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Burp Automator - A Burp Suite Automation Tool. It provides a high level CLI and Python interfaces to Burp Suite scanner and can be used to setup Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST).
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How to install burpa in Windows machine #15

Closed ganesh2183 closed 2 years ago

ganesh2183 commented 2 years ago

Hi,

How to install burpa in Windows OS machine.

Python & Pip version supported ?

tristanlatr commented 2 years ago

No idea! Just try it out the usual way and see if it works :)

ganesh2183 commented 2 years ago

Hi @tristanlatr

When i try to run 'burpa' command, getting the error (attached screenshot for reference).

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ganesh2183 commented 2 years ago

@tristanlatr Please help on this issue to resolve it.

tristanlatr commented 2 years ago

This looks like an issue with python-dotenv.

The root cause is probably linked to the fact that your burpa installation resides in another drive than your current working directory.

You could open a pull request and introduce a new option: --no-dotenv, which would skip the find_dotenv() call in Burpa.__init__, this will solve your issue. But as a side effect, you won’t be able to use .env files to store burpa configurations.

Tell me what you think,

ganesh2183 commented 2 years ago

@tristanlatr i tried installing burpa installation in same current working directory (C:\Program Files). Burpsuite and Python3.9 installed in 'C:\Program Files'

where & how to use --no-dotenv option.

Python version recommended? Any other way to resolve this issue.

tristanlatr commented 2 years ago

--no-dotenv option Does not exist yet. What I’m saying is that you could create that option to work around your problem. Tell me if you think that’s possible.

tristanlatr commented 2 years ago

Please try installing burpa with pip install git+https://github.com/tristanlatr/burpa, it should install the latest version.

ganesh2183 commented 2 years ago

@tristanlatr It worked. Thanks :-)