Closed marcobelmonte closed 10 years ago
Hi Marco,
It looks like your shell is loading “AuditParser.py” as a shell script rather than as a python script (hence the “command not found errors”). You’ll need to prefix your command with “python” (assuming it is installed along with the necessary libraries) to ensure the script is interpreted properly.
Regards,
Ryan
From: Marco Belmonte [mailto:notifications@github.com] Sent: Monday, September 23, 2013 8:07 PM To: mandiant/AuditParser Subject: [AuditParser] AuditParser wants to grab mouse and then barfs (#3)
Running Debian testing and I believe all required libraries are installed - this is what I get:
https://f.cloud.github.com/assets/4238826/1196393/275a04e6-24ad-11e3-99d2-7bc5d8059b70.png image
Any ideas?
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Embarrassing, man - wish I could hide. For some reason I was thinking I could chmod and execute it... LOL. Fail. Thanks :-)
No problem! Glad it seems to be working now.
Make sure you also install “lxml” for python or you’ll get some more errors when you try to run the script against input data. If your python environment has “pip” set up you can just do “pip install lxml” to grab it.
From: Marco Belmonte [mailto:notifications@github.com] Sent: Monday, September 23, 2013 11:41 PM To: mandiant/AuditParser Cc: Ryan Kazanciyan (Mandiant) Subject: Re: [AuditParser] AuditParser wants to grab mouse and then barfs (#3)
Embarrassing, man - wish I could hide. For some reason I was thinking I could chmod and execute it... LOL. Fail. Thanks :-)
https://f.cloud.github.com/assets/4238826/1197111/18b5b85e-24cb-11e3-87be-447faf366b34.png image
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Thanks, man - working great now - appreciate the tools you guys release independently and as an organization:
Running Debian testing and I believe all required libraries are installed - this is what I get:
Any ideas?