
Originally Posted by
maverik35
Try to use the locate command, and search for sslstrip.py: locate sslstrip.py
Once located, go to that folder and execute it: python sslstrip.py -l "the port you use", if no "l" is given, it uses by default the 10000, in your case, you do not have to use " -l 10000" unless a different port is used in iptables.
As Mr Sickness said and to be able to use it as command everywhere in the system, you need to install it.
Being in the folder where sslstrip.py is do: python setup.py install
Luck.