Hey all, as promised I have something coded up and it works well enough to release. Still a lot of functionality to add so you can give your customers something nice to look at it and fairly dummy proof.
DirSnatch, the script I wrote with @k3r0s1n3 was really something my customers liked (due to expedited testing times) but was basically really ugly. It was ugly because it was a dreaded console app :(
Okay, so using the ruby gems 'ocra' and 'wxruby' k3r0s1n3 and I were able to create a windows based stand-alone executable in GUI form.
Again, there is a TON to add to this tool and make it just cooler to work with.
Also, we are working on making Qwickr (formerly qwick_request) GUI.
Qwickr currently allows you to request URLs in a text file (such as the output from DirSnatch) in a threaded fashion thru the intercepting proxy of your choice. This is also helpful if you intercepting proxy doesn't allow you to save the URLs you've spidered. This creates a site map in no time.
The console version of Qwickr is finished but we don't want to release until its functioning as a GUI app. So be on the look out for that.
Here is a screen shot of DirSnatch_v1.1
This is what the output.txt looks like
So the new version can be download Here
The file annotated GUI_DirSnatch.rb works on linux but you must perform a 'gem install wxruby'
Happy Hacking!
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i think there is a problem in using it with windows XP ,
the screenshots are for Windows Vista ,
plz take a look
DirSnatch was tested in an XP environment and worked. However, that is not to say something couldn't be wrong so please describe any errors you are getting. One thing I noticed on XP is it takes two or three times as long to load.
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