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yersinia's GUI (-G) doesn't launch anymore #86
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v.: 0.8.2 |on Fedora edition 39. Indeed it won't launch.
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As it appears in this OS, the equivalent module is named libpk-gtk-module, installed and provided by the PackageKit-gtk3-module-named package. |
I'll try as soon as possible but currently life is devouring me... I'm so sorry guys |
Nobody needs a parasite. That's awfully wrong to be sorry; if there is someone here that must not be, it is you. |
how do i inswall the pack? |
@aoshiken Thx for all your hard work. I hope this issue will be fixed in future. I wish you all the best! |
I hope life gets better soon, take care mate, thank you for supporting this amazing tool. |
Current workaround (still get some errors, but the Yersinia runs): git clone https://github.com/tomac/yersinia /opt/yersinia
apt install autoconf libgtk-3-dev libnet1-dev libgtk2.0-dev
cd /opt/yersinia
./autogen.sh
./configure
make
make install then it should run. Look for errors throughout each configure or autogen command run for packages it tells you are missing. |
The utility's Graphical User Interface won't launch within the latest version of Kali Linux or Ubuntu (23.04).
The command: sudo yersinia -G executes but nothing happens (no error messages).
Remark: everything is installed properly including all the dependencies.
I should mention that yersinia.log file contains this line : pcap_open_live failed: dbus-session: Failed to get session bus: /usr/bin/dbus-launch terminated abnormally without any error message. I don't know if this has to do with the issue or not.
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