build(install): print URL of reNgine-ng after successful installation

Security-Tools-Alliance / rengine-ng

reNgine-ng is an automated reconnaissance framework for web applications with a focus on highly configurable streamlined recon process via Engines, recon data correlation and organization, continuous monitoring, backed by a database, and simple yet intuitive User Interface.

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build(install): print URL of reNgine-ng after successful installation #85

Closed AnonymousWP closed 1 week ago

AnonymousWP commented 1 month ago

Expected feature

As the title says: it would be welcoming to have the URL of where reNgine-ng runs printed, including the port. Then, users can just open reNgine-ng right from their terminal.

Alternative solutions

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Anything else?

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psyray commented 1 month ago

For this issue, there are multiples cases:

The one where the user has filled the domain in the .env and do the stuff for the DNS part
The one where the user did not configure any domain and use directly ip adress, or an entry in the host, without modifying the env.

So we could display the url based on the .env and also the IP address no ?

AnonymousWP commented 2 weeks ago

Yeah, I just need to think how to do that. It'll be difficult though, because the code itself can't verify whether [domain name] exists or not. It'll get too tricky. Perhaps I'll just do it by IP-address; IP-address always works, DNS only works when configured.

We also need to realise that in some cases, users will have to access this via localhost, and on a server (remote) on the public IP-address.