Wont start apache service

[cmcjacob]

+] welcome to autosploit, give us a little bit while we configure
[i] checking your running platform
[i] checking for disabled services
[?] it appears that service Apache2 is not enabled, would you like us to enable it for you[y/N]: y
[+] Executing command '/home/cmc/Desktop/Scripts/AutoSploit/etc/scripts/start_services.sh linux'
[+] services started successfully
[?] it appears that service Apache2 is not enabled, would you like us to enable it for you[y/N]: y

I already have Apache installed, it's not detecting it. (latest version)
Also have latest version of Python installed. Arch Linux

I was able to fix this problem by editing main.py, in the services check I changed 'apache2' to 'apache' and it detected the service. Arch Linux uses plain apache as service name, not apache2

[Ekultek]

Autosploit was built on Debian, there’s still kinks in it for other distros, thank you for bringing that to our attention

[Ekultek]

Also you must have edited more than just the apache2 name. As far as I’m aware you can’t call services with sudo service on arch?

[cmcjacob]

Yes I also had to make it call `sudo systemctl start apache` instead. Interestingly enough, before I did that it wasn't showing any errors when it tried to call sudo service. It automatically assumed the service was started - saying [+] services started successfully without even checking prior as to whether or not the command successfully executed. A suggestion, check if the libraries exist before trying to force-start the service - or display any return output from bash on execute.

[Ekultek]

I just changed it as systemctl by default. Most linux systems should have that in their system so it should work on Debian and Arch now, via b998ad8