Auxiliary Scanner Docs #8296
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This was referenced Apr 26, 2017
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@itsmeroy2012 just wanted to make sure you saw this big ticket. feel free to pick any. telnet_login and telnet_version may be pretty easy since they are like the ftp ones. |
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I'll be busy for some weeks. Will look into it for sure. Thanks for the tag @h00die . |
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No rush! |
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Hi @h00die As a class project, I picked up this issue and wish to contribute. However, from your list of files, I couldn't find some files. To list a few: I followed all the steps listed here, to fork the repo. Can you help me on this? |
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Following modules have been documented: http: smb: mysql: msmsql: discovery: dcerpc: |
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#9933 db2/discovery |
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#10797 auxiliary/scanner/sip/options_tcp |
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Following has been documented. #11436 HTTP DOCS
#11437 WINRM DOCS
#11438 SNMP DOCS
#11439 TELNET DOCS
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Hi, Missing documentation
Missing modules
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@PingouinRF this effort looks great! I'd love some help writing docs, it's a great way to contribute to open source, find bugs in the code base, and learn!
Check those out. If you want to confirm the mssql ones were moved and want to submit a PR that would be great! A fast easy one, you can tag me on it and I can handle landing it quickly. Would you mind sharing your code for this? I'd love to wipe the original post content with something more up to date. You could even print out the output in MD with empty check boxes |
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Hi @h00die, Here it is : I run it with Python 3, you need glob (which is a good directory explorer) library in order to make it functional. Don't hesitate to correct me, as I'm pretty bad at scripting ... You'll get two text files (missings and problems) markdown-formatted and ready to post on this issue (I wrote some I can confirm that the two I can make all the required modifications for the module/documentation names and make a pull request, however I'll let you make the modification on the first post of this issue ;) Thx for your help ! |
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@hkerma Metasploit has a tools folder (in your path, most likely
This is just some quick stuff. I think we'll be able to do further optimizations in a PR. |
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@hkerma hows it going on that script? Need any help? |
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Hi @h00die, sorry I went for vacation and didn't really work on that. I'll take care of your advices and do that quickly ;) |
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@hkerma no worries, just checking in! |
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Hi @h00die, Thx a lot ! EDIT : forgot to say that this script is supposed to be in "metasploit-framework/tools/docs/script.py" in order to work. |
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Awesome! Go ahead and throw it into a PR. It'll be easier to comment on code there, as well as not taking up a block of space in this issues. I should be able to look at it during the week! Good job! |
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@hkerma Can you throw that code into a PR so we can do a real review on it? |
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Hi @h00die, really sorry but I got a lot of work to do at school ... |
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not a problem, just glad to see youre still around! |
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Closing this in favor of the docs output from @hkerma so that it can more easily be tracked and overwritten, etc. Will link to new issue shortly. |
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In an attempt to prioritize docs, I (arbitrarily) decided auxiliary/scanner would be the best place to start. Lots of "underlying" and basic protocols live here. These can also help for later exploit modules since once you install a certain protocol for the scanner, you may be able to use it for the exploit as well and simply copy/paste the contents of the
# Vulnerable Applicationsection.Please just make a comment if you are working on one, and i'll Check mark it, and then when the doc lands we'll just take it off of this PR list.
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