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pry0cc / axiom

The dynamic infrastructure framework for everybody! Distribute the workload of many different scanning tools with ease, including nmap, ffuf, masscan, nuclei, meg and many more!
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Is there any way to resume the scan? #796

Open dvbliw opened 2 months ago

dvbliw commented 2 months ago

Let's say I'm in a scan that takes around 5 days, manipulating the machines through my local machine, and for some reason my machine shut down and when it comes back, it can resume from where it left off instead of starting the whole process again?

0xtavian commented 2 months ago

@dvbliw there isnt a direct way to resume the scan atm. However if the controller abruptly dropped (and the controller didn’t send the signal to kill the scan on the fleet), then the scan will continue running until it’s completed but the results won’t be downloaded or merged automatically, so you’d have to download the results from the remote scan working directories with axiom-scp. When any instance is finished with its scan it’s creates a file called $(hostname) in the tmp scan working directory on the remote instances. You can look for that file to see which ones have completed and download the results with axiom-scp.