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open providers.json: no such file or directory #31

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Mr-1X1 opened this issue Jan 4, 2021 · 3 comments
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open providers.json: no such file or directory #31

Mr-1X1 opened this issue Jan 4, 2021 · 3 comments

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@Mr-1X1
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Mr-1X1 commented Jan 4, 2021

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@0xdeviner
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Basically, the binary is searching for providers.json file in your present working directory where you are running the binary.

A quick fix:

  • Download providers.json to your /go/bin/ directory
  • You can add this to a path or you can just go to /go/bin/ and run SubOver from there itself.
  • Make sure you have both SubOver and providers.json in the same directory.

@shreyaschavhan
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Just copy the providers.json file into the folder you are testing from and it will work.

For example:

  • You are running SubOver from C:\users\{your-username}\subdomain_takeover
  • Download providers.json in that folder and run again.

@WendlerSoares
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WendlerSoares commented Nov 5, 2021 •
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IT APPEARED [~] Enjoy your hunt ! DO YOU MEAN IT'S WORKING? SO NOT FOUND SUBDOMAIN TAKEOVER?

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