Attempting a setup of the Honeypot Snare here and getting an error of sorts.
Installed onto Ubuntu.14 variant, following setups from the github: https://github.com/mushorg/snare
Onto step 3 as it asks: Clone a page: sudo python3 clone.py --target http://example.com
When I try this command on any domain i get the same error. Even with no domain. Seems to be an error with the python code, had a look and can see the def line it points too but that kind of code is through the whole clone.py file.
error
Not sure whats causing it or what ive done wrong if anything. Starting to get into the use of Linux but would still consider myself a beginner.
Any help would be awesome! Thanks!
Updating to a newer OS version .16 worked with all the same commands previously used. Posting to let others know if they experience this! :D
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i have no idea what i have done to cause this but when running C:>python .... (image 1) i get this error (image two)
i've tried repairing the install and running a full scan for any viruses and it's all going normal but then i still get this error
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i'd just like to thank anyone who may be able to help in advance too!
When you type py command Python 3.9.2 is launched. However, when you type python the error message shows that python38.dll wasn't found which is a different version. It seems like you had different versions of Python and maybe some uninstallation process went wrong.
Are you able to check what do you have on PATH? The issue might be there. You can also try to uninstall all Python-related apps and install a fresh Python 3.9
I'm trying to import data from Robinhood through robin_stocks. I was able to import the package, but when I try to use the .login() attribute, it returns this error message in the Jupyter Notebook: error
module 'robin_stocks' has no attribute 'login'
I'm certain that robin_stocks does, indeed have the attribute that Python is telling me doesn't exist. Where did I go wrong here?
I'm relatively new to programming, but usually I can find an answer to my questions pretty quickly on StackOverflow or any other resource. I can't seem to figure this one out, though.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
I had the same error when upgrading from 1.7.x to 2.0.3
I was able to solve this by changing the import from:
import robin_stocks as rs
To:
import robin_stocks.robinhood as rs
Check the version of the package that you are using. I actually had the same issue when I migrated to a new laptop and installed packages again. I turned out that a newer robin-stocks python package got installed and resulted in an attribute error for my previously functioning code. When I reverted back to the older version of the package (1.5.5) my code worked like a charm.
Bro, we can't guess what you has typed in your code, please link it to us.
But if you have some issues with basic method of module, i think some thing gone wrong with import
Since a while I have not use Gundo. Today, I have an error in my code and would like to go back on other "branch" using Gundo. But when I start Gundo, I have this error message : Gundo requires Vim to be compiled with Python 2.4+ and Gundo is not working anymore. Can someone help please ?
It seems that Gundo can't work without python 2.4. The workaround I found is to use undotree git repos here. It is cool because it recognizes my gundo log, so that I don't loose anything.
I'm new to Hbase and I would like to comunicate with it throught a python API which works with Thrift. I've followed this tutorial in order to install it properly on my machine, everything seemed to worked fine then I generated a .thrift file with the following command:
wget http://svn.apache.org/viewvc/hbase/trunk/hbase-thrift/src/main/resources/org/apache/hadoop/hbase/thrift/Hbase.thrift\?view\=markup
-O hbase.thrift
Then I tried to generate my client like it's showed here but i get the following error message:
[ERROR:/home/tests/hbase/hbase.thrift:12] (last token was '<')
syntax error
[FAILURE:/home/tests/hbase/hbase.thrift:12] Parser error during include pass.
I tried to lookup on internet what was the cause of this error and found this paper, I tried to lookup in thriftl.ll to see if I could correct the error but I found that the correction was already present in the file.
What can I do more in order to make this work ?
Thank you !
EDIT:
I'm using thrift 0.9.0
Using a fairly recent Thrift version and more importantly the proper URL I was able to generate Python sources without errors.
Please check if your download is actually a Thrift file or if it is a HTML source. The error message sounds very much like that, since HTML pages typically start with an <, and the right Thrift file contains the first < at line 110 (within list<Mutation>), not around line 12.
PS: Why are you using such an old version? 0.9.1 was released a year ago and 0.9.2 is actually in the process of being released.
PPS: Actually, the referenced ticket THRIFT-1274 seems not have much to do with it. But maybe I'm overlooking something.
Recently I tried to install Trac on my Fedora 15, but I got trouble.
I followed steps with this link: http://www.diybl.com/course/6_system/linux/Linuxjs/20100524/204237.html
Yeah, it was wonderful and finally it worked. But after I add a [header_logo] section in trac.ini, it came out this error. And I tried to delete the [header_logo] section, but strangely it wouldn't work. And I don't know why.
I have searched the internet and got this link: http://axcoto.com/blog/article/840.
Yeah, as this link says, it is a permission error. But even after I change all things to the top level of permission, it didn't work either. I must confess that I'm bored. Can anyone help me? Thanks with all my heart.
The [header_logo] section is totally unrelated to the other issue - Trac complaining for not getting a connection to the Trac db backend.
Corresponding settings for that are in section [trac] (with default value):
database = sqlite:db/trac.db
more like user, passwd,... depending on your db type
Two more things to look at:
create a second, fresh Trac environment and compare the trac.ini in it against the one you've possibly damaged (You know the diff command, don't you?)
compare permission settings of your Trac db file /db/trac.db
I recently had this problem too when I had the migrate an old SVN/Trac system to an internally available legacy box and it turned out that SQLite wasn't installed on my system.
I'm on Ubuntu and simply had to do a:
sudo apt-get install sqlite
For me this solved the problem.