Hello, been following most of the threads for a year now, I just registered so I could answer to the following, since I faced the same problem and no clear explanation existed.
So if you, like I, after typing ./set get the permission denied try to chmod +x set and run ./set again.
PS if you'd also like to manually edit the config to point to metasploit because the OP's file is 0bytes ;p you can
cd /home/opt/set/config
vi set_config
use the arrows to find the line where it points to metasploit (you can't miss it)
type i to enter insert mode
edit the location (if you followed OP's guide on metasploit then it's /home/opt/msf)
hit the ESC button on screen to exit insert mode
type :wq to write/save and quit vi editor.
PS. since I can now post a huge thanks for all your hard work!!1
anyway, i tried 2nd option (Fast-Track Penetration Testing) but it says "PYSMSSQL is not installed. MSSQL attacks will not work!"
and it prompted me to download it from "code.google.com/pymssql/downloads/list"..
but it never prompt me about to download the "pexpect-2.3.tar.gz/download..
anyway, what does that pexpect-2.3 do?
Thanks for these great tools and you've been using a while but I have the same problem 2nd option (Fast-Track Penetration Testing) (MSSQL) and download the package mssql, it works, but when I enter SET again, asks me to reinstall the package, how to correct this problem .
Thanks for these great tools and you've been using a while but I have the same problem 2nd option (Fast-Track Penetration Testing) (MSSQL) and download the package mssql, it works, but when I enter SET again, asks me to reinstall the package, how to correct this problem .
Set does prompt you to download/install it for you, if you answer yes.
But you should notice that it actually tries to pull it from the (atm active) repositories and actually fails even though it reports that it completed successfully.
I tried with all known to me repositories active and still couldn't find the python-pymssql package