@kiwi42
I used to maintain a Live OS based on Arch, that had some netsec stuff in it, so I had my own repo, for that OS, that had some extra tools. The repo can be used in Vanilla Arch. it also has a bunch of additional tools not installed by default that can be installed runtime via pacman.
So, because CME is popular with pentesters, I included it in the repo. Because the previous packager just gave up and couldn't figure out how to get the package working for CME 5, I just stepped in and overhauled it.
This OS is now discontinued, and while I still maintain the repo, for other Arch people, someone else can put in the effort this package requires. I will keep this one open, but feel free to fork for this new one if you want. The effort is generally keeping track of deps and making sure all the deps are in AUR. All of those now need to be maintained...
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GI_Jack commented on 2023-12-24 05:00 (UTC)
@kiwi42
I used to maintain a Live OS based on Arch, that had some netsec stuff in it, so I had my own repo, for that OS, that had some extra tools. The repo can be used in Vanilla Arch. it also has a bunch of additional tools not installed by default that can be installed runtime via pacman.
So, because CME is popular with pentesters, I included it in the repo. Because the previous packager just gave up and couldn't figure out how to get the package working for CME 5, I just stepped in and overhauled it.
This OS is now discontinued, and while I still maintain the repo, for other Arch people, someone else can put in the effort this package requires. I will keep this one open, but feel free to fork for this new one if you want. The effort is generally keeping track of deps and making sure all the deps are in AUR. All of those now need to be maintained...
kiwi42 commented on 2023-12-07 10:23 (UTC)
CrackMapExec is dead, the successor is called NetExec which is a fork of CrackMapExec. See: https://github.com/Pennyw0rth/NetExec
I would love to see a NetExec AUR pakage :)