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Ic... well if you dont mind you can share your script and Ill be more than glad to help you out and give you some pointers...
Also keep in mind that if you are including the install of the gem files in your script that could be a problem as they go in order and some times they will give you a node error due to lack of proccesing power... Maybe using the old mighty "If" language would help a lot
"If" not than leave it for manual install thats what I would do
Good Luck

Actually I will be sharing all of our projects. Im just waiting for a domain transfer on an old site. The purpose of the script was a few friends who could not figure out how to install the gems, and in what order. So after helping a few peeps i figured why not just automate the process and go from there. I still can not believe how smooth it runs on the 800 though. In fact if you know anyone who is familiar with the .net 2.0 framework and or SQL backends who wants to help us set a project share up.. let me know.

It runs ok is just the start up what takes most of the time...

share the wealth...I got it to run a while back....but seems you have Debs or an easier route to get it installed...

I can't wait for the fruits of your labor. Thanks for your hard work.

Thorbo

Anyone had any luck getting auto-pwn working using the Metasploit 3 msfweb interface?

I've been to Pierre's site and downloaded and installed all the packages, up to the .gem files. When I try to install them by doing a gem intall (gem package version) I just get error messages of various types.

So if anyone has any tips on how to install them, they'd be gratefully received...

Thanks!

They take a lot of CPU power when they are installing just be patience.

If not... from xterm do...
gem install rails --include-dependencies

Thanks for your help. Unfortunately when I do as you suggest, I get the following messages:

Bulk updating Gem source index for http://gems.rubyforge.org
ERROR: While fetching remote gem cache: Errno::ENOSPC reading http://gems.rubyforge.org/yaml

and am dumped back to the command prompt.

Any idea what this means?

Thanks!

Wow im really late on this... the self install is not completed, but a very self explanatory guide with all needed files for MSF is ready. I will have them posted by tommorow around 6PM CST... SeRi@lDiE: have you noticed a problem on any units where if you install the gems in the wrong order, the entire process is botched, not allowing any removal or addition of further RoR packages. Tried work arounds on multiple units all had the same outcome--- re-flash and install in sequential order.

- Ruby Install
1a) ruby_1.8.5-p35_armel.deb

- Gem Install
1b) rubygems_0.9.2_armel.deb

-Rail Install
2) activesupport-1.4.1.gem
3) activerecord-1.15.2.gem
4) actionpack-1.13.2.gem
5) actionmailer-1.3.2.gem
6) actionwebservice-1.2.2.gem
7) rake-0.7.1.gem
8) rails-1.2.2.gem

For anyone who wants the file install order... this should do.