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dict object has not attribute 'iteritem' #1
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Hmm, is there anything in the
For the moment, you can probably skip the I'm currently traveling, but I'll take a closer look when I get back. |
Sorry I'm not used to postgres. And I feel it's definitely a postgresql issue.
but...
And you said I can skip step 5? But then it looks like I cannot continue because I need
Btw I also tried in a Kali Linux, then at step 6 I get
But if I mount the image manually I see busybox is there |
Sorry, I think I gave you the wrong PostgreSQL line earlier; it should be:
Hmm, that's strange. Is there a |
Indeed that works with that command but the table seem empty. Gonna investigate this. And yes the .tar.gz is there. But I think I'll give up running this in my host, probably not the best idea if it modifies my network configuration. So in Kali:
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Ok, thanks for the information. I tried spinning up a Arch system to check, but it's too different from Debian-based systems, so I don't think it can be supported without spending significant time on it, which I don't have. For example, it seems that I'll take a look at Kali, but Ubuntu 14.04 should definitely work. |
Ok, I've figured out the cause of the |
Indeed installing |
Hi there,
firstly that project looks great (: but I'm trying to use it in Archlinux. So I dowloaded the binaries with your scripts, installed few dependency and on step 5 I get this error:
So apparently that object would be empty? Any idea why? I'm using Python 3 btw, with Python2.7 I got a "cored.
I get a different error with Python 2
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