Open fajarslvn opened 4 years ago
Following this. I am seeing same error.
It looks like the tools output has changed the json keys. If you edit the main py and change "resp_type" to "type" it moves on to the next issue, which is "query_name". Change that to "name" (I think) and again it will move onto the next issue. Sill hammering out the bugs because this looks like a good tool
@s0meguy1 it sounds great! Keep us posted on your progress, please :)
im gettign the error eeven i changed @s0meguy1 how to solve this
Massdns got updated, output format for NDJSON. Easiest fix is to build massdns with code from commit 65331fb528755621650a0fbacff12102cfdcdde9
Confirmed what @giany said. For those who want a quick fix, edit "install_deps.sh" and add the following after "cd massdns":
echo "Cloning masscan."
git clone https://github.com/robertdavidgraham/masscan.git
cd massdns
git checkout 65331fb528755621650a0fbacff12102cfdcdde9
Then run install_deps.sh
worked, i think you got typo its massdns not masscan
git clone https://github.com/blechschmidt/massdns.git
@brownsec , Its happend after moving this: "resp_type" to "type" and "query_name" to "name" , masscan and massdns at the correct path i bileve
@brownsec - you have to do the checkout after you CD into the directory (I think), I only included a portion of the install script, I probably should have included the line above the clone of masscan because it does look confusing @mnijres - Ignore my initial comment and look at the second one, you only need to modify the install script. Re-clone and modify the line after "cd massdns" like depicted above
@s0meguy1 Awesome, It works. Thanks.
It did work a couple of times but now I'm getting additional errors.
Can confirm, this worked for me!
Still works...Thanks :)
thank you for the fix
to run the command make sure to add sudo before the whole command to not get the error where it asks for massdns need to be run as sudo
example:
sudo python3 liveTargetsFinder.py --target-list
Hi, I got this issues, is it because the python version? I use 3.8