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No matching distribution found for sys #46

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TFSID opened this issue Jun 22, 2023 · 5 comments
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No matching distribution found for sys #46

TFSID opened this issue Jun 22, 2023 · 5 comments

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@TFSID
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TFSID commented Jun 22, 2023

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I dont know why i can't install it on my kali linux

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ERROR: Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement sys (from versions: none)
ERROR: No matching distribution found for sys

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  • OS: Kali Purple (VirtualBox)
@Malwareman007
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@TFSID
I'm very sorry for any confusion caused. There is a misunderstanding regarding the installation of the sys module. Please note that the sys module is a built-in module in Python, and it does not require installation via pip or any other package manager.

When you encounter the error message "No matching distribution found for sys," it usually means that you are attempting to install a package that is not available on the Python Package Index (PyPI) because it is a built-in module.

In the case of the sys module, you don't need to install it separately since it is already available within the Python installation. You can directly import and use it in your Python scripts without any installation steps.

If you are experiencing issues with other packages or modules, please provide the specific details, including the command you are using and the error messages you are receiving, so I can assist you further.

And 2 years back these modules didn't come built-in when I was creating this and testing so I created this requirement txt but now you don't need the requirement because all the modules are built in Python so very very sorry for the inconvenience.

@michaelbehan
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Your requirements.txt file lists built-in modules. That's the real issue.

@Malwareman007
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@michaelbehan @TFSID
I have updated it you check Redme file now
Thank you for bringing this to my attention. I appreciate your help .

@michaelbehan
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@Malwareman007 I'm not seeing the update yet.

The problem is in the setup/requirements.txt file. It currently holds modules that are built-in. I believe this is the proper list:

requests
termcolor
PyCryptodome
dnslib
selenium
colorama

@Malwareman007
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@michaelbehan
Ooo sorry for that one i just forget i have fixed it can u check for main scanner or full scanner there is no requirement need so u can proceed now Thank you
and if you are doing bug bounty then I recommend using TechViper for stored XSS

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