unable to locate directory containing user-installed packages

[abdalmajid77]

[onefive1156]

me too

[trewqqwert]

I encountered the same issue.

After modifying https://github.com/malwaredllc/byob/blob/24b81360fc8e831f25dd5304d2327ba7a30d2bb3/web-gui/buildyourownbotnet/server.py#L90 to

site_packages = [os.path.abspath(_) for _ in sys.path if os.path.isdir(_)]

the script is able to proceed.

[Rahul-dev-g]

@trewqqwert

after modifing give this error

[Amdubaloch]

Me too_.

[Amdubaloch]

How to solve this issue_

[xCrAshInSiDex]

Same issues here, tried on Debian 11, Debian 8, Arch Linux (Garuda + Black Arch) and Centos 7, same issue everywhere...

[Rayhamen101]

unable to locate directory containing user-installed packages. Same error as well and surf the web for a solution but nothing yet.

[Vector1199]

I found same errors on manjaro Linux I also tried on ubuntu and kali as well but the same error I installed most requirement tools manually but still, an error was the

[DeividReinkeSchiitz]

I found same errors on manjaro Linux I also tried on ubuntu and kali as well but the same error I installed most requirement tools manually but still, an error was the

I have the same problem in kali. Try to install each library one by one, for me was the numpy library so i installed his last version and worked pretty well.

I first installed all the other dependencies

pip3 install Werkzeug==2.0.0 SQLAlchemy==1.3.23 flask flask_session flask_wtf Flask_SQLAlchemy Flask_Login Flask_Bcrypt flask_mail wtforms mss==3.3.0 WMI==1.4.9 pyxhook==1.0.0 twilio==6.14.0 colorama==0.3.9 requests==2.20.0 pycryptodomex==3.8.1 py-cryptonight>=0.2.4 opencv-python;python_version>'3' pypiwin32==223;sys.platform=='win32' pyHook==1.5.1;sys.platform=='win32'

And for the last numpy

pip3 install numpy

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[Feliperdg]

estou com mesmo problema, alguem conseguir resolver ?

unable to locate directory containing user-installed packages byob

[SuliiiP]

fixed it by pip3 install -U Flask

[SHADOW-SCRIPT]

@DeividReinkeSchiitz that code doesn't work in kali? isn't that just for Windows?

[DeividReinkeSchiitz]

@SHADOW-SCRIPT the byob works well in kali for me, i think that the problem occurs because of some packages conflicts between the versions of each other, this things happen a lot in languages that have package manager. If you are having issues try to open the requirements and install each version manually and see the output. It will probably tell you what package you installed who needs to be updated.

[Shi57]

I encountered the same issue.

After modifying

https://github.com/malwaredllc/byob/blob/24b81360fc8e831f25dd5304d2327ba7a30d2bb3/web-gui/buildyourownbotnet/server.py#L90

to

site_packages = [os.path.abspath(_) for _ in sys.path if os.path.isdir(_)]

the script is able to proceed.

It's Work For Me, Thanks

[tonykcmarsh]

ive tried everything here no good

[EndermanOnek]

I encountered the same issue.

After modifying

https://github.com/malwaredllc/byob/blob/24b81360fc8e831f25dd5304d2327ba7a30d2bb3/web-gui/buildyourownbotnet/server.py#L90

to

site_packages = [os.path.abspath(_) for _ in sys.path if os.path.isdir(_)]

the script is able to proceed.

Worked for me

[Zetrix01]

@trewqqwert i love u , it worked