Cameradar not loading dictionaries ??

[IdrisBouar]

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OS version: <Kernel Linux 6.0.0-12parrot1-amd64 x86_64> OS architecture:

Issue

When starting cameradar, i do not get prompted with the dictionaries loading process while using default dictonaries or loading custom ones (as showing in the image mounted)

What was expected

The display of the 'Loading Credentials dictionaries' process and 'Loading routes dictionaries' process when using default or custom dictionaries

### What happened ``` docker run -t -v /tmp/dictionaries/:/tmp/ cameradar -r /tmp/routes -c /tmp/credentials.json -t (target) -p (port) Loading credentials...ok Loading routes...ok Scanning the network...ok ✖ no stream found ``` ### Logs If your issue is with Cameradar's binary or docker image, please run it with `-v` to print verbose logs, and paste them here: ``` ``` 

[Ullaakut]

Hi @IdrisBouar.

The screenshot you provided indeed does load the default dictionaries, but in this screenshot no -c option was given to override the default path. Could you produce a screenshot where you run your own command (docker run -t -v /tmp/dictionaries/:/tmp/ cameradar -r /tmp/routes -c /tmp/credentials.json -t (target) -p (port)) and the logs say that it loaded the wrong dictionary?

As the issue template states, also please make sure you use the -v option so that we can see exactly what happens internally. Thank you

[IdrisBouar]

Hello again @Ullaakut,

Sorry for the delay.

Here is a Screenshot of the executionon :

Linux parrot 6.1.0-0.deb11.5-amd64 #1 SMP PREEMPT_DYNAMIC Debian 6.1.12-1~bpo11+1 (2023-03-05) x86_64 GNU/Linux

As i mentioned, i receive the same message when passing a custom dictionaries to the program. (Setting custom dictionaries Path is correct)

[Ullaakut]

But in this case you do not set any dictionaries, so it's normal that it does not load any. I want to see a screenshot where the command has a dictionnary path given to it, the -v option, and see the result.

A copy paste of the output also works instead of a screenshot.

[IdrisBouar]

There you go:

#docker run -t -v /home/davinci/dependencies/libraries/cameradar/dictionaries/:/tmp/ cameradar -r /tmp/routes -c /tmp/credentials.json -t localhost
Loading credentials...ok
Loading routes...ok
Scanning the network...ok
✖ no stream found

[Ullaakut]

Please add the -v parameter to the cameradar command (not only the docker command) so that we get debug output and can see what goes wrong 🙏

[Ullaakut]

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