I appreciate you spending time to explain this easy-to-use guideline. I came across a couple of issues while following the guidelines. The first is that when I ssh into the vm and install the git repository, the file path doesn't contain tpotce/iso/installer/, rather, it is tpotce/.install.sh. When I run the .install.sh, I can't run it using sudo because a message tells me I can't be root (I am not root). Also, when I do run ./install.sh --type=user, I only get three types of installation, m mobile, h hive, and s. For whichever choice I go with, I install the honeypot, but then I won't be able to access the vm through my ip address, and if I disconnect…
This is awesome. Thanks for the fix
Hello, Tyler
I appreciate you spending time to explain this easy-to-use guideline. I came across a couple of issues while following the guidelines. The first is that when I ssh into the vm and install the git repository, the file path doesn't contain tpotce/iso/installer/, rather, it is tpotce/.install.sh. When I run the .install.sh, I can't run it using sudo because a message tells me I can't be root (I am not root). Also, when I do run ./install.sh --type=user, I only get three types of installation, m mobile, h hive, and s. For whichever choice I go with, I install the honeypot, but then I won't be able to access the vm through my ip address, and if I disconnect…