gwen001 / myrecon.py

My recon script
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Myrecon.py Error #2

Closed secfb closed 4 years ago

secfb commented 4 years ago

OS=Kali Linux 5.3 Kernel

Is this tool not yet completed? When i scan it i get the following error.

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attacker34 commented 4 years ago

Hi @gwen001 Please look at this issue..I am getting same issue.

gwen001 commented 4 years ago

This error occurs because myrecon.py isn't in your executable path.

Perhaps you could create a symlink, something like:

ln -s $(pwd)/myrecon.py /usr/local/bin/

But if you have that problem with this script you'll get the same for all others scripts used in there: crlf.py, cors.py, smuggler.py and so on....

attacker34 commented 4 years ago

Hi @gwen001 Sorry, but its not working. I have tried to create symlink as suggested by you.. Even findomain not worked in start by doing that.

I've even tried to symlink entire folder of myrecon.py but its still not working. When I symlinked all folder it started working but again i got same error.

[*] ./waybackurls example.com true /root/myrecon/raw_wayback 2>&1 >/dev/null &
[+] 0 endpoints found.
sh: 1: myrecon.py: not found
sh: 1: myrecon.py: not found
sh: 1: myrecon.py: not found
sh: 1: myrecon.py: not found
sh: 1: myrecon.py: not found
sh: 1: myrecon.py: not found
sh: 1: myrecon.py: not found
sh: 1: myrecon.py: not found
sh: 1: myrecon.py: not found

And yes. Other tools like smuggler.py, cors.py etc are also not working as you pointed out above.

gwen001 commented 4 years ago

So you have to find a way on your system to add those binaries executable by themself. Check your path maybe ?

This must have to work:

$ myrecon.py .....
nk9 commented 4 years ago

Indeed, you need to download the pentest-tools repo and add it to your path.

Fawadkhanfk commented 4 years ago

i am facing the same issue can you help me with this P

nk9 commented 4 years ago

Is the pentest-tools repo in your path? Have you opened a new terminal since adding it?

gwen001 commented 4 years ago

Sorry, abandoned project.

But since many peoples encounter the same problem: all .py must be in your executable path.