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misp-modules not working #544
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Hi, I had the same error |
You can do the following as a workaround |
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I did an install of misp-modules on a standard Ubuntu:
I installed the requirements pip3 install -r REQUIREMENTS (along with the packages required). It works out of the box. I didn't installed Could you run |
I ran it out of the box too on an updated aws ubuntu 20.04 t2.xlarge instance. Exactly the same command. This is the result. Its paused "INFO:misp-modules:MISP modules server started on localhost port 6666"
If I try and start the service afterwards
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So if you run it manually, misp-modules are running successfully. But it seems you didn't install the required modules in the /var/www/MISP/venv/ , you need to activate the venv and then do the install. This should solve your issue. |
Hi, I followed the instructions
Same error if I go in as root |
Hello, This led me to this three Stack Overflow Discussions: While pip install pyparsing==2.4.2 / pip install pyparsing==2.4.7 did not solve the Issue, I noticed that a user said [2] that for him this issue got thrown because httplib2 was incompatible. On my Ubuntu, httplib2 0.14.0 seems the latest. What I noticed as well is, when I follow the "How to install and start MISP modules in a Python virtualenv" Guide but change the commands, so it's not in context of www-data but my SUDO User instead (so chown /usr/local/src/ to my SUDO User and using sudo pip install -I -r REQUIREMENTS inside /usr/local/src/misp-modules/ with sudo pip install .) it finishes successfully. My Knowledge of Python Virtual Environments is very Basic, but I thought it's a good Idea to share the Information maybe it gives you a clue what it could be. |
Hello everyone, I am trying to start the misp-modules and unfortunately, I am receiving the following error. I can't seem to find python library call misp_modules. Please advice
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Sorry to add another one in here. I'm on ubuntu18 and after fixing versions in the REQUIREMENTS file to older versions that worked with python3.6 i got modules installed but it wont start up. I can start manually though but it looks like there is some error with a ''requote'
I've got that error in a few places
And a few others. Is this a python3.6 issue? I am planning on upgrading python at some point |
Same here:misp@misp:/usr/local/src/misp-modules$ /var/www/MISP/venv/bin/misp-modules -l 127.0.0.1 -s & (everything else went smooth/ no errors) |
To resolve the pybgpranking issue, I had to install python3.8 and then install the pybgpranking2 library via pip.
The other installation command listed in the requirements.txt
When looking at the BGP-Ranking project, I no longer see the client folder (referenced in the pip install path) present. A commit recent commit from Jan 2022 shows they upgraded pybgpranking to version 2. See this commit - D4-project/BGP-Ranking@5c10ce7 The pypi package shows that it only works with Python 3.8 and above. Upgrading my python to version 3.8 and installing the pybgpranking2 library resolved my issue. |
Hi,
Ive noticed that the misp modules arent working.
I followed the instructions here, but all looks ok https://github.com/MISP/misp-modules/issues/354
I tried installing the module that it says is missing
Any ideas?
Im on ubuntu 20.04
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