Docket scan error
Chomikmarkus opened this issue · comments
After running scan in docker i get this error with permission
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/opt/scan/src/v3n0m.py", line 1667, in
f_menu()
File "/opt/scan/src/v3n0m.py", line 1296, in f_menu
f_scan() File "/opt/scan/src/v3n0m.py", line 876, in f_scan
scan_option()
File "/opt/scan/src/v3n0m.py", line 915, in scan_option
cctv_log_file = open("v3n0m-cctv.txt", "a", encoding="utf-8")
PermissionError: [Errno 13] Permission denied: 'v3n0m-cctv.txt'
CCTV is a work in progress module.
Were you trying to execute that option?
No was executing v3n0m.py
That doesn't answer my question in the slightest. Please be more descriptive.
4 hours later, and no further information. Simply put, when reporting Issues, please refer to the Bug Fixes. Provide meaningful details on the issue and be prepared to answer follow-up questions about logs (Python, Poetry, syslogs).
i get the same error with docker aswell on windblows (just tested)
i'm assuming its a problem with how docker is setting up the file permissions.(ex. owner of the file is admin but user isnt admin) i don't really use docker so i couldn't really troubleshoot that part.
the problem at hand is , when running a dork scan when it finishes scan options is called, when scan options is called the cctv , dork , etc list variables are defined globally but the cctv list file cant be opened because the user doesn't have adequate permissions
since cctv is still unfinished i'm going to go ahead and switch the uniformity and only open the cctv list if the user presses that option.
edit :
has to be docker because just using python doesn't throw this error, hence why it went undetected by me
Docker by default runs as a privileged user but I added a jail shell and non-root user to prevent someone exploiting the session and gaining a foothold on the host. I may have added in the CCTV files with different permissions at some point. I'm troubleshooting now.
Fixed. Sorry took so long lol.
what ended up being the cause if you don't mind me asking?
The changes you made fixed the issue in the source but the Dockerfile was still set to draw the source from my repo. So I pulled your changes to fix it on my end. Then I set the Dockerfile to clone the main repo.
I would like to automate the Docker build but everything I try seems to fail so far.
#228
- reflection of your changes
- addition of blackarch#3395
- fixes to the Parrot OS script.