NetExec (nxc) is a network service exploitation tool that helps automate
assessing the security of large networks. It is a maintained, actively
developed fork of CrackMapExec, supporting protocols including SMB,
LDAP, MSSQL, SSH, WinRM, RDP, FTP, NFS and more, with modules for
credential dumping, lateral movement, and enumeration.

This package installs NetExec as a self-contained Python virtualenv
under /opt/netexec, with its full dependency tree pip-installed from a
pinned, vendored wheels tarball (no network access at build time). The
console scripts nxc, netexec and nxcdb are symlinked into /usr/bin.

x86_64 only. NetExec requires Python >=3.10, so this package targets
Slackware -current (Python 3.12); it will not run on -stable
(Python 3.9).

The compiled extension modules in the virtualenv are tied to the
build-time Python minor version. If -current bumps its Python (for
example 3.12 to 3.13), rebuild this package against the new interpreter.

Build prerequisite: the vendored wheels tarball
(netexec-wheels-<version>.tar.gz) is generated separately with the
mkwheels helper and hosted at packages.danix.xyz. The exact resolved
dependency versions and hashes are recorded in requirements.txt
(installed under /usr/doc/netexec-<version>/), kept as an audit record.

Note: NetExec's git-sourced dependencies (impacket, certipy-ad,
oscrypto, pynfsclient) pin unversioned git refs upstream. They are
frozen at vendor time into the wheels tarball, so once built the package
is reproducible.