Naming problem in documentation

[gottburgm]

Hello !

Great works ! But you made a mistake in your documentation, in the compilation section, the file to compile isn't "client.py" but "Client/caesar.py" . There is a bash script that i quickly made to install it on my Fedora

#!/usr/bin/sh

pip install requests
pip install pyinstaller
sudo pyinstaller -F Client/caesar.py

[0blio]

Hi,

caesar.py actually allow you to generate the payload to deliver on the target system. So, it is not necessary to compile that file. What you should do is:

1. Generate the payload using caesar.py (python caesar.py <file_to_generate> <the URL/IP of your local/remote server>)
2. Use pyinstaller to compile the generated file (pyinstaller -F <generated_file>)
3. Start the compiled payload on the target system

Important! Remember that pyinstaller is not able to cross-compile. So, for example, if you want a windows executable you have to compile it in Windows or in a VM with Windows installed.

For more information you can read https://github.com/0blio/caesarRAT/wiki/Installation

Let me know if you solve the problem.

[gottburgm]

Ho okay i see sorry, but it was a little bit unclear for me in the documentation .

[0blio]

Yes, I know. I should try to make the documentation more clear, I'm actually working on it.
Thanks for your feedback!