The installer tries to install libicu63 but this is not readily available in the current Ubuntu LTS / Kali repos. There are some other dependency issues (around DotNet) but this is a good start.
As the libicu versioning is package specific (rather than being versioned by APT), would it be sensible to change this to install libicu-dev? If not, this could be changed to some form of case statement to ensure that whatever version is available is installed.
Description
The installer tries to install libicu63 but this is not readily available in the current Ubuntu LTS / Kali repos. There are some other dependency issues (around DotNet) but this is a good start.
Execution Environment:
Posh commit ID | https://github.com/nettitude/PoshC2/commit/eb6dcb3d91af74982866cc877c41b9ce2074b00f (current master) OS & version | Ubuntu 20.04 / Kali Latest
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Run the install script and inspect output
Expected behavior
Dependencies correctly installed
Possible fix
As the libicu versioning is package specific (rather than being versioned by APT), would it be sensible to change this to install libicu-dev? If not, this could be changed to some form of case statement to ensure that whatever version is available is installed.