Closed Rehan587 closed 1 year ago
Can you elaborate on your setup? It's an Android phone correct? Are you able to use Ruby 2.7.4 instead of 3.1? We have not yet ironed out kinks with Ruby 3.x
What are you saying that when you put ./beef and then write 127.0.0.1:3000/ui/panel it is saying that it cannot connect
Can you elaborate on your setup? It's an Android phone correct? Are you able to use Ruby 2.7.4 instead of 3.1? We have not yet ironed out kinks with Ruby 3.x
Yes, I'm using Android 11 I used to use Ruby 2.7 earlier and it used to work but with the recent updates in OpenSSL, they don't work out together anymore. Hence, i had to switch to Ruby 3 version.
Pls pardon my English I'm not a native
Can you elaborate on your setup? It's an Android phone correct? Are you able to use Ruby 2.7.4 instead of 3.1? We have not yet ironed out kinks with Ruby 3.x
Yes, I'm using Android 11 I used to use Ruby 2.7 earlier and it used to work but with the recent updates in OpenSSL, they don't work out together anymore. Hence, i had to switch to Ruby 3 version.
Pls pardon my English I'm not a native
Mate there is a full solved closed issue here... #2331... hope it helps!!
Can you elaborate on your setup? It's an Android phone correct? Are you able to use Ruby 2.7.4 instead of 3.1? We have not yet ironed out kinks with Ruby 3.x
Yes, I'm using Android 11 I used to use Ruby 2.7 earlier and it used to work but with the recent updates in OpenSSL, they don't work out together anymore. Hence, i had to switch to Ruby 3 version.
Pls pardon my English I'm not a native
Mate there is a full solved closed issue here... #2331... hope it helps u!
Can you elaborate on your setup? It's an Android phone correct? Are you able to use Ruby 2.7.4 instead of 3.1? We have not yet ironed out kinks with Ruby 3.x
Yes, I'm using Android 11 I used to use Ruby 2.7 earlier and it used to work but with the recent updates in OpenSSL, they don't work out together anymore. Hence, i had to switch to Ruby 3 version.
Pls pardon my English I'm not a native
Mate there is a full solved closed issue here... #2331... hope it helps u!
Didn't work out 😕
Can you elaborate on your setup? It's an Android phone correct? Are you able to use Ruby 2.7.4 instead of 3.1? We have not yet ironed out kinks with Ruby 3.x
Yes, I'm using Android 11 I used to use Ruby 2.7 earlier and it used to work but with the recent updates in OpenSSL, they don't work out together anymore. Hence, i had to switch to Ruby 3 version. Pls pardon my English I'm not a native
Mate there is a full solved closed issue here... #2331... hope it helps u!
Didn't work out 😕
THIS MIGHT SURELY HELP!!
Now that's a very specific blog post :)
@Rehan587 have you been able to resolve the issue?
@Rehan587 have you been able to resolve the issue?
Not yet unfortunately 😕
It won't be solved until it's not shifted to Ruby V3 or above i guess..
Can you elaborate on your setup? It's an Android phone correct? Are you able to use Ruby 2.7.4 instead of 3.1? We have not yet ironed out kinks with Ruby 3.x
Yes, I'm using Android 11 I used to use Ruby 2.7 earlier and it used to work but with the recent updates in OpenSSL, they don't work out together anymore. Hence, i had to switch to Ruby 3 version. Pls pardon my English I'm not a native
Mate there is a full solved closed issue here... #2331... hope it helps u!
Didn't work out 😕
THIS MIGHT SURELY HELP!!
I've already done these steps..
@Rehan587 have you been able to resolve the issue?
Not yet unfortunately 😕
It won't be solved until it's not shifted to Ruby V3 or above i guess..
Others have made it work, though I have not attempted running with Termux, so I cannot comment on how.
@Rehan587 have you been able to resolve the issue?
Not yet unfortunately 😕
It won't be solved until it's not shifted to Ruby V3 or above i guess..
Others have made it work, though I have not attempted running with Termux, so I cannot comment on how.
It used to work earlier, facing this issue since OpenSSL got upgraded.
@Rehan587, would you be comfortable pull down a branch from our repo and installing manually?
We're currently in the works to upgrade to version 3.x (#2332), so this branch is in beta still, but it may help you with what you're trying to achieve.
@Rehan587, would you be comfortable pull down a branch from our repo and installing manually?
We're currently in the works to upgrade to version 3.x (#2332), so this branch is in beta still, but it may help you with what you're trying to achieve.
How do I do that? I'll be more than happy to test it out but.. I'm sorry I'm a little dumb 😅 If you could provide me with the commands, It will be very nice of you.
@Rehan587 follow https://github.com/beefproject/beef/wiki/Installation which is basically clone repo, pull remote branches (https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-Branching-Remote-Branches) then switch to the remote branch #2332 and then run it.
~/beef $ ./beef [20:06:21][*] Browser Exploitation Framework (BeEF) 0.5.4.0 [20:06:21] | Twit: @beefproject [20:06:21] | Site: https://beefproject.com [20:06:21] | Blog: http://blog.beefproject.com [20:06:21] |_ Wiki: https://github.com/beefproject/beef/wiki [20:06:21][*] Project Creator: Wade Alcorn (@WadeAlcorn) /data/data/com.termux/files/home/beef/extensions/social_engineering/mass_mailer/mass_mailer.rb:10:in
require': cannot load such file -- net/smtp (LoadError)
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<module:Extension>' from /data/data/com.termux/files/home/beef/extensions/social_engineering/mass_mailer/mass_mailer.rb:7:in
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I NEED help please
hey @Emadooz551 - we are currently working on updating the supported ruby version to 3 in the meantime please update your gemfile with the following
Add gem 'net-smtp', require: false to your Gemfile and run bundle.
@wheatley will I am bigginer please explain
The install script does not support Termux. You will need to install the required dependencies manually.
BeEF is not designed for Termux nor tested on Termux.
However, as of 2019, apparently BeEF worked out of the box on Termux (#2128 #1680). I don't know if this has since changed.
The installation process on non-Termux systems is fairly straight forward. It is the same as any other Ruby tools.
You will need Ruby, and Ruby gems, and the bundle
gem. You can then run bundle install
. Some of the required gems require libraries to be installed. There are usually operating system packages for these.
I'm facing issues with this when I run this command below.
Pls help
Here is my device info:-
Extra mentions:-
Ruby version:- ruby 3.1.0p0 (2021-12-25 revision fb4df44d16) [aarch64-linux-android]
Pls help
Did I make changes to the configuration files? Yes, i did change the "install" file to get it adjusted according to the termux environment
steps to reproduce This is what my current install file looks like:-