND means more crashes which means more full reflashes and I don't want to install same things again and again.

 

[levi]

As far as I've seen, my Pandora has only ever written a directory into /media when I insert a named SD card it's never seen before, except for when I've installed something which writes data to my home directory (thankfully that's a rare occurrence).  That's only 4KB per partition, and as long as it's got space to make those, I don't think there will be any problem.

 

[dflatline]

Some people might wonder why you're installing all these hacking tools that seem to be a bit beyond your knowledge level and what you're actually planning on using them for. Especially things like websploit that require a minimum level of knowledge to use. Are you doing crimes? I bet you're a crime doer.

 

[levi]

There are legitimate reasons to use most of these tools.  Penetration testing of your own machines, primarily.

 

[Alperoot]

Some people might wonder why you're installing all these hacking tools that seem to be a bit beyond your knowledge level and what you're actually planning on using them for. Especially things like websploit that require a minimum level of knowledge to use. Are you doing crimes? I bet you're a crime doer.

No. In fact I am just 15 and not really able to do some crime (except downloading music etc.). I only look for vulnerabilities on sites that I know their owner. But really, is there someone else interested in these topics? (Penetration testing...)

Edit : Websploit, Metasploit, Sqlmap etc. doesn't require that much of knowledge if you know how to use Google.

 

[Alperoot]

Also, trying metasploit with ruby but not much luck... bundle install gives plenty of errors (was able to solve some of them, not all...).

 

[dflatline]

Did you install all the dependencies metasploit needs? It has a lot of them and you'll need ARM versions of all of them.

 

[Alperoot]

Did you install all the dependencies metasploit needs? It has a lot of them and you'll need ARM versions of all of them.

Yeah, but not all. I wonder if all these can be installed into Angstrom. Did you have metasploit installed? I was suprised when I found iw (for aircrack-ng) an nmap on OpenPandora repo's. (Not repo.openpandora.org, w/opkg install)

 

[dflatline]

Did you install all the dependencies metasploit needs? It has a lot of them and you'll need ARM versions of all of them.

Yeah, but not all. I wonder if all these can be installed into Angstrom. Did you have metasploit installed? I was suprised when I found iw (for aircrack-ng) an nmap on OpenPandora repo's. (Not repo.openpandora.org, w/opkg install)

I can't remember everything it needs but a lot of it is standard free software designed to work on my architectures. You should be able to just compile them from source.

I hear you can run the ARM versions of Backtrack/Kali in something called a chroot jail off of an SD but you can't access the gui normally but people connect to it with VNC.If I wanted metasploit and a bunch of hacking tools on my pandora thats the route I'd try first. It wouldn't be practical to chroot the whole distro on a pandora so it'd be a good idea to build a custom chroot image without all the gui packages and only the tools you want to use such as metaspoilt: http://docs.kali.org/development/kali-linux-arm-chroot you'll have to do it on your PC and you'll need ARM cross compilation tools: http://docs.kali.org/development/arm-cross-compilation-environment perhaps you can do it in a Kali virtual machine on what OS your PC is running.

 

[Alperoot]

Thanks, gonna try it!

 

[dflatline]

Thanks, gonna try it!

Tell me how it goes.

 

[Alperoot]

Thanks, gonna try it!

Tell me how it goes.

While saying "gonna", I mean I will try it in my free time, which is Saturday.

 

[dflatline]

Thanks, gonna try it!

Tell me how it goes.

While saying "gonna", I mean I will try it in my free time, which is Saturday.

Great but still, tell me how it goes. Also say no to drugs and stay in school.