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Covenant is a collaborative .NET C2 framework for red teamers.
https://cobbr.io/Covenant.html
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DotNet 5.1 #387

Open CentralizedSky opened 1 year ago

CentralizedSky commented 1 year ago

Hello,

I’m currently facing a challenge while trying to run Covenant C2 on my computer. Covenant is a powerful tool, and I’ve followed the installation steps carefully. I’ve successfully installed .NET Core 3.1 and resolved previous issues related to OpenSSL and other dependencies, which were crucial for setting up Covenant.

However, when I attempt to run Covenant using the ‘dotnet run’ command, I encounter an error related to an element called ‘ICU.’ This error message prevents Covenant from running as expected. My investigations so far suggest that my system might be missing the required ICU library or that there might be an issue with my configuration.

I’ve already checked my environment variables, such as ‘LD_LIBRARY_PATH,’ to ensure they’re correctly set to locate the necessary libraries. Despite my best efforts, I haven’t been able to resolve this ICU-related problem.

If you have experience with running Covenant C2 or troubleshooting issues with similar software, I would greatly appreciate your guidance and expertise in getting this tool up and running smoothly. Covenant is essential for my work, and I’m eager to overcome this hurdle.

Thank you for any assistance you can provide.

CentralizedSky commented 1 year ago

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khraoverflow commented 12 months ago

probably unpopular opinion , but working with docker is superior, 'cause it dodges stuff exactly like this, try that u won't regret it.

CentralizedSky commented 12 months ago

About docker will it not use too much ram, that why I wasn't using it, and if I close the docker will it stop using the ram, last time I used it I had very bad experience.

khraoverflow commented 11 months ago

About docker will it not use too much ram, that why I wasn't using it, and if I close the docker will it stop using the ram, last time I used it I had very bad experience.

sorry for late reply , but yes when u close the container it should release the ram used, ... why what happened when u tried it ?

CentralizedSky commented 11 months ago

About docker will it not use too much ram, that why I wasn't using it, and if I close the docker will it stop using the ram, last time I used it I had very bad experience.

sorry for late reply , but yes when u close the container it should release the ram used, ... why what happened when u tried it ?

Well! Because of you I got in docker. And it is my new favorite thing now.