Latest bloodhound compatibility

[mwgielen]

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[ravisab]

Hello, are there any plans to update the scripts to make them compatibile with the current available version?

[PatchRequest]

There are two open Pull requests for it
#30
and
#29
I tested #30 for a few days now. It seemse to work

[ravisab]

Using python 3.10.4 64-bit on Windows Server 2022.
I generated collection data using

SharpHound -c DCOnly --NoZip --outputdirectory C:\Bloodhound-Collectors\Temp

This gave me a bunch of json files.
Then I tried uploading them one by one to the database using the files from #30 :

"C:\Program Files\Python310\Scripts\bloodhound-import.exe" -du neo4j -dp MyPassword C:\Bloodhound-Collectors\Temp\20220428154356_containers.json

However I simply get the error below:
<coroutine object main at 0x00000179E771E8F0>
sys:1: RuntimeWarning: coroutine 'main' was never awaited
RuntimeWarning: Enable tracemalloc to get the object allocation traceback

I thought maybe I need Python 2.7, however there is no asyncio==3.4.3 available for Python 2.7

Where am I going wrong?

thanks.

[flyingcloudbunny]

Am very new to python directory structures and came across the same similar problems due to the following issues:

1. I already had to official 0.9 released bloodhound-import installed so in init.py

from bloodhound_import import parse_file, add_constraints from bloodhound_import import database

kept references the actually module that is NOT updated with #30's code. Afterward, I adjusted these lines to

from importer import parse_file, add_constraints import database

and in the main.py

from bloodhound_import import main to from __init__ import main

At the path the cloned branch pr is at and into the innermost bloodhound-import directory with the python files, I ran the following:

python __main__.py -du username -dp password [datetime]_containers.json

I'm not sure if this is the conventional way to run such python files, but it served its purpose.