sslstrip: command not found

[wewe73]

hello to all!

Just though to through this out there, sslstrip isn't install by default on my BT5-R2 64bit GNOME, am not sure about the others yet!
fix for that pretty easy! just do,

code:

root@bt:~# cd '/pentest/web/sslstrip'
root@bt:/pentest/web/sslstrip# python setup.py install

good luck!

[comaX]

This is normal, and it can be launched like that :

python /pentest/web/sslstrip/sslstrip.py

if I'm not mistaken.

[wewe73]

hi comaX

no that's isn't normal, why ?

on my BT5-R2 64bit GNOME HDD install when i tried the code below

sslstrip -p -k -a i had command not found, so i had to install it to be able to run the command,

to confirm this i tried the same command on BT5-R2 32bit installed on VMplayer (tried it today) the command runs like a charm! without installing the sslstrip, could you explain that to me please ?

and yes of cours you can run it like that python /pentest/web/sslstrip/sslstrip.py
too, so you not mistaken :-)

[shadowzero]

You could also just do the following:

chmod 755 /pentest/web/sslstrip/sslstrip.py
ln -s /pentest/web/sslstrip.py /usr/local/bin/sslstrip

Now you can call sslstrip anywhere without prefixing it with python.

[comaX]

@wewe73 : it is already installed, just not ready-to-use in a friendly fashion. So, of course it's better to use the install command to just issue "sslstrip" in the console, but you don't have to, to run it.

[chimera40]

@wewe73 : it is already installed, just not ready-to-use in a friendly fashion. So, of course it's better to use the install command to just issue "sslstrip" in the console, but you don't have to, to run it.

simply change directory to "/pentest/web/sslstrip/" and list

# cd /pentest/web/sslstrip/
# ls

hope that helps