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Seriously...... Please explain this?? #2839 #2840

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kali64amd opened this issue Apr 28, 2023 · 11 comments
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Seriously...... Please explain this?? #2839 #2840

kali64amd opened this issue Apr 28, 2023 · 11 comments

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bcoles commented Apr 28, 2023

You have multiple versions of Ruby installed.

You don't need the installer script. Just run bundle install. Make sure you're using Ruby 3.0 or newer.

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ok then, please have look this .....

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bundel2
AND STILL ...
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bcoles commented Apr 28, 2023

What is the problem?

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bcoles commented Apr 28, 2023

To run BeEF:

./beef

Ensure you're using the correct version of Ruby.

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kali64amd commented Apr 28, 2023

Ok then could you please Explain this to me.....

What is wrong on this??? ruby 3.0 has already installed then why beef is not installing??

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bcoles commented Apr 28, 2023

ruby 3.0 has already installed then why beef is not installing??

You do not need to run the install script. Use bundle install instead.

What is wrong on this???

You have multiple different versions of Ruby installed. On top of that, you're using rvm to manage Ruby environments.

Ensure rvm is configured to use the correct version of Ruby. Ensure bundle installed the Ruby gems for the correct version of Ruby.

You may need to execute BeEF via bundle:

bundle exec ./beef

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ruby 3.0 has already installed then why beef is not installing??

You do not need to run the install script. Use bundle install instead.

Yes I did it.

What is wrong on this???

You have multiple different versions of Ruby installed. On top of that, you're using rvm to manage Ruby environments.

Ensure rvm is configured to use the correct version of Ruby. Ensure bundle installed the Ruby gems for the correct version of Ruby.

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You may need to execute BeEF via bundle:

bundle exec ./beef

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And yes ....... here is bundle install

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Now could you tell me what is wrong here???

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bcoles commented Apr 28, 2023

You have multiple versions of Ruby. You need to fix your Ruby environment.

You may have multiple versions of bundle.

gem3.x install bundler
bundle3.x install
bundle3.x exec ./beef

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Finally !!!!!!...............................
its fix.

gem update --system

I have just update bundle in system, and everything is updated.

Anyway appreciate your help @bcoles

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@bcoles could you advise me why beef is breaking when I enable Metasploit extensions ??

I can see msf payload in beef however its breaking other thingd..

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bcoles commented Apr 28, 2023

@bcoles could you advise me why beef is breaking when I enable Metasploit extensions ??

I can see msf payload in beef however its breaking other thingd..

There is not enough information to provide guidance. #2396 #2396 (comment)

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