David Busby

Also facing this issue, Having corrected the Python3 incompatibilities of enumall.py I notice that recon-ng v5 has also changes some of their python API: ``` Traceback (most recent call last):...

Diff for enumwall.py to make python3 compatible, call the relocated _init_workspaces ``` diff --git a/enumall.py b/enumall.py index 15d0e55..98cb2ef 100755 --- a/enumall.py +++ b/enumall.py @@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ def run_recon(domains, bruteforce):...

UPdated diff ``` diff --git a/enumall.py b/enumall.py index 15d0e55..4ed828f 100755 --- a/enumall.py +++ b/enumall.py @@ -43,7 +43,8 @@ def run_recon(domains, bruteforce): wspace = domains[0]+stamp reconb = base.Recon(base.Mode.CLI) - reconb.init_workspace(wspace) +...

(if anyone is versed with `recon-ng` v5 python framework feel free to point me in the correct direction, currently I'm itterative break & fixing in a limited amount of time...

The story so far ... ``` python3 ./enumall.py domain.com [*] DATABASE => /home/dbusby/.recon-ng/workspaces/domain.com35:10-01_23_2020/data.db [*] QUERY => CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS domains (domain TEXT, module TEXT) [*] DATABASE => /home/dbusby/.recon-ng/workspaces/domain.com35:10-01_23_2020/data.db...

recon-ng v5 is python3, this tool is python2, there is effort in #34 to port to python3 + recon-ng v5 however this is not as yet complete.

To update on @syco 's comment Jun 5th: ``` cd ./path/to/your/git-crypt/repo; git-crypt export -k default ./out.pgp; find . -type f | grep -v out.pgp | while read f; do cat...

With keybase now providing both personal and team repositories I would question whether this FR is still relevant ? I am using both for my repos in a 'belt and...

Recreating the functionality inherent in OpenSSH would make some sense. Aker would need to handle the clients sending of a proxy command however. `debug1: Executing proxy command: exec ssh -W...

@andrewmwhite do you presently have any update w.r.t OSQuery integration, is this on any roadmap for implementation this year or is this request presently still upon a "wishlist"? Thanks!