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SolomonSklash / chomp-scan

A scripted pipeline of tools to streamline the bug bounty/penetration test reconnaissance phase, so you can focus on chomping bugs.
https://www.solomonsklash.io/chomp-scan-update.html
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problem to set custom directory #65

Closed Sy3Omda closed 5 years ago

Sy3Omda commented 5 years ago

https://github.com/SolomonSklash/chomp-scan/blob/4332d227444a464d3edc81d2b8633651a04ba490/chomp-scan.sh#L229

if suddenly the tool stopped in middle of working and i want to resume the tool after restart the pc. as i know it could be resumed by set custom directory in current config file without creating new folder to continue scanning or brute forcing without start info gathering domain from the begging again. the problem is when i set the full path of the working directory it keep saying Output directory test.com-20\:01\:08 does not exist or is not writable. Please check the configuration file. i tried to set Custom directory in config file # Set custom output directory. If multiple domains are used, this will contain each domain's output in a subdirectory. OUTPUT_DIR=test.com-20\:01\:08 OR OUTPUT_DIR=\test.com-20\:01\:08\ NOT working OR OUTPUT_DIR=\root\chomp-scan\test.com-20\:01\:08\ So what is the right path should be in that config file ? BTW i made this folder as writable by using chmod 755 test.com-20\:01\:08 to avoid writable issue and still not working

SolomonSklash commented 5 years ago

Are you using backslashes \ or forward slashes for your paths? I'm not sure how Linux handles backslashes as path separators. Also I'm not sure you need them to escape the colons. Otherwise you have it exactly right.