creds command produces exception

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creds command produces exception #65

Closed Davewarrington closed 4 years ago

Davewarrington commented 4 years ago

Empire Version Latest 3.0.2

OS Information (Linux flavor, Python version) Kali 2019.4

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Issuing Creds Command produces "[!] Exception: 'str' object has no attribute 'decode'"

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Could be my build.. not really sure.

Hubbl3 commented 4 years ago

@Davewarrington can you give me some more context? were you interacting with an agent or was it from a specific menu? had you run a module such as invoke-mimikatz prior to the error?

I haven't been able to reproduce this error at this time.

Davewarrington commented 4 years ago

hey @Hubbl3 .

If i load empire, from scratch, nothing configured, and run creds . I receive the error. If i try to add creds it's the same issue. creds display seems to work ok. however, as expected it's blank.

Attached SS.

vinnybod commented 4 years ago

@Hubbl3 I can verify after attempting to add a credential, I get an error on the creds command in both python2 and python3

Hubbl3 commented 4 years ago

@Davewarrington I pushed a commit to 3.0.2-bug-fixes that addresses the problem let me know if that doesn't fix it for you

Davewarrington commented 4 years ago

Did a clean pull on the 3.02 and install .. first run ..

Traceback (most recent call last): File "empire", line 1426, in main = empire.MainMenu(args=args) File "/opt/Empire/lib/common/empire.py", line 114, in init self.listeners = listeners.Listeners(self, args=args) File "/opt/Empire/lib/common/listeners.py", line 43, in init self.load_listeners() File "/opt/Empire/lib/common/listeners.py", line 68, in load_listeners self.loadedListeners[listenerName] = imp.load_source(listenerName, filePath).Listener(self.mainMenu, []) File "/opt/Empire//lib/listeners/http.py", line 450 <<<<<<< HEAD ^ SyntaxError: invalid syntax

Hubbl3 commented 4 years ago

@Davewarrington it looks like something went wrong when we did a merge earlier today. I am trying to figure out what happened

Hubbl3 commented 4 years ago

@Davewarrington we missed a conflict clean up when merging. If you re-pull Empire it should be working now