Closed Bifrozt closed 7 years ago
Hey @Bifrozt,
Thank you for your feedback! It seems that farpd
is only supported up to CentOS 5, so for newer versions of CentOS, the network traffic has to be routed to the honeypot. I'd like to drop farpd
as soon as possible and execute ARP spoofing within the honeypot. For now, I changed the README.md
and deploy/mhn/deploy_honeyd.sh
script to list the correct packages.
Thanks for the quick reply. Good to know, I'll try working around it on CentOS 7. If I make it work properly, I might try using your project instead of the original one. Truly hope you continue development of this project.
Hi @sookyp
Thanks for starting this awesome imitative! :+1:
I'm trying to resolve the dependencies on CentOS 7 with the provided command in the README
This returned a few
No package
messagesIt might be that we can resolve this if
libpcap-dev
should be replaced withlibpcap-devel
MYSQLdb-python
should be replaced withMySQL-python
Installing
mysql-server
on CentOS 7 don´t appears to be part of their default repo (really??) but, it can be installed from their community repo. There's a suggestion to how this can be done in this article.The process of installing
mysql-server
on CentOS 7 looks like this:I think all the dependencies should have been resolved under CentOS 7 so far, all except one:
farpd
. When you installedfarpd
under CentOS 7, how did you do this and what repo did you find it in?Not including the installation of the
mysql-server
andfarpd
, maybe the command for resolving dependencies under CentOS 7 should be changed to the following?