LazyOSINT, while scraping LinkedIn, can now be brutally interrupted ( ^C ) at any time and then resumed by using the flag -r; the file containing the information necessary to resume the scan on the same page are NOT saved in the system /tmp so you can shut down your pc and carry on with the scan whenever you feel like. Note that when using the resume function, you need to specify the exact same LinkedIn url in the exact same format ( with -u ) otherwise it will not find the file.
The flag -S can be used if you want to skip the Google search for hidden profiles.
The flag -b pauses the scan whenever Google hits a reCaptcha (a bit messy to resume if doing a full scan) while the flag -B also make a sound before pausing. If -b or -B is used together with -d, it is very likely that the screen log informing the user about the LinkedIn scraper pausing at the reCaptcha could go out of screen, in that case you just need to press enter to get it printed again or just answer the y/n question once you get use to. I will probably find better way to do it one day.
LazyOSINT, while scraping LinkedIn, can now be brutally interrupted (
^C) at any time and then resumed by using the flag-r; the file containing the information necessary to resume the scan on the same page are NOT saved in the system/tmpso you can shut down your pc and carry on with the scan whenever you feel like. Note that when using the resume function, you need to specify the exact same LinkedIn url in the exact same format ( with-u) otherwise it will not find the file.The flag
-Scan be used if you want to skip the Google search for hidden profiles. The flag-bpauses the scan whenever Google hits a reCaptcha (a bit messy to resume if doing a full scan) while the flag-Balso make a sound before pausing. If-bor-Bis used together with-d, it is very likely that the screen log informing the user about the LinkedIn scraper pausing at the reCaptcha could go out of screen, in that case you just need to press enter to get it printed again or just answer the y/n question once you get use to. I will probably find better way to do it one day.