Updating the repository so it works with the newer versions of Ansible and Parrot OS #31
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… removal, using the new ansible.builtin.include_tasks module
…rp Suite JAR file && Upgrading the Java version due to BurpSuite being compiled by a more recent version of Java
… Suite configuration
…vice missing error
…ces.list duplicates
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I added that part to execute the script aptsources-cleanup.pyz and eliminate the duplicates that for some reason were being generated into the apt sources.list.
Otherwise, this would appear every time I ran an “apt update”.
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Hey, you are not fixing all above mentioned issues. |
Oh, I'm sorry! I'm new to this, I have looked at all the issues where I thought people were having problems running the playbook and have marked them as resolved, since after the changes I have made, I have not encountered the problems they indicated when running the playbook. I understand that it's due to some of them appearing when trying to solve others that occurred doing the steps mentioned in the IppSec video or README.md. Are there any issues that you would consider solved by my fork? Feel free to point out anything that I'm doing wrong, I want to learn. Thank you! |
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I think it builds fine from a fresh copy of the Parrot Iso - I'm not sure why we need to run aptsource-cleanup? If the playbook itself is adding the duplicate apt repo, there's probably a flag in that ansible block that needs updating to prevent it from adding the dupe. |
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I'm not an expert using Ansible, so there's probably a better way to update the repository to make the playbook work smoothly. However, this is how I've managed to get it to work, and I haven't encountered any problems so far! I hope you find it helpful and saves you some work when you want to update your repository! Thanks for your work!
Fixed this issue! #27