Compilation error about living-off-the-land HOT 22 CLOSED

Can you be more specific? What was compilation error? Did you set the startup project to "LivingOffTheLand"?

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I don't know if you made it to be compiled in linux. There is no version 4.0 of dotnet on linux. (error code: MSB3644)
Thanks for the quick response. your project is very good !!!

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i have a new error, I don't have the dir /Resources/Payload.exe

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Actually, I have never tested this in Linux. It's supported for Windows only. Living Off the Land certainly relies on operating system binaries to help spawn a process from registry (or another media) into memory. That's why it's OS specific.

The Payload.exe resource should be copied after the project "Payload" is compiled. If compilation fails, the executable is not copied to /Resources.

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I managed to compile, but I had some warnings and my .exe works, but it doesn't show the payload message.
I can install it with living off the land and use the remover to remove it, but it does not create the payload message.
which compiler did you use? I used msbuild.exe

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I use MSBuild, too and specifically the default Visual Studio 2019 configuration. Did you try both compilation and installation on Windows?

Do the compiled binaries from my website also not work, or just the one you compiled?

If just your binaries do not work, can you try to debug and see at which point it failed? i.e. when does the program stop working - does it write all registry values, does RunPE fail? etc...

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this is the warning that appeared
(C4267 warning - conversion from 'size_t' to 'ULONG' )
yes, i am compiling on windows with visual studio 2019

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the program does not give an error, it is able to execute, but it does not open the payload message.

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all executables in the debug folder work, but when I'm going to run LivingOffTheLand from the Build folder, it doesn't show the payload message.

from living-off-the-land.

It's difficult to judge without seeing what exactly you're compiling. But you definitely need to use the release build and not the debug build. Debug builds are not only large (~1 MB), but they tend to fail in scenarios including binary dissection, such as RunPE.

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Can I send my build for you to check?

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Sure.

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https://mega.nz/folder/vgpQWApS#PM5NviIMHiHfgU4VzISHJA
I went up to the mega for you to view before downloading.

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in my $ Build folder, the livingofftheland.exe file that I compiled is 2.11 MB, but your compiled download file is 240 KB.

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From the directory structure alone, I can see that you have compiled using Debug configuration. You need to compile with Release configuration. Then you'll have a 240 KB file that actually works.

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can you explain to me how you compiled it in the release version? sorry I'm new to visual studio

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my solution file always fails -> (there was an attempt to compare numerically in "$ (HostOsVersion)", which is evaluated as "" instead of a number, in the condition "$ (HostOsVersion)")
i can't git clone the project with my visual studio

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You can change to "Release" build here:

It seems like there is something wrong with either your Visual Studio, or you maybe changed the solution by accident. Have you tried downloading a "clean copy" again and compile that one? I'm not aware of the HostOsVersion issue, but it seems like you're not alone.

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I recorded my screen for you to see what happens.
https://mega.nz/file/S55CmKpT#fWozP_KOIQX4sIFeh7YPH7cc_wC5oq5wqtYDddxeFw4

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I see the error messages in the video, but I don't really know how to help you with these, or even whether they are related to the Solution or Visual Studio itself. All advice I can give you is to update Visual Studio and the OS in case you're using a VM that you haven't updated in a while. Also this issue pops up in Google. Maybe some of the advice there could help. It might also be some VS components that you haven't installed, but I can really only guess.

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i think it might be something i haven't installed, can you send me what is needed to compile your project?

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I'm sorry, but I can't help you with your Visual Studio setup.

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