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Location of saved #181

Open wizhardhacker1 opened 3 years ago

wizhardhacker1 commented 3 years ago

What is the location that results are saved I am not finding any

bstivers commented 2 years ago

Running locally

from the wiki

Specify output directory

Option: -o or --output | Default: domain name of target

Photon saves the results in a directory named after the domain name of the target but you can overwrite this behavior by using this option.

python photon.py -u "http://example.com" -o "mydir"

So the results folder would be in your root project folder under the domain name you scraped.

Running via Docker

from the README.md

To view results, you can either head over to the local docker volume, which you can find by running docker inspect photon or by mounting the target loot folder:

$ docker run -it --name photon -v "$PWD:/Photon/google.com" photon:latest -u google.com
y0himba commented 1 year ago

I have this same issue. Using 'Everything' under Windows 10, I cannot find even the beginning folder of /Photon/Google.com

Here is what I tried to create a local directory under Wndows in the repo folder.

  1. Copy and paste docker run -it --name photon -v "$PWD:/Photon/google.com" photon:latest -u google.com
  2. Edit out the $PWD to create a Windows folder locally with the results. It'll look like docker run -it --name photon -v "/Photon/google.com" photon:latest -u google.com
  3. Edit the "/Photon/google.com" bit to my fully qualified path. Example: docker run -it --name photon -v "C:/tools/Photon/google.com" photon:latest -u google.com

Named it something other than "Photon" since that is already in use by my previous attempts.

Final result: docker run -it --name photon1 -v "C:/tools/Photon/google.com" photon:latest -u google.com

Still cannot find the folder anywhere on this machine, even giving it unique names to stand in using Everything search.

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