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Scan Results Not Showing Up in Scans Tab, but says Finished with Clocking Icon?

Open windowshopr opened this issue 1 year ago • 8 comments

Please provide a description of the issue and any relevant error messages. I run a scan on my own email address, and looking in the traceback in the PowerShell window shows that it fetches lots of results from most of the pages, fails some others which I think is normal behavior, and on the Scans tab of the GUI, it says "Running".

When it finishes, nothing shows up in that table. When I refresh the entire web page, it says "Finished", but that clocking icon is still there. The traceback says the scan is finished but there's nothing to review in the table:

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Also, none of the tabs work, like Graph, Browse, Correlation, Log, etc. Seems like it's a front-end thing.

If you can provide an application stack trace that is even better. Uh, well no the traceback is too long to see anything, other than the "Fetched" results and the ending of:

2023-04-17 17:26:10,720 [INFO] sflib : Running 37 correlation rules on scan 854EF39F.
2023-04-17 17:26:10,822 [INFO] sflib : Scan [854EF39F] completed.

What version of Python/SpiderFoot are you using? Python 3.8.10, Windows 10, SpiderFoot v4.0 (stable)

Ideas?

windowshopr avatar Apr 17 '23 23:04 windowshopr

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windowshopr avatar Apr 17 '23 23:04 windowshopr

Dupe of #1146. https://github.com/smicallef/spiderfoot/issues/536#issuecomment-665285520

bcoles avatar Apr 18 '23 02:04 bcoles

@bcoles Thanks for the resources, however I've updated my cherrypy (which was already the latest version), and tried the regedit workaround. Issue persists.

I see other similar issues have to do with paths to files being the issue? Is this possible, or what else is there to try?

windowshopr avatar Apr 18 '23 02:04 windowshopr

@bcoles Thanks for the resources, however I've updated my cherrypy (which was already the latest version), and tried the regedit workaround. Issue persists.

You may or may not need to restart after the registry changes.

Windows is not a supported platform for SpiderFoot.

I see other similar issues have to do with paths to files being the issue? Is this possible, or what else is there to try?

No. You can verify the HTTP headers with cURL or browser developer tools.

https://github.com/smicallef/spiderfoot/issues/1146#issuecomment-860145478

bcoles avatar Apr 18 '23 03:04 bcoles

I did restart my computer after the regedit. But classic "Windows not supported" I guess, too bad.

I see this specifically in the browser:

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Don't know if that helps anything, but I guess no SpiderFoot for me :( Thanks for looking anyway.

windowshopr avatar Apr 18 '23 03:04 windowshopr

sf is undefined because the scripts failed to load. The scripts failed to load due to a mime type mismatch.

There are many ways to work around this issue. However, this is one of several issues you will encounter when attempting to run SpiderFoot on Windows.

bcoles avatar Apr 18 '23 03:04 bcoles

same issue, still persist... i'm usin WIN 11 and Py 3.9, tried with pip,pip3 and other methods lide regedit but nothing...

simillo01 avatar May 09 '23 19:05 simillo01

Windows is not supported.

bcoles avatar May 10 '23 01:05 bcoles