[>] Update Script for Backtrack 5.

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Originally Posted by samiux

@sickness,

The update of Nessus seems not working due to the .rc file.

Samiux

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Have you registered Nessus and entered the key in order to make Nessus work ?

@sickness,

Oh, sorry. I am a newbie on Pentest industry. Thank you for your hints.

Samiux

@sickness:
Hi Fresh install of backtrack running in VBox Virtual Machine (not an real install, I downloaded the VM and imported it in to VBox) that runs on a win7 x64 host.
used script v 0.6 to update:
First I could not update, did not detect internet (I do have internet), when I bypassed with the option script runs very fast and times out saying something like this: " [] invalid option chosen" or something to that effect, after showing the options list. This happened when script asked me if it should continue without internet access and I entered "y" and pressed "enter". After a million tries I discovered that if I entered "y1" (as written, both together) script runs with option 1, if I entered "y6" script runs with option 6. :confused:

I did run it with both options, first "y1" rebooted, then with option "y6", it SEEMS (I am totally noob to pentesting so maybe I am wrong) to have updated all OK with one exception: start up and command line console (before startx) are all black, without the colored border it had before.

Just my 10 cents, hope it is use full

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Originally Posted by ElQuia

@sickness:
Hi Fresh install of backtrack running in VBox Virtual Machine (not an real install, I downloaded the VM and imported it in to VBox) that runs on a win7 x64 host.
used script v 0.6 to update:
First I could not update, did not detect internet (I do have internet), when I bypassed with the option script runs very fast and times out saying something like this: " [] invalid option chosen" or something to that effect, after showing the options list. This happened when script asked me if it should continue without internet access and I entered "y" and pressed "enter". After a million tries I discovered that if I entered "y1" (as written, both together) script runs with option 1, if I entered "y6" script runs with option 6. :confused:

I did run it with both options, first "y1" rebooted, then with option "y6", it SEEMS (I am totally noob to pentesting so maybe I am wrong) to have updated all OK with one exception: start up and command line console (before startx) are all black, without the colored border it had before.

Just my 10 cents, hope it is use full

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Thanks for reporting, also it upgrades Backtrack, so probably if it upgraded KDE you need to remake custom settings.

UPDATE v0.7 OUT!

Rewrote some code. Get it via wget or the update function of the script.

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Originally Posted by sickness

Thanks for reporting, also it upgrades Backtrack, so probably if it upgraded KDE you need to remake custom settings.

UPDATE v0.7 OUT!

Rewrote some code. Get it via wget or the update function of the script.

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@sickness: did that, now when I run the script I get this:

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@bt:~# rm -rf backtrack5_update.c
root@bt:~# rm -rf backtrack5_update.c
root@bt:~# wget http://sickness.tor.hu/wp-content/up...rack5_update.c backtrack5_update.c
--2011-07-17 12:05:56-- http://sickness.tor.hu/wp-content/up...rack5_update.c
Resolving sickness.tor.hu... 94.125.248.245
Connecting to sickness.tor.hu|94.125.248.245|:80... connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK
Length: 14227 (14K) [text/x-csrc]
Saving to: `backtrack5_update.c'

100%[======================================>] 14,227 25.3K/s in 0.5s

2011-07-17 12:05:58 (25.3 KB/s) - `backtrack5_update.c' saved [14227/14227]

--2011-07-17 12:05:58-- http://backtrack5_update.c/
Resolving backtrack5_update.c... failed: Name or service not known.
wget: unable to resolve host address `backtrack5_update.c'
FINISHED --2011-07-17 12:05:59--
Downloaded: 1 files, 14K in 0.5s (25.3 KB/s)
root@bt:~# gcc -o backtrack5_update backtrack5_update.c
root@bt:~# ./backtrack5_update
[>] Checking for internet connectivity please wait!
[>] No Internet connectivity found, exiting.
[>] If you want to continue without internet connectivity please follow the exact steps mentioned below:
* Edit the script, line 472 (where check_internet() function is called).
* Simply comment that line usin // than recompile the script.
root@bt:~# ^C
root@bt:~#

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I know your job is NOT a noob teacher :cool: but ... is there any way to do this with out recompiling and all that stuff? pleaaaseee :confused:

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Originally Posted by ElQuia

@sickness: did that, now when I run the script I get this:



I know your job is NOT a noob teacher :cool: but ... is there any way to do this with out recompiling and all that stuff? pleaaaseee :confused:

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There will be, I don't really have the time now to look at it, it's just a quick measure, also use it without any internet checking :) it's going to work the same.

@sickness: got it working, just cleaned, downloaded again, did the gcc stuff, ran it and it updated all. ;)
Got to get down to some serious learning on this linux and pentesting stuff. :rolleyes:

THANKS! :cool:

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Originally Posted by ElQuia

@sickness: got it working, just cleaned, downloaded again, did the gcc stuff, ran it and it updated all. ;)
Got to get down to some serious learning on this linux and pentesting stuff. :rolleyes:

THANKS! :cool:

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Glad you got it working :)

UPDATE! Version 0.8 ... get it while it's fresh!

Removed SQLmap from update (it breaks the app if you update).

In case SQLmap is broken:

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apt-get purge sqlmap
rm -rf /pentest/database/sqlmap
apt-get install sqlmap

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Sickness,

Could you please add Wireshark to the tools updated via your script? Would be a very nice time saving inclusion.

thanks again :)

@sickness,

SET cannot be updated due to some files exist.

Samiux