Open DrorDvash opened 4 days ago
I'm having trouble reproducing this one. Based on your screenshot, it looks like the behavior is expected. Are you seeing debug/verbose messages printed even when the level is set to INFO?
The verbose level is never going back to INFO, that's the issue. In the screenshot you see all three, but it will always print the same three at once and will stay at DEBUG mode.
Those three messages are INFO though?
Maybe I'm not explaining myself properly, but once I entered debug mode, it's impossible to get out of it. The "setting level to X" message is written automatically and in a loop and stays on debug no matter what I tried. Finally I had to kill the whole scan (twice already).
Can you paste a screenshot/code block of DEBUG messages printing even after you entered INFO mode?
The log i pasted in the first message isn't what you asked for? If not, can you please explain again what part you want me to copy?
This above code repeat it self without me touching the keyboard, it is "freaked out" and switching modes by it self so fast.. the stdout is running crazy. I"ll try to take a video
Ah I see, I didn't realize it was changing all by itself. that's really strange.
Does it happen only when you're inside screen?
Describe the bug latest bbot installed with pipx, running inside
screen
. when trying to exit the screen with Ctrl + a +d, the verbosity is changing to DEBUG, and i cannot change it back. when i press "enter" 1 time - i can see quickly this:after trying clicking multiple times on
enter
or basically any key - it seems like it's in a loop, i can see the output below again and again even without pressing any key (notice the the blue text "[INFO] Setting log level to XXX")Logs
Expected behavior What was supposed to happen? - change verbosity back to INFO
BBOT Command
bbot -n example_scan_4 -o "$HOME/Outputs" -t example_scan_1/subdomains.txt -om csv,asset_inventory,subdomains,stdout,json,web_report,neo4j -c dns.brute_threads=2000 -f safe | tee -a ~/Outputs/example_scan_4/terminal.log
OS, BBOT Installation Method + Version
OS: Ubuntu, Installation method: pipx, BBOT version: v2.1.2