Describe the bug

logging.warn() was deprecated in Python 3.2 and removed in Python 3.12. The following call sites still use it:

• owtf/shell/base.py line 204: logging.warn(out.decode("utf-8"))
• owtf/shell/interactive.py line 38: logging.warn("ERROR - Communication channel closed - %s", abort_message)
• owtf/shell/interactive.py line 56: logging.warn("ERROR: read - The Communication channel is down!")
• owtf/shell/interactive.py line 100: logging.warn("ERROR: Run - The Communication Channel is down!")

Since the project targets python >= 3.11, these calls will raise AttributeError on any Python 3.12+ environment.

Note: owtf/shell/pexpect_sh.py has the same issue (lines 36, 57, 101, 126, 128).

Expected behavior

All calls should use logging.warning(), which has been the correct method since Python 3.2.

Environment

• Python 3.12+ (AttributeError on removed method)