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malwaredllc / byob

An open-source post-exploitation framework for students, researchers and developers.
https://byob.dev
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unable to locate directory containing user-installed packages #712

Open uuuuuuuhgdjkgeb opened 4 months ago

uuuuuuuhgdjkgeb commented 4 months ago

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Muwix commented 4 months ago

Got same error.

KINGSBADDO commented 3 months ago

Got same error to

Pixel-Aspect commented 2 months ago

I believe the files you're looking for should be in the byob directory. Run "ls" and make sure you don't see the "byob" directory. That's where the files should be kept if you have installed correctly. I noticed the screen cap above, shows the "byob-master" directory. I believe this is only used for the initial setup. After that, you should move to the "byob" directory to run things like "setup.py" or "server.py". please let me know if that helps at all!

edit: looks like you need to move to a directory that looks like "byob/web-gui"....

sdfgbhngfdsdfghjk commented 1 month ago

you need to not use sudo

Evixityz commented 1 week ago

ive got the same error

~/Downloads/bot-net/byob/web-gui$ python3 run.py unable to locate directory containing user-installed packages