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[x] There was an error creating your FUD rat with Powerstager . #391
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inside your fatrat main folder write these commands in terminal . then still inside "fatrat/tools" folder write this next command and tell me what was the output of it . python power.py |
Write in your terminal And run it again |
apt-get install python-pip && pip install names |
uh... Fudwin.log : /usr/bin/x86_64-w64-mingw32-gcc Working...������������Traceback (most recent call last): |
apt-get install python3 python3-setuptools binutils-mingw-w64-i686 binutils-mingw-w64-x86-64 gcc-mingw-w64-i686 gcc-mingw-w64-x86-64 |
for those who have this issue i need to do a checkup first to get a notion of what may be the issue . I need you all individually to open a terminal and run these commands : To you all compare your versions with mine , i have these : Then write in your terminal these commands and post here the outputs : |
I have added the source, but I don't know which tools should be downgraded. can you tell me ? |
for powerstager are these : you should downgrade using aptitude and not apt . 1st - you should check on each package witch lower version exists on sid , by writinf«g in terminal : ex : apt-cache policy gcc-mingw-w64-i686 then look at the lowest version , witch should be sid repository , and then use aptitude like this : aptitude install gcc-mingw-w64-i686="version number" Like i told , this is a long shot , and i am not pretty sure why this error happens in some people here . |
i will create a VM using latest kali linux to test |
thanks |
Ok , finally i installed latest kali in a VM and tryed power.py from fatrat and got the issue you got now . |
ok , fixed the issue . you must add debian jessie repositories to your sources.list . deb http://deb.debian.org/debian/ oldoldstable main contrib non-free deb http://deb.debian.org/debian/ oldoldstable-updates main contrib non-free and put an "#" behind kali repository link then write in terminal : apt-get clean && apt-get clean cahe then you should remove all these packages : then to finish , you should do "still with # behind kali repository link in sources.list" Resuming : The person who build powerstager did not upgraded his script to the new versions of gcc , by this it means that some commands in gcc probably was changed , and powerstager still uses the old commands , so when the script tries to compile the exe gives an error , but then the script ahead prompts the error you see because the file was not created . To finish : Fixing these gcc versions will fix also the same problem you have in fatrat because the problem is the same thing . |
i will try again, thanks |
it is OK! thank you very much! |
bonjours, y'a moyen de m'expliquer ? |
Incorrect 64Bit Version for Fudwin in Fatrat which version is required |
Can you help me? |
Hi, When you run the chk_tools tool in FatRat, it reports that the Mingw-W64 versions are incorrect for Fudwin in FatRat. You attempted to resolve this issue by removing existing Mingw-W64 packages and reinstalling them from the Kali Linux repository, but this caused conflicts with Metasploit Framework. Issue 2: Unintentional Removal of Metasploit Framework When you tried to address the problem with Mingw-W64 packages, Metasploit Framework was unintentionally uninstalled due to unsatisfied dependencies. Issue 3: Failure to Add Debian Jessie Repository You tried to add the Debian Jessie repositories to obtain the correct Mingw-W64 versions, but you encountered a 404 error when updating packages. Issue 4: Failure to Install Correct Mingw-W64 Versions When attempting to install the correct Mingw-W64 versions from the Kali Linux repository, you received a message indicating that the packages are already up to date, even though the FatRat tool still reports incorrect versions. These issues can be confusing as they appear to be related to dependency conflicts between Metasploit Framework and the Mingw-W64 versions required for FatRat. |
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Hi, I have a problem with Thefatrat, with Fudwin
Fudwin.log:
/usr/bin/x86_64-w64-mingw32-gcc
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "tools/power.py", line 15, in
import urllib.parse
ImportError: No module named parse
Thank you !
(sorry if what I say means nothing it’s just that I’m French and I use a translator!)
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