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Skip domain option #486
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^ jhaddix's burner github accnt =P |
You mean some way to trap ctrl+c on functions? |
Yes, I think that's what he's referring to, we've implemented a feature similar to this in the past, and I eventually removed it because it feels unintuitive, if you skip the function it should be marked as executed or not? we would also need to control a way to actually kill the whole process instead of pressing Ctrl + C infinitely, etc. Also, it's easier to kill the whole process, remove the domain you are not interested in and relaunch it, as it will continue where you left off... |
@six2dez I think its a great idea, sometimes reconftw takes too long in a process and maybe gets bugged, I think adding ctrl+c is way better to skip a specific process running in the meantime to counite with the rest of tools and output. |
As you've -x to remove certain domains ... Can we have -X to remvoe certain type of attacks in any phase like If i use "-w" Command.. I want it to skip taking "Screenshots" of provided subdomains. |
Hey @six2dez , DId you had time to look into osmedeus (https://github.com/osmedeus/) . The documentation sucks but I have been playing with it for a while and it allows me to run modules individually which is a plus point. |
Hi mate! I'm currently developing reconftw v3 which will have module oriented execution, so I think we're both going the same way 😅 |
When feeding reconFTW as a list of domains, sometimes one becomes obviously irrelevant or erroneous. Upon control-c could be cool to ask if the user wants to quit the current target and move to the next, or quit the script completely.
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