Cannot get Sooty.py to launch

TheresAFewConors / Sooty

The SOC Analysts all-in-one CLI tool to automate and speed up workflow.

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Cannot get Sooty.py to launch #43

Closed rdhamrick closed 4 years ago

rdhamrick commented 4 years ago

What is the Issue you are experiencing? Give a description of what issue you are facing? eg. issue installing from requirements file, etc.

I have cloned the Sooty github page, installed the requirements, and I am running Python 3+. whenever I CD into the 'sooty' directory, I cannot get the application to launch.

What Operating System are you using? The OS of the device that Sooty is running on. I am using a Virtual environment with Debian. LinuxMint

Additional Information Any additional information that may benefit this case. Looks like other github actions are all performing normally, I just cannot get the application to launch.

TheresAFewConors commented 4 years ago

Hi @rdhamrick,

When you say you cannot get Sooty to launch - are you receiving an error message of something failing? There is currently an issue with Linux however this only affects the phishing part of the tool, and should allow you to use everything else.

rdhamrick commented 4 years ago

Yes, it says that 'sooty.py' is not in a directory. I have double checked and everything, and this same setup was working fine on my macbook, but not in the VM for some reason. Its 100% possible I have something configured incorrectly, though.

TheresAFewConors commented 4 years ago

I added an extra step to the readme that contains the initial command to launch the tool, however it sounds as though it may not be able to find sooty. Just to double check, could you try the following steps:

Download and unzip the repo.
The unzipped folder is called Sooty-Master, and there are two levels, so cd Sooty-master a second time.
ls -l to ensure you are in the correct dir, you should see the License, README.md, requirements and Sooty.py files.
python3 Sooty.py to run the file, make sure Sooty is typed with the correct upper case S, this can sometimes be an issue for users.

If Python isn't added to the PATH var then you have to be in the specific directory to launch the files.

Let me know if this helps.

TheresAFewConors commented 4 years ago

@rdhamrick giving this a bump to see if there are still issues or not.

TheresAFewConors commented 4 years ago

closing due to inactivity for 2 weeks.

rdhamrick commented 4 years ago

Thanks guys - problem is fixed now sorry, I was on the road for a couple days.

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