Closed wirehack7 closed 10 years ago
os? shell? terminal?
@wirehack7 I'm going to close this for now. Give me more info and I'll reopen.
Debian 2.6.32-48squeeze1 Kippo tty log.
I'll assume you're talking about kippo. Are you trying to run ttygif on the remote machine or your local one?
You should be doing:
$ ttyrec foo # start recording
$ ssh kippo # connect to remote host
# ...
# ... do your thing & disconnect.
# ...
$ exit # stop recording
$ ./ttygif foo # create gifs
Nope, I was trying to run ttygif on the saved logs of the kippo honeypot in tty format.
Ok so you're working on a debian box (not sshing to it) and using bash I'm assuming?
Yes. And as described: Kippo is a SSH honeypot, somebody connects, enters some commands and a log in tty format is then saved (with his session).
You're trying to run ttygif on this generated log?
EDIT: if you send me one and I'll give it a try.
Yes, because I thought ttygif would handle also that file, it is in tty format.
You should include information like that right away instead of making me play 21 questions with you ... -.-
Anyway, see if it works with ttyplay. If not, it won't work with ttygif. If it does work, send me a sample session file and I'll see if I can get it working.
Oh sorry,
http://cloud.capsop.com/1O2e2i081a36
Here is a log. It wont work in ttyplay. So maybe I was false preventing that this is tty format? Hopefully not. Btw, thanks for helping!
I don't think this is going to work. You can always use ttyrec to record the log playing back and then use ttygif on that.
Getting an error when processing ttygif: