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The Offensive Manual Web Application Penetration Testing Framework.
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ImportError: No module named mechanize #111

Closed jepunband closed 3 years ago

jepunband commented 3 years ago

hi have already installed with all of these options .. but still giving out this error..

pip install mechanize pip3 install mechanize pip2 install mechanize python -m pip install mechanize

Requirement already satisfied: mechanize in /home/dark/.local/lib/python2.7/site-packages (0.4.5) Requirement already satisfied: html5lib>=0.999999999 in /usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages (from mechanize) (1.0.1)

$sudo python tidos.py -h Traceback (most recent call last): File "tidos.py", line 14, in from core.tidos_main import File "/home/dark/gh/TIDoS-Framework/core/tidos_main.py", line 35, in from core.Footprinting.footprint import File "/home/dark/gh/TIDoS-Framework/core/Footprinting/footprint.py", line 19, in from core.Footprinting.Active_Recon.activeo import File "/home/dark/gh/TIDoS-Framework/core/Footprinting/Active_Recon/activeo.py", line 32, in from cms import File "modules/0x01-OSINT+Footprinting/0x02-ActiveReconnaissance/cms.py", line 13, in import mechanize ImportError: No module named mechanize

VainlyStrain commented 3 years ago

Hi! This may be because you installed the dependencies as your local user (dark), and you are running the tool as root. Root has no access per default to your .local lib, so I guess appending your python library path to the global $PATH variable would solve the issue. Alternatively, you can install the dependencies as the root user, but be aware of the security risks in doing so.

Cheers!

appending your python library path to the global $PATH variable would solve the issue Please don't do that, that was a terrible advice. Sorry :(