Open nil0x42 opened 2 years ago
If it can be useful to someone, i bypass lack of nographdb
option by using /dev/shm/
as amass directory:
mkdir -p "/dev/shm/amass"
rm -rf /dev/shm/amass/*
amass enum [options] -dir "/dev/shm/amass"
That way, a brand new indexes.bolt
file will be created in shared memory each time i run amass, instead of ruining my disk i/o
you solved lots of shitting trouble for me!! thank you.
Hi ! The way i use amass might be different from common behavior, but still, having a mandatory graph database is killing my disk IO.
In the past, i used
-nolocaldb
, which, despites triggering high RAM usage regularly was way better for my disk IO. Now, i need to use /dev/shm as-dir
to force in-memory database.But what i would like really, is ability to completely disable usage of graph database, even if that would make amass print duplicate entries (i use amass with
-passive
mode).Would you consider adding a
-nographdb
option ?