Fetch downloads multiple wordlists.

[0xd3d5ec]

Issue Title

Fetch option fetches multiple wordlists that contain the "search term" and not a specific wordlist.

Description

When you execute the sudo wordlistctl fetch rockyou the script will proceed to download any wordlist that contains the word rockyou.

Steps to Reproduce

sudo wordlistctl fetch rockyou

Expected Behavior

Only exclusively download wordlist rockyou unless specified to download other rockyou wordlists. No rockyou-10, rockyou-20, rockyou-30, rockyou-40... etc.

Actual Behavior

Executing sudo wordlistctl fetch rockyou downloads rockyou and other wordlists that start with rockyou. This behavior happens with any other search term not necessarily only rockyou. Pastebin Issue Preview

Additional Information

Additional flags are present that do not work and cause confusion when using the tool. Example: sudo wordlistctl search -l "rockyou". These flags should be removed if they aren't functional to avoid confusion.

Environment

• Program Version: v0.9.3
• Operating System: Arch Linux
• Browser/Platform: Linux

Related Issues

Additional flags are present that do not work and cause confusion when using the tool. Example: <sudo wordlistctl search -l "rockyou". This "-l" flag should be removed if it isn't functional to avoid confusion.

[Oxyn4]

This looks to be intended behavior based on #18

[0xd3d5ec]

Oh I see sorry didn't notice there was a previous issue about this. Would have been nice if there was a flag to explicitly be able to that.

[0xd3d5ec]

Oh I see sorry didn't notice there was a previous issue about this. Would have been nice if there was a flag to explicitly be able to that.

[Oxyn4]

honestly I think that would be much better for default behavior because the same thing happened to me. I have created a pull request implementing a separation in the two functionality #30