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leebaird / discover

Custom bash scripts used to automate various penetration testing tasks including recon, scanning, enumeration, and malicious payload creation using Metasploit. For use with Kali Linux.
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Running a Passive scan deletes passive.sh #146

Closed M-Associates closed 4 years ago

M-Associates commented 4 years ago

Everytime I run a passive scan from the latest pull, it completes then when I go to run another the passive.sh file has been deleted somehow. The only way round this is to create a new passive.sh file and chmod after each run.

3levated-Kn0wledge commented 4 years ago

Hey,

Hope this helps, did a bit of a workaround for this issue which I've copied below.

Step 1: copy passive.sh file to root folder

Step 2: open domain.sh file and replace 1) $discover/passive.sh && exit;;

With

1) cd; cp passive.sh /root/discover; cd /root/discover; chmod +x passive.sh; $discover/passive.sh && exit;;

Hope that makes sense :)

leebaird commented 4 years ago

Found the mistake, changed line 788 in passive.sh mv passive* $home/data/$domain/tools/recon-ng/ to mv passive.rc passive2.rc $home/data/$domain/tools/recon-ng/