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Originally Posted by CrazyNash
I hadn't that problem but a few ideas (assuming you're running under linux and not windows), as this error indicates that the auto-generated shell script (which is running the rtmpdump) can't be executed on your system :
- is your bash installation correct ? is bash available in your PATH before running this python script ?"subprocess.Popen('/bin/bash '+script,cwd='Scripts/')
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bash installation? I have no clue, I just followed the setup described at Page 1 as well as the following code:
Code:
sudo apt-get install python-pip
apt-get install libssl-dev
cd /home/user/Downloads/CaptureBate-master/
sudo pip install -r requirements.txt
cd […] /rtmpdump-ksv-ksv/
make
sudo make install prefix=/usr
how can I check bash availability of my path?
Im new to linux, and linux isn't that beginner friendly
EDIT: "apt-get install bash" -> bash is already the current version. How do I check if bash is available in "my PATH"?
Im running Debian 7.7 (wheezy, 64-bit) in Oracle VM VirtualBox 4.3 in Windows7
EDIT2: turns out, the folders "Captured" and "Scripts" are only accessable through root terminal: But, when done in root terminal, there is no reaction... I can type whatever I want, no response. When pressing arrow up, down, left or right I get ^[[A, ^[[B, ^[[D or ^[[C