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add more than one dictionary? -w? #58
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Hi @chrisfernandez, The easy way is
As far as recursive goes, I won't be adding it. Soon I'll be writing a wiki page that will explain why. I've even had an issue open for a while to remind me :) Thanks! |
oh true.. thanks. |
Hello @OJ sorry did not had time to try this until now.. the apps exits if a -w is not passed [!] WordList (-w): Must be specified so the stdin is not working |
Hi @chrisfernandez, I'm sorry to hear that. Leave this with me and I'll see what's going on. It should work. Would you mind giving me the platform you're running it on? Thank you. PS. Short term fix is catting all the wordlists together.. but yeah not idea. Sorry! |
@OJ hey no problem, I'm happy to help find bugs. I am using Arch GNU/Linux
Hope this helps. |
Another workaround, use process substitution: gobuster -t 300 -s 200,204,301,302,307,403,500 -u http://192.168.1.10 -w <(cat ~/herramientas/diccionarios/SecLists/Discovery/Web_Content/common.txt ) |
I also had some troubles with STDIN especially when called from within bash files. That's why I reworked the stdin logic here #79 if you want to give it a try (pass |
this should work now ( |
Hello is there a way to add more than one dictionary? I tried -w dic.txt,dic2.txt also with -w dic.txt -w dict2.txt with no luck
Also recursive in most cases sucks.. but is not to have the option in case is needed...
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