(Moutain Lion, Mavericks, Yosemite, and El Capitan), Ubuntu 12.04/14.04 LTS, and You will need to resolve this issue as well and it can be done by adding /usr/local/share/websploit/ to the $PATH, otherwise you'd have to type sudo /usr/local/share/websploit/websploit to actually run websploit.The driver is known to work on CentOS/RHEL 6/7, Mac OS X 10.8/10.9/10.10/10.11 Other then temporarily disable SIP to install it, the only suggestion I have is to edit the install.sh script changing /usr/share to /usr/local/share and this way you shouldn't have to temporarily disable SIP.Īlso where it says echo 'Run From Terminal : sudo websploit' in the script, this is a message that's echoed and since /usr/local/share/websploit is not in the $PATH that command is not going to work as written. I say that as I don't have OS X 10.11 to test with and see if anything needs to be written to the /usr/share/websploit/ hierarchical directory structure after the install and during its use it might not be allowed.

That said though, once it's installed it may not function properly once SIP is reenabled. So in this use case it will probably not install unless you temporarily disable SIP, install the package and reenable SIP. However, under OS X 10.11.x with the exception of /usr/local the rest of /usr is protected by System Integrity Protection (SIP) which restricts the root account and limits the actions that the root user can perform on protected parts of filesystem under OS X. *For versions previous to OS X 10.11 it should be a straight install as described above.įor OS X 10.11 herein lies the issue, under normal circumstances the install.sh script copies the file to /usr/share and then finishes the install.Note: install.sh requires being root to run the script, so you'd run: cd ~/Downloads/websploit #assuming you extracted the tar.gz to your Download folder To install it you'd run the install.sh in a Terminal. Assuming it was the WebSploit-Framework-3.0.0.tar.gz file from WebSploit Framework, under normal circumstances* you'd simply unpack the file by double-clicking it and it should create a folder named websploit containing two files, install.sh and. You didn't say what the name of the file you downloaded was or its URL, (Are we just supposed to guess?).

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