Closed Ayodub closed 10 months ago
Hello
I have the same problem with version 0.3.6-1580 installed with apt-get install legion, when I run a brute
I installed version 0.3.7-1596 of https://kalilinuxtutorials.com/legion-penetration-testing/
I manage to launch a brute but I have a problem when I launch a scan it does not do the pentest example it does not launch nikto, the scan is incomplete,
to correct this error I added nikto = "http, https, ssl, soap, http-proxy, http-alt, https-alt", tcp
in legion configuration help - >> config - >> section [SchedulerSettings]
test performed on Kali 2019-3 and 2020-2 Ty
@Ayodub Can you post your legion/ui/dialogs.py? @abaddonware We did intentionally remove nikto from the scheduler as we had people report that for scans encompassing a large number of web hosts it can take an exhaustively long time to complete. Maybe we can add a flag for enabling or disabling scans that behave this way.
Bump.
Whenever attempting to use Brute Legion will crash and give me this message:
Traceback (most recent call last): File "/usr/share/legion/ui/view.py", line 1578, in
bWidget.runButton.clicked.connect(lambda: self.callHydra(bWidget))
File "/usr/share/legion/ui/view.py", line 1638, in callHydra
hydraCommand = bWidget.buildHydraCommand(self.controller.getRunningFolder(),
File "/usr/share/legion/ui/dialogs.py", line 341, in buildHydraCommand
self.outputfile = runningfolder + "/hydra/" + getTimestamp() + "-" + str(self.ip) + "-" + self.port + "-" + \
NameError: name 'getTimestamp' is not defined
Aborted
I have seen some similar issues to this some months ago, but could not see anything on how to fix it. My Legion is 100% up to date, having just re-downloaded it today.