Python YAML Module Missing - Fix #280
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…lean install of Kali 2022.4 (other methods and versions may be effected) were the python moduel yaml was not availible to the posh scripts meaning the server cannot launch. Added one line (118) to explicitly install pyyaml inside the Python env. This resolved the issue for me and my team.
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Yeah, your PR fixed this for me! 👍 |
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We are in the process of pushing a new version so hopefully v9 will be out soon or try installing that branch as well |
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Found an issue when install Posh using the one line cURL command on clean install of Kali 2022.4 (other methods and versions may be effected) where the Python yaml module was not available to the posh scripts meaning the server cannot launch. Added one line (118) to explicitly install pyyaml inside the Python env. This resolved the issue for me and my team.