Dependency checks , libraries Should be Installed Automatically.

[ghost]

Hey ,
Its a very Fuzzy Issue while Installing the OWTF , there a Lots of Dependence Packages , which need to be in the User's System like -
beautifulsoup4==4.3.2
cookies==2.2.1
ipaddr==2.1.11
lxml==3.4.0
Markdown==2.5.1
pexpect==3.3
psycopg2==2.6.1
PTP==0.3.0
pycurl==7.19.5
six==1.8.0
pyOpenSSL==0.14
python-owasp-zap-v2==0.0.9
PyVirtualDisplay==0.1.5
rdflib==4.1.2
selenium==2.43.0
setuptools==18.7.1
SQLAlchemy==1.0.11
tornado==4.0.2
Without this OWTF will be not get Install , we can Actually solve this Issue by just adding all this Dependencies , when the User tries to Install the OWTF and this may not lag to any error , and OWTf may get Install without any Error.

Dhiraj Mishra

[pwnfoo]

@f0rum. I see that you have pretty much pasted the contents of owtf.pip file. The installation of those dependencies are taken care of in install.py

In install.py, Line 77 :

def install_using_pip(self, requirements_file):
        # Instead of using file directly with pip which can crash because of single library
        self.run_command("sudo -E pip2 install --upgrade -r %s" % requirements_file)

This seems to be working fine. Are you facing any problems with the installation? If so, please be specific.

[viyatb]

@f0rum please review the install directory carefully. We already install all the dependencies as shown by @SachinKamath. Also be as clear possible when submitting an issue which should include:

• Feature/bug/error description
• Method to reproduce the bug
• Proposed fix (if possible)

[ghost]

@SachinKamath @delta24 Nope I don't think so , it get Install in Debian , Kali , WTF , users using different Distro , may lag it Please have look on the PoC.



Please let me Know where i am Lagging behind or , owtf is not get install on Different Distro.

[viyatb]

@f0rum I do not understand what you are trying to say. @7a @DePierre ?

[pwnfoo]

@f0rum You seem to be missing a lot of packages. Is this a fresh install of mint? If so, do a sudo apt-get -y update && sudo apt-get -y upgrade . If that is not the case, try installing libcurl and openssl-dev using sudo apt-get install libcurl4-openssl-dev . That should help.

@delta24 Guess you can add the support tag. It doesn't look like a bug to me.

[ghost]

@SachinKamath Mint is fully Upgraded and no issues with it , still I am trying , might be of Different Distro ,

[pwnfoo]

@f0rum did you try sudo apt-get install libcurl4-openssl-dev

[ghost]

Yes I did No Issues , I ll Handle and Make it well :)