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Allow dirsearch to use a non-default network interface #1323 #1325

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Allow dirsearch to use a non-default network interface #1323 #1325

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@huyphan huyphan commented Sep 19, 2023

Description

This change allows users to configure dirsearch to use specific network interface instead of the default one. This is useful for those who have more than one egress interfaces on their machines.

Testing

With the change in place, I was able to pick the network interface when running dirsearch (targetting my own service) and could verify that dirsearch did pick up the designated interface (by looking at the access log of my server).

$ tcpdump --list-interfaces
1.eno1 [Up, Running, Connected]
2.wg0 [Up, Running]

# These two commands resulted in two different IPs being logged in my service's access logs. 
$ pipenv run python dirsearch.py -u <my-service> --interface eno1
$ pipenv run python dirsearch.py -u <my-service> --interface wg0

Requirements

  • Add your name to CONTRIBUTERS.md
  • If this is a new feature, then please add some additional information about it to CHANGELOG.md

@huyphan huyphan marked this pull request as ready for review September 19, 2023 13:35
@shelld3v shelld3v merged commit 759d089 into maurosoria:master Sep 19, 2023
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