How to use Sherloq?

[AndreaPGITA]

I followed the procedure step by step, but I can't start Sherloq. I'm working on Trace Lab virtual machine. Can you recommend an optimal working environment for using sherloq? When I launch the command "~/.bashrc", I have this error:

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[GuidoBartoli]

Are you referring to this OSINT VM?

If so, I honestly do not have experience on the Linux distribution provided with these Operating System and I do not know if it is Ubuntu based or not, since Sherloq has only been tested on that. Can you provide some more information about the underlying distribution?

When I launch the command "~/.bashrc", I have this error:

~/.bashrc is not a command, it is the shell script executed every time you open a bash terminal on the machine. If you are referring to the $ source ~/.bashrc step in the Installation, this is needed to enable python virtual environments in the current shell if you just installed virtualenvwrapper, but if you just open a new one, this is automatically executed from then on.

However, I added instructions in the README to use the Python built-in venv alternative to virtualenvwrapper, so maybe it's simpler that way.

[AndreaPGITA]

Are you referring to this OSINT VM?

If so, I honestly do not have experience on the Linux distribution provided with these Operating System and I do not know if it is Ubuntu based or not, since Sherloq has only been tested on that. Can you provide some more information about the underlying distribution?

When I launch the command "~/.bashrc", I have this error:

~/.bashrc is not a command, it is the shell script executed every time you open a bash terminal on the machine. If you are referring to the $ source ~/.bashrc step in the Installation, this is needed to enable python virtual environments in the current shell if you just installed virtualenvwrapper, but if you just open a new one, this is automatically executed from then on.

However, I added instructions in the README to use the Python built-in venv alternative to virtualenvwrapper, so maybe it's simpler that way.

Thanks GuidoBartoli, I read the new readme file, I created a virtual machine with "VirtualBox" and as S.O. I chose Ubuntu 22.04. I later updated python3 and installed pip3 and git. I followed the procedure in the readme file with Virtual Environment, but when I run the "pip install -r requirements.txt" command I get errors because it doesn't find the specific versions of some packages. of the packages that gave me this error, modify the requirements.txt file, I installed the latest versions. launching "python sherloq.py" gives me an error in the core

[GuidoBartoli]

I followed the procedure in the readme file with Virtual Environment, but when I run the "pip install -r requirements.txt" command I get errors because it doesn't find the specific versions of some packages.

Can you please report the error messages you are receiving?