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darryllane
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Hello! I am running Bluto but I get this error:
File "/usr/local/bin/bluto", line 43, in
How do I fix this? Thank you!
I am on the latest version of Kali Linux. There I cannot run just the "bluto" command because it defaults to running python 3. I ran the command "python /usr/local/bin/bluto" and it gave me this error. When I run the command "python" I am running version 2.7.18.
Well the simple answer is to install the missing lib. Pip install 'libname' but a better approach is for me to try recreate the issue and build a fix if needs be. So if you can let me know how you installed it I'll try take a look tonight
On Tue, 8 Jun 2021, 16:06 Advay, @.***> wrote:
Is there a solution?
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Ok. Here is what I did on Kali Linux:
I ran "sudo pip install bluto"
Then, once it installed, I ran "python /usr/local/bin/bluto" (Since just running "bluto" makes it run in python 3, and gives other errors).
It then gives me the error, which is:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/Bluto/bluto", line 43, in
I made an alias called "bluto" that makes it run the python2 bluto command above in .zshrc. Thank you for taking the time to fix the issue!
I'm guessing when it installed it didn't install fully in python2. Try this using pip for python2, sudo pip install dnspython
I installed dnspython, but it installed to the python 3 lib, so I moved it to the python 2.7 dist-packages in /usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/, and then I ran the command "bluto" (correctly aliased to run the command in python 2). I ran it again, but it gives the same error, meaning that it cannot import it correctly. Do I need to move it into the "Bluto" folder, somewhere else inside that folder, or in '/usr/bin/bin/bluto'? Sorry, I am new to python so I am not sure where the dnspython folder needs to be. Thank you!
Moving the python3 install into the python 2 distro won't work. You need to install with pip2.x
When I do "sudo pip install dnspython" it says "Requirement already satisfied: dnspython in /usr/lib/python3/dist-packages (2.0.0)", which means that it "pip" is installing to python3 instead of python 2, just like "pip3".
I'd uninstall it and install it correctly. Or install the lib correctly rather than shifting it around.
On Wed, 9 Jun 2021, 11:47 Advay, @.***> wrote:
I installed dnspython, but it installed to the python 3 lib, so I moved it to the python 2.7 dist-packages in /usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/, and then I ran the command "bluto" (correctly aliased to run the command in python 2). I ran it again, but it gives the same error, meaning that it cannot import it correctly. Do I need to move it into the "Bluto" folder, somewhere else inside that folder, or in '/usr/bin/bin/bluto'? Sorry, I am new to python so I am not sure where the dnspython folder needs to be. Thank you!
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How would you “install it correctly” exactly?
On Fri, Sep 17, 2021 at 6:02 PM Darryl @.***> wrote:
I'd uninstall it and install it correctly. Or install the lib correctly rather than shifting it around.
On Wed, 9 Jun 2021, 11:47 Advay, @.***> wrote:
I installed dnspython, but it installed to the python 3 lib, so I moved it to the python 2.7 dist-packages in /usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/, and then I ran the command "bluto" (correctly aliased to run the command in python 2). I ran it again, but it gives the same error, meaning that it cannot import it correctly. Do I need to move it into the "Bluto" folder, somewhere else inside that folder, or in '/usr/bin/bin/bluto'? Sorry, I am new to python so I am not sure where the dnspython folder needs to be. Thank you!
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But how would you do that since pip2 is no longer in kali. Atleast not in my version of kali.
