Can I use the kali linux repositories from a debian installation?
I'd like to install some of the applications in the Kali distro on my Debian installation.
- Is it possible?
- Would you recommend to add the Kali repositories and just install them?
- Would that cause any problems?
debian kali-linux repository
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I'd like to install some of the applications in the Kali distro on my Debian installation.
- Is it possible?
- Would you recommend to add the Kali repositories and just install them?
- Would that cause any problems?
debian kali-linux repository
asked Jul 7 '15 at 23:14
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I'd like to install some of the applications in the Kali distro on my Debian installation.
- Is it possible?
- Would you recommend to add the Kali repositories and just install them?
- Would that cause any problems?
debian kali-linux repository
asked Jul 7 '15 at 23:14
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I'd like to install some of the applications in the Kali distro on my Debian installation.
- Is it possible?
- Would you recommend to add the Kali repositories and just install them?
- Would that cause any problems?
debian kali-linux repository
debian kali-linux repository
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Yes, it is possible, please refer to http://www.blackmoreops.com/2013/10/30/add-official-kali-linux-repositories/
I added kali linux repositories in my ubuntu 14.04, and successfully installed kali tools like sqlmap, join-the-ripple.
The problem after adding kali linux repositories i found is lsb_release changed from ubuntu to kali. This is annoying, because the release info is frequently used in scripts.
See also: Adding Kali repositories has changed the output of lsb_release on Debian host .
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To avoid some problems of mixing repositories, you can edit the APT preferences as pointed in this blog http://blog.romaingre.net/2014/05/add-kali-repository-on-debian/
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Yes, it is possible, please refer to http://www.blackmoreops.com/2013/10/30/add-official-kali-linux-repositories/
I added kali linux repositories in my ubuntu 14.04, and successfully installed kali tools like sqlmap, join-the-ripple.
The problem after adding kali linux repositories i found is lsb_release changed from ubuntu to kali. This is annoying, because the release info is frequently used in scripts.
See also: Adding Kali repositories has changed the output of lsb_release on Debian host .
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Yes, it is possible, please refer to http://www.blackmoreops.com/2013/10/30/add-official-kali-linux-repositories/
I added kali linux repositories in my ubuntu 14.04, and successfully installed kali tools like sqlmap, join-the-ripple.
The problem after adding kali linux repositories i found is lsb_release changed from ubuntu to kali. This is annoying, because the release info is frequently used in scripts.
See also: Adding Kali repositories has changed the output of lsb_release on Debian host .
edited Apr 13 '17 at 12:36
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answered Aug 4 '15 at 7:14
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Yes, it is possible, please refer to http://www.blackmoreops.com/2013/10/30/add-official-kali-linux-repositories/
I added kali linux repositories in my ubuntu 14.04, and successfully installed kali tools like sqlmap, join-the-ripple.
The problem after adding kali linux repositories i found is lsb_release changed from ubuntu to kali. This is annoying, because the release info is frequently used in scripts.
See also: Adding Kali repositories has changed the output of lsb_release on Debian host .
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answered Aug 4 '15 at 7:14
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Yes, it is possible, please refer to http://www.blackmoreops.com/2013/10/30/add-official-kali-linux-repositories/
I added kali linux repositories in my ubuntu 14.04, and successfully installed kali tools like sqlmap, join-the-ripple.
The problem after adding kali linux repositories i found is lsb_release changed from ubuntu to kali. This is annoying, because the release info is frequently used in scripts.
See also: Adding Kali repositories has changed the output of lsb_release on Debian host .
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answered Aug 4 '15 at 7:14
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To avoid some problems of mixing repositories, you can edit the APT preferences as pointed in this blog http://blog.romaingre.net/2014/05/add-kali-repository-on-debian/
answered Dec 13 '15 at 15:59
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To avoid some problems of mixing repositories, you can edit the APT preferences as pointed in this blog http://blog.romaingre.net/2014/05/add-kali-repository-on-debian/
answered Dec 13 '15 at 15:59
david
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To avoid some problems of mixing repositories, you can edit the APT preferences as pointed in this blog http://blog.romaingre.net/2014/05/add-kali-repository-on-debian/
answered Dec 13 '15 at 15:59
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To avoid some problems of mixing repositories, you can edit the APT preferences as pointed in this blog http://blog.romaingre.net/2014/05/add-kali-repository-on-debian/
answered Dec 13 '15 at 15:59
david
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answered Dec 13 '15 at 15:59
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