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Software that worked:
Software that worked:
* cowpatty
* cowpatty
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* Make dpkg package with <code>dpkg-buildpackage -us -uc -b</code>
* Make dpkg package with <code>dpkg-buildpackage -us -uc -b</code>
* Go to parent directory <code>cd ..</code>
* Go to parent directory <code>cd ..</code>
* Install the .deb file that resulted
* Install the .deb file that resulted, <code>dpkg -i mypackage.deb</code>
* Check you can see the package through aptitude: <code>apt-get install mypackage</code> should say you have it installed
* Upgrade to the latest, <code>apt-get upgrade mypackage</code>


Some confusion over the [[Debian Directory]] was cleared up by reading the documentation of dpkg-buildpackage.
Some confusion over the [[Debian Directory]] was cleared up by reading the documentation of dpkg-buildpackage.

Revision as of 14:30, 26 January 2018


Software that worked:

  • cowpatty
  • webshells
  • wifi-honey


Software that did not work:

  • nishang
  • powerfuzzer
  • rtlsdr-scanner

Process:

  • Pick a program to install
  • Contents of source from git.kali.org repos goes into dist/ folder
    • Inside each repo, there is usually a debian folder. This can be used to make a .deb package
    • Some programs are just fancified Python scripts and have no debian/ directory
  • Make dpkg package with dpkg-buildpackage -us -uc -b
  • Go to parent directory cd ..
  • Install the .deb file that resulted, dpkg -i mypackage.deb
  • Check you can see the package through aptitude: apt-get install mypackage should say you have it installed
  • Upgrade to the latest, apt-get upgrade mypackage

Some confusion over the Debian Directory was cleared up by reading the documentation of dpkg-buildpackage.