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kali 2020.4

Open ovaltinejenkins420 opened this issue 4 years ago • 5 comments

Unable to access script from 'l' on the command line and was hoping you could help solve.

thanks

ovaltinejenkins420 avatar Dec 01 '20 10:12 ovaltinejenkins420

Give me more info about your issue. Why didn't you fill the issue template?

arismelachroinos avatar Dec 01 '20 11:12 arismelachroinos

Sorry, I didnt see it. I’ll install the script but once the computer restarts I can’t open the interface. Typing ‘l’ as root user doesn’t launch the script, the directory is there though. I also have been unable to install some packages for various reasons, mainly ‘can’t find ____’.

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ovaltinejenkins420 avatar Dec 02 '20 08:12 ovaltinejenkins420

Does bash l launch the script? What do you mean "I can't open the interface"? Why? What do you see on the screen when typing l? Also, give me the output of: cat /etc/os-release and whoami

arismelachroinos avatar Dec 02 '20 09:12 arismelachroinos

Hello @arismelachroinos thnx for your hard work !

I have the same issue where typing l doesn't open up the lazy script ! i managed to run it after install but when i open a new terminal the command simply doesn't work..

When i put "l" it get me the files that i have in my root directory like desktop, docs, images ..

cat /etc/os-release: PRETTY_NAME="Kali GNU/Linux Rolling" NAME="Kali GNU/Linux" ID=kali VERSION="2020.4" VERSION_ID="2020.4" VERSION_CODENAME="kali-rolling" ID_LIKE=debian ANSI_COLOR="1;31" HOME_URL="https://www.kali.org/" SUPPORT_URL="https://forums.kali.org/" whoami: root

i think it might be because i'm using zsh instead of bash .. if that's the case is there a workaroound ? Thanks for the response

sm0gg avatar Dec 03 '20 09:12 sm0gg

I found a workaround after some research ...

as i said in the last comment, since l doesn't launch lscript in zsh, all i had to do is to do the following:

  1. download and install the latest version of bash via: http://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/bash/
  2. then : exec bash
  3. and voila, as l is working on bash

I hope it was useful for those who have the same problem as me !

Good luck

sm0gg avatar Dec 03 '20 19:12 sm0gg