Error execution about xsscope HOT 6 CLOSED

@GeneralBison thank you for showing the problem and introducing the solution as well. I managed to reproduce the issue and indeed there was an error in parsing and your solution works perfectly. The error happened because the software was developed before the new updates of both Pyngrok and Ngrok.
I updated the code to what you suggested :)

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Sorry I would have made a pull request but I've been really busy with work. Thanks for fixing!

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There seems to be an error with your Ngrok.

• Make sure you have Ngrok installed (not only in Xsscope directory, but also in /usr/bin PATH)
• Did you activate Ngrok (during setup.py by pasting the activation code)?
• Also make sure to restart the computer if the problem persists.

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I've also been having this problem, specifically on Kali.
Ngrok has installed sucessfully and I'm able to run it by itself, I've even tried copying the installed bin into the XSScope directory.

The issue is with the way that the program is attempting to substring tcp_server

EDIT: I'll also add that this is using Python 3.9.10, ngrok 2.3.40 and pyngrok 5.1.0 with XSScope installed as per the setup.sh script.

Maybe this worked using a previous version of any of these components but this is the current state as I can see it.

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What's the expected behaviour? Because looking at the code in its current state, str(tcp_server) gives you NgrokTunnel: "tcp://<x>.tcp.ngrok.io:<port>" -> "localhost:1337", the IP address isn't returned at all.

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If what you actually want is the hostname, this would work:

            tcp_server = str(tcp_server.public_url)
            tcp_server_host = str(tcp_server.split('/')[2]).split(':')[0]
            tcp_server_port = tcp_server.split(':')[2]

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