deleting output directory is dangerous

[sethsec]

right now, if the user specifies -o /root, won't the program recursively delete /root because it exists (line 640).

That is why in my pull i changed the w+ to w and only modified the files you wrote in the first place.

I suggest removing the part about recursively removing the directory structure, and instead, just overwrite your files if the tools is run twice.

[s0md3v]

If the user enters -o root, Photon will create a new directory in the current directory with the name root.

The logic used to create directories is:
the_directory_from_which_photon_was_run + '/' + new_directory

So even if you are running it from root, the directory that will be deleted is /root/root
However I will do what you said, its seems more elegant.

PS: There are only 507 lines in Photon :D

[s0md3v]

This issue has been addressed in a331acd .

Now if the output directory exists, Photon will simply create (can overwrite) new files for saving in it.
If the output directory doesn't exists, it will be created.

Thanks for contributing ^_^