cant open

[K3DM9]

in terminal i type l no capps or anything and lazy script doesnt open dont know why when i put l it does the same thing as ls

[K3DM9]

also im new to linux so its probably something stupid 🤦‍♂️

[SMILLEE2]

no its not your fault Kali linux has made an update that "l" is the same as "ls" and because lazyscript is outdated. it wont work i am currently also searching for an alternative

[K3DM9]

Hey man thanks for the reply hope you get a fix soon your tool is awesome

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[SMILLEE2]

Its isnt my tool just a user of the tool u can download an older version of kali and try it

[SMILLEE2]

but I am searching for an more updated version of this kind of script that makes everything automatic. What I've found Wifite2 could do it

[K3DM9]

Ohh ok ya i though your name was different ya il try a older version of kali when im home from school 😂😂😂

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[SMILLEE2]

Found a solution go to the directory where lscript is installed.

Chmod+x ./l
Unalias l

./l

This worked for me

[eduardcoster]

Found a solution go to the directory where lscript is installed.

Chmod+x ./l Unalias l

./l

This worked for me

For me to ty

[cammiehoffman]

this didnt work for me. All that came up was

chmod: cannot access './l': No such file or directory
chmod: cannot access 'Unalias': No such file or directory
chmod: cannot access 'l': No such file or directory

Any other tips you have foudn to work? im also a newbie lol

[GabesGK]

this didnt work for me. All that came up was

chmod: cannot access './l': No such file or directory chmod: cannot access 'Unalias': No such file or directory chmod: cannot access 'l': No such file or directory

Any other tips you have foudn to work? im also a newbie lol

you need to type the commands without capital letters and with space (chmod +x ./l , unalias l , ./l)
try this
when i did it it actually worked it opened BUT it says after i say yes to the terms (permission denied)

[GabesGK]

Found a solution go to the directory where lscript is installed.

Chmod+x ./l Unalias l

./l

This worked for me
this actually works but when i say YES to the terms then it says permissions denied

[Jeklah]

this didnt work for me. All that came up was
chmod: cannot access './l': No such file or directory chmod: cannot access 'Unalias': No such file or directory chmod: cannot access 'l': No such file or directory
Any other tips you have foudn to work? im also a newbie lol

you need to type the commands without capital letters and with space (chmod +x ./l , unalias l , ./l) try this when i did it it actually worked it opened BUT it says after i say yes to the terms (permission denied)

use sudo

[fetty223]

for everyone who cant run lscript by using l use this. make a txt file and add it into root:
/bin/bash

chmod x lscript.sh

cd /usr/bin/lscript

./l

save it as e.g. L.sh then open terminal and use sudo L.sh or ./L.sh. lscript will be running

[TheUnsocialEngineer]

for everyone who cant run lscript by using l use this. make a txt file and add it into root: /bin/bash

chmod x lscript.sh

cd /usr/bin/lscript

./l

save it as e.g. L.sh then open terminal and use sudo L.sh or ./L.sh. lscript will be running

l is set as an alias of ls in bashrc as well so you can remove the alias in that and you can then get back the functionality of the L command

[nubianking2023]

Thanks . T

Found a solution go to the directory where lscript is installed.

Chmod+x ./l Unalias l

./l

This worked for me

It worked for me as well.

As mentioned , unalias without capital , and use sudo to run "sudo ./l" . It worked for me.