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Linux prerequisites
- download and install ruby
- get SQLite3
- download the required ruby gems
- download, configure and launch dradis
download and install ruby
In order to use dradis, you will need to download and
install the ruby language interpreter
for your platform.
Use the package management system of your ditribution:
apt-get install ruby irb rdoc ruby1.8-dev libopenssl-ruby
You will also need some extra packages and tools:
- Rake: the ruby build program with capabilities similar to GNU Make.
- RubyGems: the ruby packaging system.
Again you can do this by downloading and compiling from source, or using your package system:
apt-get install rake rubygems
get SQLite3
SQLite3 is a lightweight database engine. It stores the entire contents of a database in a single file, thus it is very convenient for us.
The only thing you need to do is to download the SQLite3 libraries:
apt-get install libsqlite3-0 libsqlite3-dev
download the required ruby gems
Please note you may need to instal gcc if it is not already installed (to compile the native bindings of the sqlite3-ruby gem).
Because ruby is an interpreted language, it needs bindings to link to some native libraries (you may need to become root for this):-
sqlite3-ruby gem# gem install sqlite3-ruby -v=1.2.4
download, configure and launch dradis
Platform independent instructions are provided in the configure and launch page.
using dradis:
developing dradis:
communications channels:
#dradis at freenode.orgsupport from:
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