Adding support for disabling HTTP Plugins from command line

[xmco]

TLTR

This merge request adds a new feature to disable the Web Plugins to be ran --disable-http-plugins or -w

Usecase

When you want to target a specific module, for example elasticsearch, you do not want to run http plugins on this specific port/service. There is no reason to find a phpinfo.php on an Elasticsearch server.
Running the HTTP plugins will add a lot more time to the scan and will produce false positive.

For example:

• With HTTP plugins:
  time echo "212.129.152.206:9200"| l9filter transform -i hostport -o l9 | l9tcpid service --max-threads=100 --deep-http | grep elasticsearch | ./l9explorer service --explore-timeout=5s --max-threads=100

real 0m17.803s
user 0m0.017s
sys 0m0.015s

• Without HTTP Plugins
  time echo "212.129.152.206:9200"| l9filter transform -i hostport -o l9 | l9tcpid service --max-threads=100 --deep-http | grep elasticsearch | ./l9explorer service --explore-timeout=5s --max-threads=100 --disable-http-plugins

real 0m6.710s
user 0m0.013s
sys 0m0.013s

With this new option, it will allow the user to run specific usecase (for example focus a single service and not inadequate plugins).

[gboddin]

Nice one, thank you !

I'll implement a solution to select plugins too since it can't be done from the file system anymore !