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tomnomnom / waybackurls

Fetch all the URLs that the Wayback Machine knows about for a domain
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command not found #46

Open Done461 opened 1 year ago

Done461 commented 1 year ago

image not working although followed method git clone

sweetbbak commented 1 year ago

This is old af but you have to make sure that a program, executable, script etc.. is in your Path. Check your $path variable and ensure that the executable binary is in one of those locations, or add it to your path manually in you zshrc. You can also cd into the directory that exe is in and use a dot slash (./waybackurls), or specify the path to the exe manually like /home/user/path/to/waybackurls --help

Done461 commented 1 year ago

This is old af but you have to make sure that a program, executable, script etc.. is in your Path. Check your $path variable and ensure that the executable binary is in one of those locations, or add it to your path manually in you zshrc. You can also cd into the directory that exe is in and use a dot slash (./waybackurls), or specify the path to the exe manually like /home/user/path/to/waybackurls --help

Hi sweetbbak

can you guide me more this

somehow it can recognized but still loading not working

Screenshot_2023-06-03_06_42_49

sweetbbak commented 1 year ago

brother please read the github page for this tool, its reading from standard in (stdin) via a pipe. The example in the repo is:

cat url-list.txt | waybackurls

you could also use echo https://blah.com | waybackurls but it will just hang waiting for input otherwise. Try using waybackurls --help to see what it says. You can do this for almost every tool on the command line.