Having the same problem as described here with the currnt version of
SQLMap.
http://www.question-defense.com/2011/10/03/sqlmap-wont-enumerate-databases
Any suggestions?
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Hi.
Which version do you use? Technique? Maybe you could send a traffic file
for that run (-t traffic.txt --fresh-queries).
Bye
Dana 16.1.2013. 11:57 "Stan Smith" je napisao/la:
> Having the same problem as described here with the currnt version of
> SQLMap.
>
> http://www.question-defense.com
I can not seem to make it create the traffic file. :(
But I am using the version which was in the .zip file that I had
downloaded here today. 16/1/2013
https://github.com/sqlmapproject/sqlmap/zipball/master
sqlmapproject-sqlmap-3464a70
I know that this is very little information to go on. Ple
Hi.
Well, you just append --fresh-queries -t traffic.txt to your normal sqlmap
run (e.g. python sqlmap.py -u "www.target.com/vuln.php?id=1" -t
traffic.txt --fresh-queries
I am interested in resulting "traffic.txt" file inside running directory.
Kind regards,
Miroslav Stampar
On Wed, Jan 16
I tried the traffic switch but there is no file created in rhe traffic
folder. Honoured 2 be speaking to you by the way. :)
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Hi.
Traffic file should be inside the folder where you run sqlmap.py.
So, if you are running sqlmap.py from folder ABC, then traffic.txt should
be located in that same directory.
E.g.:
C:\sqlmap> python sqlmap.py -u "..." ... -t traffic.txt
C:\sqlmap>dir *.txt
traffic.txt
Kind regards,
Mir
I can not make it do it. I'm sure it's something that I'm doing as
obviously it should work but I can not get it to output a text file :(
I
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