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Hi there,
I'm trying to use multiple domains with the -d flag and I'm not confident it's working
I tried:
mitm6.py -d abc.local contoso.local
But that errored out.
mitm6.py -d abc.local,contoso.local
and mitm6.py -d "abc.local contoso.local"
both appear to produce the same output but the output I get looks like:
Sent spoofed reply for machine.abc.local,contoso.local. to fe80::1234:1
The documentation mentions that multiple domains are possible but i've been unable to find any examples or documentation detailing the expected format.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks!
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@dirkjanm Thanks, that worked perfectly. Can I politely request that the documentation reflect that to help other people who might have the same question in future?
Hi there,
I'm trying to use multiple domains with the -d flag and I'm not confident it's working
I tried:
mitm6.py -d abc.local contoso.local
But that errored out.
mitm6.py -d abc.local,contoso.local
and
mitm6.py -d "abc.local contoso.local"
both appear to produce the same output but the output I get looks like:
Sent spoofed reply for machine.abc.local,contoso.local. to fe80::1234:1
The documentation mentions that multiple domains are possible but i've been unable to find any examples or documentation detailing the expected format.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: