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httprobe, waybackurls, unfurl #21
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Yes this is a go issue, did you use the install script?
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It doesn't seem to work. |
what os + version you have |
I tried on the following distros:
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first check if go is intalled and added to your path.
then check the tools are working |
I had this issue on a VPS, it was GO related and path and root was not configured correctly |
i have install httpprobe usimh this command "go get -u github.com/tomnomnom/httprobe" |
thanks sir its working .
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…On Sat, Jun 13, 2020, 10:15 PM Blank ***@***.*** wrote:
i have install httpprobe usimh this command "go get -u
github.com/tomnomnom/httprobe"
but at the time of using i pass th command "cat /root/Desktop/domains.txt
| httprobe"
i got this error "bash: httprobe: command not found"
so whats happen plz any help?
enter the command "source ~/.bash_profile" (without the quotes) and it
should work.
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Fist go to $>cd go/bin And see your error is getting solve . |
You are typing go git github.com/tomnomnom/waybackurls, Try to insert -u. go get -u github.com/tomnomnom/waybackurls |
This fixed my issue.Thanks a lot. |
when i give go/bin its showing no such file or directory |
i tried this but it is showing no such file or directory ? and i gone through the files system there is no such folder as go . |
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…On Sun, Jan 24, 2021 at 5:31 PM HariKishor3 ***@***.***> wrote:
Fist go to $>cd go/bin
then you see there waybackurls then type following cmd.
$> cp waybackurls /usr/local/bin
And see your error is getting solve .
This fixed my issue.Thanks a lot.
i tried this but it is showing no such file or directory ? and i gone
through the files system there is no such folder as go .
have you installed go manually or?
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Looks like no issue related to lazyrecon. I suggest to close it. |
Thank you so much, It worked for me..... |
I got the following errors:
The other tools are working perfectly, so It seems to be a problem related to the
go
installation.Any hints?
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