should probably read:
/usr/bin/svn update /pentest/web/ProxyStrike >> /var/log/updates/proxystrike 2>&1
echo $DATE >> /var/log/updates/proxystrike 2>&1
Note the change of 'evho' to 'echo'....
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should probably read:
/usr/bin/svn update /pentest/web/ProxyStrike >> /var/log/updates/proxystrike 2>&1
echo $DATE >> /var/log/updates/proxystrike 2>&1
Note the change of 'evho' to 'echo'....
man kismet
It feels much better to figure out why/what it's doing than to ask for the answer. Refer to the sticky for BT/Linux noobs.
It's good you are actually trying to learn why exploits work vice how to use tools to do the work for you. There's a reason most security researchers and consultants tell newcomers to RTFM when it...
FYI-
I didn't verify that I had all the dependancies when installing xplico, and found that it wasn't 'fixable' via apt-get install -f. I eventually figured out that if you
cd...
I agree with AA. If you really want to learn, Google MSFU. Your post is really sketchy, which could result in bannination by the admins/mods.
Not sure about a 'browser', but if you type 'ettercap -h' from the command line, it will tell you how to run it the way you want.
Would any developers/admins see value in a CoLinux version of bt4-final? I found a HOWTO link to port a Native install/VM to CoLinux. For anyone who doesn't know, CoLinux is pretty neat, and could...
Sword1, the issue is in your syntax. The --force all option should read --force-all
cd /var/cache/apt/archives
ls -la
You should see the latest kernel version is probably not 2.6.30.5. Maybe it is. If isn't there, you can't expect bash to understand invalid syntax.
At the...