Closed thec0nci3rge closed 1 year ago
Wow thanks for taking the time to find a fix for this.
We'll build a new version and see if that squashes this out :)
This should be fixed as we've bumped to dotnet 7!
We'd love for you test, but we've tested on old / new Kali and old / new Ubuntu!
Hi,
I just tested it and it seems to work now - great work!! Thank you.
One thing I noticed, was that starting it, took almost a minute. This was tested within a kali WSL2 instance. I will still test this within a VM & a life system. Will keep you posted:
Execution time:
Wow, that's suspiciously close to a minute isn't it!
We've not seen that in our testing so I'm a bit stuck as to what it could be.
There is very little actual code that runs as the arg parsing happens all right at the start and then throws that help message.
I'll see if I can reproduce it
Okay, seems my WSL instance was running with issues.
Testing it again, it is now a normal user experience:
So please disregard the time issue.
Happy to see it's working! Thank you again!
ah ok brilliant, thanks for leeting us know :)
Hi guys,
I am opening up this issue, as it might help anyone facing it as well.
When downloading the amd64.deb version and running it for the first time - I get the following error:
Simply installing libssl-dev (
sudo apt install libssl-dev
) didn't solve it either (as it does in other cases).On a unity forum (https://forum.unity.com/threads/workaround-for-libssl-issue-on-ubuntu-22-04.1271405/), I was able to find a way to solve this, by simply installing an older libssl library for debian.
sudo dpkg -i libssl1.0.0_1.0.2n-1ubuntu5_amd64.deb
Now, running
./SMBeagle --help
should work as intended.I didn't have time to look inside the code, in order to find the culprit yet, however I thought this "quick fix" might be useful.
Greetings!