Not working

[tusharvaidya16]

Hey !!!

I tried multiple way to run the script but always come up with below error so could you please tell me how to fix it.

Creating directories and running Nikto... ./webHeck.sh: line 19: nikto/program/nikto.pl: No such file or directory Running gau to collect subdomains... ./webHeck.sh: line 23: req_solos/gau: No such file or directory Total targets: 0... ./webHeck.sh: line 25: req_solos/anew: No such file or directory ./webHeck.sh: line 25: req_solos/gauplus: No such file or directory cat: subsToFilter.txt: No such file or directory Running Nuclei... ./webHeck.sh: line 34: nuclei/nuclei: No such file or directory Running sqlmap... ./webHeck.sh: line 30: sqlmap/sqlmap.py: No such file or directory Filtering targets... ./webHeck.sh: line 43: req_solos/httpx: No such file or directory

Apart from this I installed all this tools. but still i don't know what is the issue here!

[grahamzemel]

If you've installed all the tools, you'll need to make sure the directory is formatted as shown on the ReadMe. Here's the formatting from README.md:

WebHeckScanner/ -README.md
-webHeck.sh
-nikto/
-nuclei/
-sqlmap/
-req_solos/
--anew
--gau
--gauplus
--httpx
--pv
--waybackurls

Anything with a / on the end is a directory or folder, so for req_solos (required solo scripts), make sure to place all 6 scripts in that folder. Nikto, Nuclei, and Sqlmap will all have their own projects, so make sure to place those folders just like I have.

If seeing it in something like a code editor helps, here's mine:

Otherwise, you can manually a different path in webHeck.sh for each tool you need to access.

[tusharvaidya16]

Hello Grahamzemel,

As you mentioned, I have the same structure as you but still I am facing issues.

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On Fri, Nov 18, 2022 at 5:43 PM Graham Zemel @.***> wrote:

If you've installed all the tools, you'll need to make sure the directory is formatted as shown on the ReadMe. Here's the formatting from README.md https://github.com/grahamzemel/WebHeckScanner/blob/main/README.md#directory-tree-graph :

WebHeckScanner/ -README.md -webHeck.sh -nikto/ -nuclei/ -sqlmap/ -req_solos/ --anew --gau --gauplus --httpx --pv --waybackurls

Anything with a / on the end is a directory or folder, so for req_solos (required solo scripts), make sure to place all 6 scripts in that folder. Nikto, Nuclei, and Sqlmap will all have their own projects, so make sure to place those folders just like I have.

If seeing it in something like a code editor helps, here's mine: [image: Screen Shot 2022-11-18 at 12 39 41 PM] https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/69569628/202767879-eaefa849-a35d-4cc3-ac2a-5c1b25003c60.png

Otherwise, you can manually a different path in webHeck.sh for each tool you need to access.

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[grahamzemel]

Interesting. I'm actually unable to view your image, I'm not sure I can see it if you use email to reply to the Github discussion.

After reviewing and running the current code published, I found that I received the same error. This is odd, as it was fully functional upon my last upload, so there may have been an external change or something might have just slipped past me.

WebHeckScanner v2.0

Regardless, I have updated each related path to all file pointers, and as of today [11/18/22], the script works as intended after downloading directly from Github and using the command ./webHeck.sh -n 'googleHack' -u 'google.com'

This should work with other sites and names and all of that, but copying and pasting that command should not cause you to receive any errors. Thanks for letting me know about this issue, please re-download the repository and attempt the command again, or copy and paste the new contents of webHeck.sh into your local webHeck.sh.