Roberto Salgado

Thanks for bringing this to my attention. I will make the necessary changes to make it compatible with python 3.

I can add the option --save-output to write the verbose output to a specified file.

Sample run against WAMP: ``` root@bt:~/Panoptic# python panoptic.py -u "http://192.168.1.202/lfi.php?file=x" --software WAMP .-',--.`-. `-`=='-' Panoptic v0.1-edda686 (https://github.com/lightos/Panoptic/) [i] Starting scan at: 20:20:35 [i] Checking original response... [i] Checking invalid response......

If you run it with -v does it give you any additional information?

Hello, thank you for taking an interest in credmap. To run it, make sure you have Python installed, I recommend 2.7+ and have it set in your PATH (https://docs.python.org/2.7/using/windows.html#excursus-setting-environment-variables). Once...

This is happening because it is looking for the "websites" folder in your home directory "C:\Users\Roeland\" instead of looking for that folder in "credmap-master". I will push a fix later...

Make sure you are running credmap with Python 2.X, as I haven't tested it with Python 3. The urllib2 library is included with Python 2.7, not sure about older versions.

It currently works similar to what you are suggesting. The tool will prompt you for the password in a secure manner if you don't provide the -p parameter.

I actually just haven't gotten around to it, even though it is a major one. I will add it when I find the time or someone submits the XML file...