I just installed the OSChameleon application few minutes ago and i get the below error message when I try to run it. Kindly help resolve.

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/gevent/greenlet.py", line 534, in run
    result = self._run(*self.args, **self.kwargs)
  File "oschameleonRun.py", line 52, in root_process
    data = OSFuscation.run(self.args.public_ip, self.args.debug, self.args.template, self.args.server)
TypeError: run() takes at most 4 arguments (5 given)
<Greenlet at 0x7febd77f8eb0: <bound method OSChameleon.root_process of <__main__.OSChameleon object at 0x7febd77cd9d0>>> failed with TypeError

We should have a basic sample demonstrating the libraries capabilities.

The usual fun...

We should have some basic coverage for the core functionality.

Some initial work was done here: https://github.com/glastopf/oschameleon/blob/master/oschameleon/parse_fp.py

I reworked the source structure and got it working for the Siemens 300 PLC. I am working on the extension for usage with all templates in the nma-db, which is not yet complete.
The current version is not installed in the python package structure (whatever it is really called), but instead run as a normal script.
Do you want to keep maintaining the project, then I will upload it to this project

This package depends on the nfqueue module, which is (AFAIK) only provided by a debian package. nfqueue is not in pypi, so it can't be satisfied as a requirement when installing through pip, or with setup.py.

I'm interested in helping to resolve this issue, and perhaps migrate to a different module for handling nfqueue. I've tweeted pollux (gh@chifflier) about this, and waiting to hear back.

When I used provided windows7_sp1 template and did a Nmap it doesn't seem to work. Nmap showed No OS matches for host (If you know what OS is running on it, see http://nmap.org/submit/ ).

Also, I tried using other signatures for other OSs from Nmap database and those don't work too.

I am running Kali 2017. I tried to install and use but had some issues. It hangs until an NMAP scan then crashes. asking for another parameter. I am sorry I am a noob when it comes to this.

Below Is how I was got to the error

                                    echo "OSChemeleon"
				cp -a ./Bin/oschameleon /opt/oschameleon
				myvar="$PWD"
				cd /opt/oschameleon
				
				apt-get install python-nfqueue
				apt-get install python-scapy
				apt-get install python-gevent
				apt-get install python-netifaces
				echo -e "\e[42m====Install Dependecies Complete!============="
				echo -e "\e[49m"
				
				sudo python /opt/oschameleon/setup.py build
			        sudo python /opt/oschameleon/setup.py install
				echo -e "\e[42m====Build install Complete!============="
				echo -e "\e[49m"
					
				cd /opt/oschameleon/oschameleon
				sudo python /opt/oschameleon/oschameleon/oschameleonRun.py --template template/SIMATIC_300_PLC.txt
				cd "$myvar"
				echo "===== Complete ======="

Can this program be used to make a Linux machine appear to be Windows based on network fingerprint? Goal is to run Tor browser with user agent and such showing Windows but prevent the network stack from giving away in Linux. If this can be done do you mind giving an example of how to pull it off with emulating windows networking fingerprint.

dpkt seems to be superior to scapy. Latest version can be found here: https://github.com/kbandla/dpkt

If oschameleon runs for a longer duration, RAM usage over the time increases gradually.

Note:
Usage is always strictly increasing over the time.
Entry from system command Top
14091 root 20 0 560460 498312 4284 S 4.3 24.4 231:53.08 python

This memory leak should be fix soon.