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Updated install.sh to work with Kali 2018.4 #1268

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@bisack bisack commented Nov 2, 2018

Made fixes to the three issues that were blocking me from building and running under Kali 2018.4:

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I just tested this on the latest Kali and it successfully installed and and started up.

@mr64bit mr64bit merged commit 88be081 into EmpireProject:dev Nov 21, 2018
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ssnkhan commented Nov 25, 2018

Does this now require root permissions to run? Getting the following error after installation:

traceback (most recent call last):
  File "./empire", line 1422, in <module>
    main = empire.MainMenu(args=args)
  File "/root/Tools/Empire/lib/common/empire.py", line 92, in __init__
    (self.isroot, self.installPath, self.ipWhiteList, self.ipBlackList, self.obfuscate, self.obfuscateCommand) = helpers.get_config('rootuser, install_path,ip_whitelist,ip_blacklist,obfuscate,obfuscate_command')
TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not iterable

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bisack commented Nov 27, 2018

@bisack Any particular reason you moved the apt-get update commands inside the install_powershell function? Every time that function is called on a debian-like system, apt-get update should have already been run. Moving it seems to have broken the install script on other systems.

Honestly I don't remember specifically. Probably PEBKAC on my part. Looks like you already have it fixed, I am hoping to retest it soon and see if anything broke.

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bisack commented Nov 27, 2018

Does this now require root permissions to run? Getting the following error after installation:

Check #1264 if you haven't already, as I believe the nonetype error should have been fixed by the urllib version change.

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