Import Error

[internetwache]

Import Error

[gehaxelt]

Hi,
I'm sorry for the delay and I was wrong initially. The script is written for python3.

Could you try to run with with python3 gitfinder.py ?

[gehaxelt]

Hi,
which python version are you using?
Did you try python2 ?

[ITuser07]

It's Python 2.7.12 will this one not work?

[ITuser07]

Thanks, that did seem to work. It's scanning and finishing now, I must be doing something wrong though as it's not outputting.

command = python3 gitfinder.py -i input.txt -o output.txt
Note: the input.txt file has one line in it that has http://www.mysite.com

[gehaxelt]

Does your domain expose a ".git" repository?

Can you manually downlad http://www.mysite.com/.git/HEAD ?

[ITuser07]

Yep it does and yep I can. Does the output.txt file need to exist already then it just writes to it or does it actually create the file? I've tried it both ways and neither worked.

[gehaxelt]

Hmm, that's strange. I think it should create the file automatically.

Can you send me an email with your domain?

[ITuser07]

I don't think it's the domain as I have tried 2 different ones. I would prefer not to give the address out sense the git is exposed.

Heres a snipit of my command:

~/GitTools/Finder$ python3 gitfinder.py -i domains.txt -o output.txt
Scanning...
Finished

inside the domains.txt file are 2 lines.
http://www.mysite.com
http://mysite2.com

both of them have exposed git directory's and directory listing is enabled.

[gehaxelt]

Hi,
the python script appends http:// to all domains:

        req = urlopen('http://' + domain + "/.git/HEAD")

The input file should only contain domains, not full urls.
Removing http:// should help.

[ITuser07]

You hit the nail on the head. That was it. Thank you! :)

[gehaxelt]

You're welcome!