I recommend the following post to understand what this is about. You will also see GO111MODULE in a lot of Go installation commands. You can take a look at /rafaelh/update-kali. This option will let you to add the kali Linux repositories to your Linux system. The full update script I use normally does a bunch of additional things, in an effort to keep all my environments at parity. ''' golang_modules_to_install = for module in golang_modules_to_install : install_golang_module ( module ) Then type 1 The above option will automatically add Kali’s repositories to your sources. system ( cmdstring ) if _name_ = '_main_' : ''' These go tools will be installed globally. We aim to make the task easier in this guide, by showing you how to search for more software and install the tools on your system. Now, start katoolin and add Kali Linux repositories. environ = "/opt/" + modulename for cmdstring in cmdseries : os.
Uninstall the packages which were installed by the script. Save and close ( Ctrl + O, Enter, Ctrl + X ). Modulename + " /usr/local/bin/" + modulename ] os. Find the line with deb kali-rolling main contrib non-free and put a in front of it to comment it out. All you need is Python 2.7 and the Git package installed in your system.
Step 2: Now on desktop create a new Directory named fatrat. Katoolin is a script that installs all Kali Linux tools in your Debian-based operating system. exists ( "/opt/" + modulename ): print ( "Installing go module " + modulename ) cmdseries = [ "sudo -E GO111MODULE=on go get -v " + module, "sudo ln -s /opt/" + modulename + "/bin/" + \ Installation of FatRat Tool: Step 1: Open Your Kali Linux and move to the Desktop directory. Import os import sys def install_golang_module ( module ): ''' Install the specified Golang module ''' modulename = module.
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