It would be much easier to use a virtual machine setup like VMWare or VirtualBox or Kali on Windows via WSL2.Īnd, since this is TryHackMe, it's also super easy to just pay the $10/mo and use the cloud-based AttackBox machine through your browser. This document seems to describe how to install/use the official Kali docker image - but it doesn't address getting the GUI working.
(e.g., you get whatever running in docker, make sure the machine inside docker is running sshd and port 22 is open, then ssh into the docker and use that connection to tunnel X-windows.) Or perhaps it's possible to make X-window connections without SSH by opening the correct ports, I am not an X-windows wizard and this is essentially the edge of what I personally know how to do. Here is a step by step for getting Docker on Kali Linux on WSL 2 on Windows up and running Install WSL 2 (make sure you are on Windows 10 version 2004, build 19041 or higher): Run Powershell as Admin: 2. Hit the y key to start installation of Docker on Kali Linux. It's probably possible with X-windows + SSH, so if you want to do that I'd start with learning how to pass X-windows connections across an SSH link. Docker docker pull thewhiteh4t/seeker OSX git clone cd seeker/ python3 seeker. To install Docker CE on Kali Linux, run the command: sudo apt install docker-ce docker-ce-cli containerd.io. (It also collects a lot of tools that would be annoying to find one-by-one). Log out and back in to confirm the changes.Kali is mostly interesting because it provides a GUI to access a lot of tools that would otherwise be command-line only. To solve this issue, add the current user to the Docker group via usermod command: sudo usermod -aG docker Ģ. You need to be able to access the Docker engine without using the sudo command.ġ. Not having the proper user privileges also triggers the error. Sudo chown :docker /your/file/location Method 4: Add Your User to the Docker Group Finally, you can change the file ownership with: Install Docker Engine on Kali Linux sudo apt update sudo apt install -y docker.dockerignore file to your current build, thus excluding the files your build can’t access. You can simply remove the files in question by deleting them, but this affects any other builds using the same files.There are several ways to resolve the issue of ownership of used files:
If there is a problem with the file ownership, the error report will list out the files that the docker build command cannot access.ģ. Check the output for each container, keeping an eye out for an “ cannot connect to the Docker daemon” error report.
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