Closed jasonegorman closed 3 years ago
@jasonegorman - yes, fix is already in a PR in review, but appreciate bringing the bug to our attention.
Awesome, thanks for the update. Sorry I didn't look at PR 39 before opening issue.
On Wed, Nov 17, 2021, 2:53 PM Michael @.***> wrote:
@jasonegorman https://github.com/jasonegorman - yes, fix is already in a PR in review, but appreciate bringing the bug to our attention.
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@jasonegorman - Not at all. We really appreciate any bug notifications.
When adding Pathfinder plugin to working Ubuntu 20.04 Caldera 3.1.0 or 4.0.0-Alpha builds, encountered the attached error, referencing c_cve.py. If I copy c_cve.py from pathfinder/app/objects/ to caldera/app/objects, Pathfinder appears to work fine. Looking at caldera/plugins/pathfinder/app/enrichment/cve.py, in line 11 it calls to "from app.objects.c_cve import CVE". If I edit the line to be "from plugins.pathfinder.app.objects.c_cve import CVE", Pathfinder plugin generates no errors on Caldera server version 3.1.0 or 4.0.0-Alpha and appears to operate correctly.