Make http-fetch prepend host:port directory to destination #1099
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@dmiller-nmap I'll work on it. |
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This commit fixes nmap#1099 on creation of separate sub-directories for each target in the form of (host:port)
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@dmiller-nmap Fixed in #1100 . Please have a look. |
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This commit attempts to fix the issue nmap#1099 wrt to creation of separate sub-directories for each target. This commit will now enable the user to download to destination/target-name_or_ip/port:port_number.
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Hello @dmiller-nmap I have been using nmap for quite some time(off-course for white hat purpose). I am new to open source community and would like to contribute. |
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This commit attempts to fix the issue nmap#1099 wrt to creation of separate sub-directories for each target. This commit will now enable the user to download to destination/target-name_or_ip/port:port_number.
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http-fetchdownloads files likewget, but although it takes a destination directory script-arg, it doesn't keep separate subdirectories for separate targets. We should automatically create ahost:portdirectory below the destination and keep the files in there.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: