error:: could not find rake-11.1.2 in any of the sources run `bundle install` to install missing gems

kali-linux metasploit

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Solution 1

First try apt-get install ruby. Then if you still can't connect do apt-get install openssl, then go to cd /usr/share/metasploit-framework and type bundle install, thats it, now msfconsole should work properly. This will install the missing gems.

Solution 2

This should indicate your problem:

could not locate gemfile or .bundle/directory. – Linuxuser001 Jun 22 at 8:07

It's looking for a program that's just not there, you need to install Ruby:

apt-get -f install Ruby

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Updated on September 18, 2022

Comments

Linuxuser001 over 1 year

I get the above error after i use msfupdate for the first time and type msfconsole. After installing guest additions on kali linux. I googled it and came across a similiar question on reddit but had no answer. I tried apt-get install bundle install but it did not work. I also searched unix and linux but I did not find this question.
- user161889 almost 8 years
  
  Not sure if any of this is helpful, but the person doing the helping here seems very knowledgeable & maybe some of this will point you in the right direction even if it's slightly different?
- Franklin Yu almost 8 years
  
  Did you try running bundle install? Not apt-get install bundle install, just bundle install at the root of the project.
- Linuxuser001 almost 8 years
  
  Yes I tried bundle install. It says running as root will break the system and could not locate gemfile or .bundle/directory.
- Franklin Yu almost 8 years
  
  Hmm... How about running that as a non-root user? In addition, where did you run that?
- Linuxuser001 almost 8 years
  
  I ran it in kali linux terminal, I don't know how to log out of root in kali because it is root by default, in say ubuntu you can use control d or exit but that doesnt work.
- Franklin Yu almost 8 years
  
  I meant, in what directory did you run the command? In addition, what's the output of rake --version and type rake?
- Linuxuser001 almost 8 years
  
  I ran it in /root directory. The output of rake --version is rake, version 10.4.2. And output of type rake is rake is hashed (/usr/bin/rake)
- Franklin Yu almost 8 years
  
  Let us continue this discussion in chat.
AReddy almost 8 years

explain your answer why & how ?
Linuxuser001 almost 8 years

I tried it, it didn't work...pastebin.com/exX1YsbV
datu-puti over 7 years

This worked for me after a msfupdate that caused the OP's problem. I had to also install zlib-dev (sudo apt-get install libz-dev) for a dependency (nokogiri) to compile and install though.
datu-puti over 7 years

This is basically a duplicate of hello moto's solution above, which actually worked for me.