Closed random-robbie closed 2 years ago
@random-robbie testing this and seeing the same issue mentioned here https://github.com/pry0cc/axiom/pull/604 please Lmk if you disagree
Most tools I know are working in my build it wasn't til I tried gowitness I got errors and tried to install in Mac and got a module issue moaning I needed above 1.17 to run go witness.
@random-robbie do you mind showing me the output of ls /home/op/go/bin
? please and thank you.
I think the workaround is to download the executable after the instances have been created. Its what I do and works.
@p0mbe you mean for gowitness? See this issue with another temp fix https://github.com/pry0cc/axiom/issues/601
another thing with gowitness is it seems their pre made binaries aren’t from the latest code. Which (probably) isn’t much better than using their docker image as my temp fix suggests.
If we wanted to just download the binaries instead of building from source we could totally just replace go install command with a wget command to download the binary.
I think the workaround is to download the executable after the instances have been created. Its what I do and works.
But yea this totally works too :) there are many ways to skin the proverbial cat
@p0mbe you mean for gowitness? See this issue with another temp fix #601
another thing with gowitness is it seems their pre made binaries aren’t from the latest code. Which (probably) isn’t much better than using their docker image as my temp fix suggests.
If we wanted to just download the binaries instead of building from source we could totally just replace go install command with a wget command to download the binary.
Yes, i use wget to download the binary and it works fine. Its best till this golang issue is sorted, or best a docker image
Thanks guys I added this to master without merging. https://github.com/pry0cc/axiom/issues/601#issuecomment-1242608642
Updated golang to 1.19 to allow go witness to install properly