Install Nikto On Windows 7
Git clone niktodocker build -t sullo/nikto.
I am trying to install a Perl module within Strawberry Perl on Windows 7.I'm running the below command and am getting a slew of messages I don't understand. It looks like I am getting 500 errors, as though the page isn't reachable. However, when I point the mirrors in my browser I have no problem accessing the FTP directories.
I have little Perl experience on Linux, and none on Windows. I tried manually adding a mirror to the urllist, and I don't think that helped.
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C:Program Files cpan Win32::IE::MechanizeCPAN: LWP::UserAgent loaded ok (v5.835)CPAN: Time::HiRes loaded ok (v1.9721)Fetching with LWP:failed with code500 messageCan't connect to cpan.strawberryperl.com:80 (Bad hostname 'cpan.strawberryperl.com')Warning: no success downloading 'C:strawberrycpansourcesauthors01mailrc.txt.gz.tmp5264'. Giving up on it.Fetching with LWP:ftp://mirror.teklinks.com/CPAN/authors/01mailrc.txt.gzLWP failed with code500 messageLWP::Protocol::MyFTP: Bad hostname 'mirror.teklinks.com'Fetching with Net::FTP:ftp://mirror.teklinks.com/CPAN/authors/01mailrc.txt.gzCould not connect to host 'mirror.teklinks.com' with Net::FTPFetching with Net::FTPftp://mirror.teklinks.com/CPAN/authors/01mailrc.txt.gz.gzCould not connect to host 'mirror.teklinks.com' with Net::FTPWarning: no success downloading 'C:strawberrycpansourcesauthors01mailrc.txt.gz.tmp5264'. Giving up on it.Warning: no success downloading 'C:strawberrycpansourcesauthors01mailrc.txt.gz.tmp5264'.
This is easily firewall/proxy issues. You need to set up httpproxy variable in cpan.Enter the cpan shell by typing cpan at the shell command prompt, and hitting enter.
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Once in the cpan shell, enter the following: o conf httpproxy may then ask you for the username and password so that you can use the proxy for http traffic, at least.It's possible that your ftp access is blocked by the firewall. Cpan will work around this. You can look to your browser if the proxy configuration is simple. If it is more complex, you'll have to.
paste the URL to the config script in the browser address. open that URL with an editor when the browser prompts you (or use an editor that takes http URLs—like. ).Once you parse the case for your location and CPAN, then you can take the server name returned, a the port if any, and either set the environment variable or cpan configuration with the value. This looks like a proxy issue. The cpan shell uses environment variables which need to be set so it knows about a proxy - it can't detect them from the browser.The environment variables are: httpproxy proxy host for http requestsftpproxy proxy host for ftp requestsSince you're on Windows, you can either do the following from the same command shell: C: set httpproxy=set ftpproxy=cpanand then try to install as before. Since your CPAN is using FTP, the ftpproxy will need to be set (and yes, the URL for it will typically be an HTTP one).You can also set the environment variables permanently in the system control panel, usually under advanced settings, environment variables.
You can set them either for the system or for the current user. It's best not to set them for the whole system unless you have a very good reason.You will have to figure out what the proxy actually is. Your browser should know, so have a look in its internet settings. I had a similar issue, although the solutions here didn't fix it for me. I had just upgraded Strawberry Perl from 5.18.2.1 to 5.20.1.1 on three machines, and although CPAN worked on the two Windows 7 machines, it didn't on the Windows Server 2003 machine.In the end, the thing that fixed it for me was to delete the CPAN configuration file, C:strawberryperllibCPANConfig.pm in my case.
I started CPAN and did a reload index; it once again asked me for my credentials (which I don't need for the proxy I use) so I just hit enter twice to leave them blank, and it managed to connect and update its index.I recall having previously seen warnings in the Strawberry Perl release notes to say to delete C:strawberry after uninstalling the previous version and before installing the newer version. There doesn't seem to be such a warning this time round, but it's good practice anyway I suppose.As an aside, a temporary workaround I used before managing to get CPAN working again was to copy across the lib, site and vendor directories from a machine on which I'd upgraded Perl already and on which CPAN did still work. This way, I had all the modules I needed without CPAN actually working. (The two machines were the same architecture, requiring the same installer to upgrade.).