Hello all,
While playing around with w3af it seems to me that there might
be a slight issue with the way relative path(s) to input file(s) are
being handled. For example, I tried
user@...# w3af_console -s ./test.w3af
and got
Failed to open file : ./test.w3af
even though the file is present. When I replace the ./ with the absolute
path things work fine :-). This issue is hardly a problem at all, but
might be good to include changes which can handle these kinds of
relative paths too. Of course, being a relative n00b at w3af, I might
have overlooked flags which can do this :-D
Cheers,
-a
I've got the same problem: `-s` doesn't work with relative path:
$ w3af_console -s ./serving_conf.w3af
w3af is officially supported under Python 2.6
Failed to open file : ./serving_conf.w3af
Moreover, it doesn't accept the absolute path which including the spaces:
$ w3af_console -s /home/quanta/VCC/AdTech/web\ scanning/serving_conf.w3af
w3af is officially supported under Python 2.6
Failed to open file : /home/quanta/VCC/AdTech/web
I'm running version 1.1 on Gentoo:
[I] net-analyzer/w3af
Available versions: (~)1.0_rc5-r1 1.0 (~)1.1 {doc gtk}
Installed versions: 1.1(10:18:40 PM 02/21/2012)(-doc -gtk)
Homepage: http://w3af.sourceforge.net/
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