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thanks for a great project! #1
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Thanks! glad to hear it is helpful to someone else. I tried to explain the system I use but I can add more information, you are correct. Thing is that I don't actually know much about determining compatibility for scripts like this. Personally, I run this off of a Kali vm that I keep pretty well up-to-date. I totally understand there are syntactical differences in some of the commands that I use and the code is likely not portable to Mac as a result.
I use this VM for all of my bash development and testing, and before I release a new script, make sure to test it on a fresh VM so that the Here's a list of packages that were installed on the system, NOT part of the base distribution. This list probably doesn't help, but here it is:
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I worked specifically to make the script as easy to execute as possible. (see Really, my suggestion is to spin up a VM to run Kali in and execute the script there. Very minimal work to pull the files out of it. Virtualization software is free or very cheap. I think Kali even comes as a live DVD as well, or it could be installed onto a USB to boot from. |
Thanks for making this available. I had to hack a little code here and there to make it work on a Linux system, some of your apt-get commands are out of date (ie, php-cli should be php5-cli and I couldn't quickly find (in less than 5 seconds) a comparable package for php-xml and a few others)
To get things running on a Mac was a little tricker since there are a handful of Linux commands and grep usage that aren't supported on a Mac.
Could the README get updated with required minimum/maximum specs, ie, requires a Debian-based Linux system older than Ubuntu 14.10 LTS or something to that effect?
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