Hi Vadim. There are two ways to input urls, first is using the cat (<) method which you described but you could also use the tail -f command so that you can edit urls.txt while the server is running. This will cat the appended urls to the server as you edit urls.txt.
The second option is to just run java Server <ip addres to listen for client connections> and then input urls by hand like iexplore::www.google.com::90 We are working on a new version which will hopefully make all of this much easier and will hopefully fix those problems you described. Cheers, Ramon. On 7/23/07, Vadim Pogulyaevsky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Guys, Finally I successfully installed and configured the capture-hpc env. Thanks for help. BTW If somebody is interesting in my config for exclusion lists (XPSP2+IE7), just let me know. Now I have question about the usage. From the manual I see that the only option to send urls to the server is: cat urls.txt | java Server <ip> or for windows: java Server <ip> <urls.txt It cause to some problems: 1) After all urls were visited, server doesnt stop, and if I want to run it with another parameters it should be killed before. 2) Server hold the urls.txt file, so there is no option to push there additional urls. So, if there is another option to run the scanning? How do you use the application? Thanks, Vadim _______________________________________________ Capture-HPC mailing list Capture-HPC@public.honeynet.org https://public.honeynet.org/mailman/listinfo/capture-hpc
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