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Hi chaps, great job on putting this together. It looks intriguing and scary which is the best combination if you ask me!
I was hoping to give this a test however when i try to run your proof of concept, this error is thrown:
python3 BlueGate.py --help
File "BlueGate.py", line 20 print(f"\033[96m[*] {s}\033[0m")
I installed pyOpenSSL as instucted (pip3 install pyopenssl). I am running this on a Kali distro - this shouldn't matter should it?
Thanks
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Thank you. That's weird. It's just a formatted string for pretty printing. You can change it it print(s). What Python version are you using?
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Hey Olly, I'm running Python3.
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Hi chaps, great job on putting this together. It looks intriguing and scary which is the best combination if you ask me!
I was hoping to give this a test however when i try to run your proof of concept, this error is thrown:
python3 BlueGate.py --help
File "BlueGate.py", line 20
print(f"\033[96m[*] {s}\033[0m")
I installed pyOpenSSL as instucted (pip3 install pyopenssl). I am running this on a Kali distro - this shouldn't matter should it?
Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: