I can not record the sound for some reason. I need...
# fleet
j
I can not record the sound for some reason. I need to add my Kail virtual machine as a host to run queries
k
I see that you've downloded the installer for your Fleet Sandbox instance and are attempting to install it using
dpkg
from the terminal, but getting an error that the archive doesn't exist. You're seeing this error because you need to replace the target (
package_file.deb
in the example) with the path to the file you want to install. If you specify the path to the installer file in the command, you should be good to go:
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sudo dpkg -i ./Downloads/fleet-osquery.deb
I think I also spotted an archive manager in the list of applications when you double-clicked the file... that should do the trick as well
j
I copy and pasted that command and got this output... dpkg-deb: error: unexpected end of file in archive magic version number in ./Downloads/fleet-osquery.deb dpkg: error processing archive ./Downloads/fleet-osquery.deb (--install): dpkg-deb --control subprocess returned error exit status 2 Errors were encountered while processing: ./Downloads/fleet-osquery.deb
k
Give it a go with
apt
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sudo apt install ./Downloads/fleet-osquery.deb
j
sudo apt install ./Downloads/fleet-osquery.deb Reading package lists... Error! E: read, still have 8 to read but none left E: Internal error, could not locate member control.tar{.zst,.lz4,.gz,.xz,.bz2,.lzma,} E: Could not read meta data from /home/joshua-garza/Downloads/fleet-osquery.deb E: The package lists or status file could not be parsed or opened.
k
Could you send me a copy of that installer? Feel free to DM it to me.
I know you're trying to knock this out for a lab... Do you have Docker installed on that machine? If so, you might want to try downloading
fleetctl
and running a preview server. https://fleetdm.com/fleetctl-preview
That way you're not waiting while we figure out what went wrong
j
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I've got that message like 7 times
k
What happens if you run that one through terminal? Could be a system issue rather than an issue with the fleet installer.
j
I've tried the following commands;
sudo apt-get remove fleet-osquery.deb sudo apt-get purge fleet-osquery.deb sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get upgrade sudo dpkg -i fleet-osquery.deb
No success
k
Sorry, I meant installing the docker desktop deb using
dpkg
from the command line to see if you get a similar error with that.
Since that's failing as well through archive manager
j
I have another machine that I can start over with your direction. Would that be better?
It's a clone from an earlier state of my Kali-Purple vm
k
It's difficult to tell if that would be helpful at the moment. If you dried installing that docker desktop deb using
dpkg
from the command line and got a similar error error as with the Fleet package, that would definitely be a good thing to try since it indicates a larger issue.
j
I should be in business correct?
I ran the following commands and got these results
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k
Looks like you're in the money
j
Troubleshooting hurts. lol
k
That it does, friend.