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Hi guys, firstly I would like to thank you for using Zeus, it's pretty cool right?!
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Now that we got out of the way, I recently came across a video of someone trying to
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show people how to use Zeus and receiving an error while trying to use sqlmap's API
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server : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nADNliYrnuI
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If you watch that video you will see that they never started the sqlmap API, nor passed
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any of the correct flags to even attempt to auto start it. They simply thought that
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Zeus would automatically find sqlmapapi.py and just start it for them. Well, yes that
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is possible, but it has not been implemented yet. In order to use sqlmap with Zeus you
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will need to do one of two things:
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A) (easiest way) CD into sqlmap and run `python sqlmapapi.py -s`
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B) Pass the correct flags in order for Zeus to attempt to find sqlmap on your system
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and attempt to auto start the API server.
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Also please keep in mind that for now, you will need to restart the API server every
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iteration. I've been trying to figure out a way to extract the hash ID values into a
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unique list, but it's a lot harder then you think it is. So remember to start the API
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and then press enter at the prompt. If you read the output (which you probably don't)
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then you will see that it tells you to start the API before continuing. I have caught
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the error and it will output that the API is not started if it hits that error. Once
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again, thank you for using Zeus, hope you enjoy it as much as I enjoy creating it.
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- Eku |