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5 years ago Hi joacole, thanks for the kind words, thanks for the suggestion I will look at getting that fixed or if you would like you can create a pull request if you would like to contribute?
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From: joacole notifications@github.com Sent: Monday, December 24, 2018 6:09:25 PM To: leebaird/discover Cc: Subscribed Subject: [leebaird/discover] "rm" errors thrown after Whatweb executes (#125)
Hi Lee-
Discover is a darned useful tool. Thank you for all of your hard work and effort to bring it to the community.
This is a "works as intended, but maybe a more elegant solution can be found" question. In line 1093 of discover.sh, the script attempts to find and delete all empty files starting from "/". The effect of this is that after Whatweb runs in an active domain recon, a bunch of "rm" permission errors are thrown because the command is trying to remove items in directories like /proc and /dev.
Would it be just as useful to have that "find" and "rm" line operate on $home/data/$domain only or is there other cleanup that needs to be done outside of that directory? I apologize if this has already been addressed elsewhere, but I couldn't find reference to it in the issues log.
Thanks so much!
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joacole
Hi Lee-
Discover is a darned useful tool. Thank you for all of your hard work and effort to bring it to the community.
This is a "works as intended, but maybe a more elegant solution can be found" question. In line 1093 of discover.sh, the script attempts to find and delete all empty files starting from "/". The effect of this is that after Whatweb runs in an active domain recon, a bunch of "rm" permission errors are thrown because the command is trying to remove items in directories like /proc and /dev.
Would it be just as useful to have that "find" and "rm" line operate on $home/data/$domain only or is there other cleanup that needs to be done outside of that directory? I apologize if this has already been addressed elsewhere, but I couldn't find reference to it in the issues log.
Thanks so much!