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pentestgeek / phishing-frenzy

Ruby on Rails Phishing Framework
www.phishingfrenzy.com
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Ubuntu Installation doc #279

Closed foliwe closed 8 years ago

foliwe commented 8 years ago

Is the ubuntu Installation tutorial working or something have been change . How is this different from the kali installation can i follow it to success?

iHasanYK commented 8 years ago

i have combined between the steps in phishing frenzy website and the steps here https://gorails.com/setup/ubuntu/14.04

after you finish installation, you just need to go to document root (/var/www/phishing-frenzy) and start rails by typing this command 'rails server'

dont forget also to run sidekiq too in a separate console by the typing the command rvmsudo bundle exec sidekiq -C config/sidekiq.yml

the only part that didnt work with me is website cloning :S

foliwe commented 8 years ago

did you add this in the pf.conf file

PassengerRoot %ROOT PassengerRuby %RUBY

beacuse the ubuntu installation did not mentioned it

iHasanYK commented 8 years ago

No, i didnt add them

foliwe commented 8 years ago

i have no issues installing rails app. the isssue is making them work with apache2

iHasanYK commented 8 years ago

i have followed the steps in gorails.com to install it, and then i did the same in phishingfrenzy.com

foliwe commented 8 years ago

@iHasanYK i want to ask how did to resolve the FQDN to be your phising-frenzy login page. and how and were did you host the website files on the templates.

iHasanYK commented 8 years ago

i didnt start implementing it with FQDN, but i guess it's a linux and network thing

zeknox commented 8 years ago

Closing for now, please re-open if this did not solve your issue.