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install error #10
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Also after trying trying pip install -r requirements.txt I get this error:
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What branch of Empire and version of Kali are you running? |
I used the Empire version from your repo. I think this is 2.3.0 |
If Empire displays version 2.3 then you may be on an older version. |
I can not check because I get error when I do ./empire |
I will attempt to troubleshoot this when I get home from work. Are you running this as a VM? And if so, did you download the prebuilt VM image or the iso? If you are in fact on version 2.3, then something went wrong in the git clone process as our current version is 2.5. Until I am able to try and reproduce the error, I would start with running.
You should try to reinstall Empire. As to the pip install error, we can try to assist, but we are not involved with pip. That error seems to be an issue with pip itself, not the requirements.txt. Are you able to pip install something else? |
Thanks I will try again to install. Pip works fine on other tools. |
Since we built the install instructions, we have merged the dev changes into the main branch. If the pip install error persists, please let us know. Like I said, if you are still having trouble after I get off work, I will attempt to reproduce it when I get home. For future issues, it would help us be faster to address the question if you could use the issue template. |
@sh1va73 were you able to get it installed? I haven't been able to reproduce the error you got. |
@sh1va73 what branch did you download off of? If it was off of the python3-hubble-1 branch the issue is probably that the initial launch script (the empire file in the top level Empire folder) is probably set to python 3 and the reason you are getting that error is that iptools is installed in your 2.7 dist packages folder but not your python 3 folder. The python3-hubble-1 branch is not stable as we are in the process of making it python 2.7/3 compatible. If this is the case I would delete the entire project and clone the master branch using the command I mentioned above. That should get you back on a stable branch. |
I tried again but same error. |
@sh1va73 can you post what commands you used to clone the project to your machine? Also can you try running |
This is the command I used: When I do pip3 install -r requirements.txt I get a M2Crypto errors:
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@sh1va73 at this point I don't think it's a problem with Empire. We haven't been able to reproduce your problem and the errors you are getting are a bit unusual. I would try using a different distro of Kali or reinstalling the one you have. |
I will try on my other device and see what happens there, I keep you posted. |
I just tried to install on a fresh Kali and now it works. So there must be something wrong with Kali on the other device. Thanks for the support. |
The same issue with M2crypto was reported here: |
Issue resolved with new Kali image. |
I followed the install instructions but i am getting an error in Kali when I try to start Empire after install:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "./empire", line 13, in
from lib.common import empire, helpers
File "/opt/Empire/lib/common/init.py", line 8, in
import helpers
File "/opt/Empire/lib/common/helpers.py", line 50, in
import iptools
ImportError: No module named iptools
Iptools is already installed, still this error.
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