findsubdomains module 'lxml' has no attribute 'html' about recon-ng

[lanmaster53]

That is so weird. I need to test with a fresh build later and see if i can replicate. Thanks!

[lanmaster53]

I just did a clean install and everything worked fine. No issues. I've seen your issue before and I am certain it's an environment confusion issue on your end. Figuring out what is causing the confusion is the trick.

If it makes you feel any better, the module doesn't return anything right now anyway. The site has changed and the parser needs to be updated. You can track this at lanmaster53/recon-ng-marketplace#73. Closing this for now since it appears to be a localized environmental issue.

[lanmaster53]

lxml is listed in the REQUIREMENTS file, so whoever set up the apt repository for whatever distribution you are using (I don't have any control or oversight of that) is not meeting the REQUIREMENTS for the framework. This sounds like an issue for their bug tracker.

[l4jos]

I'm having the issue here as well... All requirements are already satisfied.

Requirement already satisfied: lxml in /usr/local/lib/python3.7/dist-packages (from -r REQUIREMENTS (line 4)) (4.3.4

[lanmaster53]

I still can't replicate the error. It's working fine here. I believe there is something confusing your python environments on whatever system you are using.

[lanmaster53]

However, the module doesn't return anything anyway, even for domains that the website clearly shows results for. The module itself appears to need updating as well, but that's a separate issue from what you're experiencing.

[naltun]

@lanmaster53 I am getting the same error.

I am running Arch Linux with the BlackArch repos (from which I installed recon-ng via pacman -S blackarch/recon-ng). The dependencies are:

I grep for current installed packages:

Python version is:

I may install by hand later and compare. I'll update.

[naltun]

@lanmaster53 I just installed the repo by hand and got the same error when running with the recon/domains-host/findsubdomains module:

Environment:
python 3.7.4
pip 19.0.3

Steps to reproduce:

1. Clone the repo and cd into recon-ng
2. Create the virtual environment:
   • $ python3 -m venv env
3. Enter the environment:
   • $ source env/bin/activate
4. Install the requirements:
   • $ pip3 install -r REQUIREMENTS
5. Run recon-ng, and install the findsubdomains module
6. Set SOURCE to a valid domain
7. run