[framework] Metasploit on Windows

[Hamid . K]

Now I love GUI much more  :-) 
categorization looks great. thanks

And some more issued , this time on auto-p0wn .
most of people using MSF , have already Nmap in their
path environment variable. AFAIK most of people try to
put nmap in a custom path , rather than using it`s windows installed.

Here comes the problem. if there`s a previous installation of nmap
in non default path of win32 installer , or if nmap is already available
in path environment variable ., Auto-p0wn fails to run db_nmap ,
pringing access-denied error and long lines of errors . 

Even if end-user chose to include Nmap installer while installing MSF,
auto-p0wn fails to identify the right path and rely on environment setting.

snip of error  (ran from msfWeb):

Note that I have local admin privileges , so Permission-denied error is wired !
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>> db_nmap 192.168.13.100


[*] exec: "D:\my custom path\Base/nmap"
"192.168.13.100" "-oX"
"C:/DOCUME~1/user~1/LOCALS~1/Temp/dbnmap.3428.0"
[-] Error while running command db_nmap: Permission denied -
"D:\my custom path\Base/nmap" "192.168.13.100" "-oX"
"C:/DOCUME~1/user~1/LOCALS~1/Temp/dbnmap.3428.0"
Call stack:
./script/../config/../config/../../../lib/msf/ui/console/command_dispatcher/db.rb:390:in
`popen'

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keep the good job Moore.


----- Original Message ----
From: H D Moore <hdm at metasploit.com>
To: framework at metasploit.com
Sent: Wednesday, January 2, 2008 9:54:30 AM
Subject: Re: [framework] Metasploit on Windows


Update to the latest msfgui, modules are now organized in a directory 
structure. The search functionality is a little bit weird now, but it 
will get fixed soon.

On Monday 31 December 2007, Hamid . K wrote:
> And about GUI , although search option is more than enough
> for making GUI easier to user , but I think it would be nice
> to categorize exploit modules based on platform and OS ,
> right like current state in directory structure.








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