Adding a module

[alt-glitch]

Hi,
If I understand correctly, each application protocol has its own module. Can anyone just give me a brief overview of how to add a new module for a protocol. How does a module work exactly and where does zgrab2_schemas come into play here?
What would be the procedure I'd have to go through to add a module for a protocol all in all?

Thank you in advance.

[haempel]

If I understand correctly, each application protocol has its own module. Can anyone just give me a brief overview of how to add a new module for a protocol. How does a module work exactly and where does zgrab2_schemas come into play here?

Hi,
I have some understanding issues with the python schemas as well. I like to change some fields in the output file.
Changing the corresponding python files and reinstalling the zschema python module does not help.
I have no idea where these python files are used by zgrab, too.
Can anyone give a hint on this?

I am grateful for any help.

[dadrian]

They're useful if you want to load ZGrab output directly into a database such as Elasticsearch or BigQuery. However, they're likely out-of-date / wrong, and not particularly well tested, so we should probably move them to an examples directory or similar. If you're adding a module, I wouldn't worry about them.

[haempel]

Thanks for the quick reply.So if I want to change the JSON output of an existing module, I have to adapt the go files in the corresponding module folder?On Aug 2, 2021 20:05, David Adrian ***@***.***> wrote: They're useful if you want to load ZGrab output directly into a database such as Elasticsearch or BigQuery. However, they're likely out-of-date / wrong, and not particularly well tested, so we should probably move them to an examples directory or similar. If you're adding a module, I wouldn't worry about them. —You are receiving this because you commented.Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe.

[dadrian]

Yes