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I have a question about the output-file option in the config.ini file #1448

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strongestplayer1 opened this issue Jan 6, 2025 · 7 comments
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I have a question about the output-file option in the config.ini file?

I tested it and it creates many url files in the reports directory. Is it possible to not create so many files, and instead create just one like in the previous version?
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shelld3v commented Jan 8, 2025

Yes, just remove those variables so every scan will have the same output file, and that file will have the report of all scans from all targets

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Yes, just remove those variables so every scan will have the same output file, and that file will have the report of all scans from all targets

That's not right
I modified it like this, but the reports folder was not created and no results were saved

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The result is a reports file, not a reports folder

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Maybe reports/output.txt instead of reports/ would work?

@shelld3v shelld3v reopened this Jan 12, 2025
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Maybe reports/output.txt instead of reports/ would work?也许 reports/output.txt 而不是 reports/ 会奏效?

You're right, but it doesn't feel as useful as before. Previously, it directly generated folder results for specific times
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At present, only the following content can be used:
Output file=report/{date}. {Extension}
To generate the result for the current date.

These results will include all tests conducted on that day.

Is there any other way to generate time results similar to the old version using the new version, besides using the old version?

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So reports/${date}/${host}_${port}.${extension} isn't what you want because you run dirsearch several times a day and you want a new folder each time? Probably the solution right now is to locate your output manually using --output-file. I might consider adding something like ${datetime} to solve this problem in case there are enough people out there who need this

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