Open jscoupreman opened 4 years ago
this also happens to me on a fedora workstation. I currently have no idea which module is missing.
Hey @SvenMW and @jscoupreman I haven't tried this solution but an apparent fix has been detailed in the following blog post under Fix dnsenum whois and autoloader errors: https://web.archive.org/web/20190518071824/https://chousensha.github.io/blog/2017/05/29/dnsenum-kali-linux-tools/
Hey @SvenMW and @jscoupreman did @SabeBarker 's fix this for you?. I cant seem to reproduce this error.
Seems like the debian devs faced the same problem, only in a different package. They patched the libnet-whois-ip-perl for that.
sorry, but I didn't try the workaround, just reading it, it seems reasonable to assume this should work.
@chinarulezzz Explains why I never bumped into this problem. It seems that this is a problem with the Net::Whois::IP
package which is pulled directly from CPAN or the distro's packages.
Meaning the only options would be to request a fix on CPAN, which was already done 5 years ago with no official change, or to remove it as a dependency for an official fix. Since this package is working on Kali and all Debian forks, which is its primary user base, I'm tempted not to invest the time to re-write this package with a different dependency since Gobuster has superseded it in most use-cases with significantly better speeds.
Open to Suggestions.
When I run
dnsenum --enum <domain.com>
I get the following error:I installed the package on Debian Stretch x64 as follow:
Any idea why I get this error ?