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fsociety Hacking Tools Pack – A Penetration Testing Framework
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Support for MAC? #29

Closed misakichan closed 5 years ago

misakichan commented 6 years ago

hi，guy！Support for macOS?

mgmgpyaesonewin commented 6 years ago

For me, I install docker on mac first and set up according to the docker.

thehappydinoa commented 6 years ago

I would suggest that, but I will work on macOS support. I don't have a real Mac so if I could get some volunteers I could push to a separate branch

vasanth-rajan commented 6 years ago

I fixed this issue and pull request is raised for the same https://github.com/Manisso/fsociety/pull/30 After merging, close this issue.

thehappydinoa commented 6 years ago

Ok so I merged your install.sh but that doesn't fix the other issues with the apt-get installs that work only for Debian.

00xkhaled commented 6 years ago
thehappydinoa commented 6 years ago

@kdaoudieh just remembered I just merged one so make sure it's different than that one. Or maybe just more efficient.

arjunsalwan commented 6 years ago

Hey, I am new here. Is the MacOS version of this out?

JARVIS-AI commented 6 years ago

just for testing In macOS High Sierra last version, you can use fsociety in two ways :

  1. Install on Docker, That need lots of files and capacity about 2GB because of container
  2. Install with shell and easy, but it needs sudo and if you don't know what are you doing you can harm your macOS badly

I test both of them, with docker I'm not confident with it because of hosts, network sub domains and all other way to connect docker to real IPs and other network features and options also it take about 2GB, 1.8GB container itself and rest for tools and compiled code like nmap and other features. And for Shell installation is good but need admin permission and you need run it with sudo.

If you can port it to homebrew or cask or if you don't like to use those scripts you can write if for mac and change the path for not asking the permission and for more security you can use python ENV and put it in install shell and in that way we can install it without sudo permissions, Then for some features for examples nmap or others that need some admin permissions, we can ask for pass and explain it in during usage.

Now, for me it works in sudo install i dont know its correct way but for now its works and i know i dont harm my macOS

But it better to use it without admin paths and sudo path in macOS like /usr/local/fsociety ===> ~usr/local/fsociety or Homebrew way.

CRO-THEHACKER commented 6 years ago

TBH the best way is just to sudo it.. Don't worry

On Sat, Aug 25, 2018, 7:41 AM Jarvis Mercer - Amir Mohammad Safari (AMSL) < notifications@github.com> wrote:

just for testing In macOS High Sierra last version, you can use fsociety in two ways :

  1. Install on Docker, That need lots of files and capacity about 2GB because of container
  2. Install with shell and easy, but it needs sudo and if you don't know what are you doing you can harm your macOS badly

I test both of them, with docker I'm not confident with it because of hosts, network sub domains and all other way to connect docker to real IPs and other network features and options also it take about 2GB, 1.8GB container itself and rest for tools and compiled code like nmap and other features. And for Shell installation is good but need admin permission and you need run it with sudo.

If you can port it to homebrew or cask or if you don't like to use those scripts you can write if for mac and change the path for not asking the permission and for more security you can use python ENV and put it in install shell and in that way we can install it without sudo permissions, Then for some features for examples nmap or others that need some admin permissions, we can ask for pass and explain it in during usage.

Now, for me it works in sudo install i dont know its correct way but for now its works and i know i dont harm my macOS

But it better to use it without admin paths and sudo path in macOS like /usr/local/fsociety ===> ~usr/local/fsociety or Homebrew way.

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CRO-THEHACKER commented 5 years ago

I'm going to close this now because of it being a push now.

Keoni80 commented 5 years ago
  • I will be working the few coming days on a new install.sh for Mac OS and will posting updates here

did you finish the install.sh for macos? thanks!

00xkhaled commented 4 years ago

it's working already @Keoni80 now , please let me know if it dosnt and whats the problem

Keoni80 commented 4 years ago

it's working already @Keoni80 now , please let me know if it dosnt and whats the problem

is it? where is te install.sh for macos?

CRO-THEHACKER commented 4 years ago

Should work no matter what

Keoni80 commented 4 years ago

start ok, but once u want to use any tools, has issues, please someone with a Mac, can test and tell me if works fine?

CRO-THEHACKER commented 4 years ago

I can run it on my Mac. Give me a min.

CRO-THEHACKER commented 4 years ago

Working on: darwin Admins-Mac-mini.local 18.6.0 Darwin Kernel Version 18.6.0: Thu Apr 25 23:16:27 PDT 2019; root:xnu-4903.261.4~2/RELEASE_X86_64 x86_64

django9659 commented 4 years ago

Just got this :/

fatal: could not create work tree dir '/usr/local/fsociety': Permission denied ./install.sh: line 77: /usr/local/fsociety/fsociety: No such file or directory chmod: /usr/local/fsociety/fsociety: No such file or directory cp: /usr/local/fsociety/fsociety: No such file or directory cp: /usr/local/fsociety/fsociety.cfg: No such file or directory rm: /usr/local/fsociety/fsociety: No such file or directory [✘] Installation failed! [✘]

anybody got a clue?

CRO-THEHACKER commented 4 years ago

You have to use a sudo-user and make sure your in the working dir of f society. I recommend using the new version of fsociety. here

frenkie1521 commented 5 months ago

If anyone is still wondering how to install Manisso/fsociety for mac here is what I did to get it running on my mac m1:

  1. Installed official docker desktop, and did the initial instructions from docket app.
  2. Cloned Manisso/fsociety to my tools folder(optional).
  3. Followed the step for docker installation from Manisso/fsociety git link.

It automaticly opened for me when i typed "docker-compose exec fsociety fsociety".

Thank you, hope I helped you in someway.