Closed RazviAlex closed 3 years ago
@RazviAlex It must be login.%EXT%
and nologin.%EXT%
.
If you don't want to add %EXT%
into your wordlist, then you can add the -f
flag in the command.
login
nologin
==>
login
login.jsp
login/
nologin
nologin.jsp
nologin/
Add the -f
flag plz. Then close this issue
Hi, I have created a personal dictionary. The dictionary words put are:
The page I used ends in
..../user/login.jsp
And I made two tests, the results are:Nothing.. and like I said to get a 200 - OK the url must ends like
..../user/login.jsp
. So in that case the-e jsp
parameter is not doing nothing, no?.Next try, add to the same dictionary one more word:
login.jsp
And try again the same scan with dirsearch. The results:
It return 200 - OK correct result.
So from what I see, to find the correct directory, the word has to be put in the dictionary along with the extension .jsp. So what is
-e .jsp
for? It is unnecessary if always it must be specify in the dictionary the word with .jsp extension.I appreciate any help. Thanks!