Feature: added -iL flag similar to nmap for passing a list of input domains #320
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@L1ghtn1ng did you change the ruff checks? Seems like it's complaining about things I hadn't even touched and also seems possibly wrong on the global variable bit. |
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yeah I didn't even touch the files with current errors. |
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Yeah I did tweak the checks for ruff |
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Also I did touch the file it's complaining about so will fix that now |
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Pushed a change to fix ruff compliance and added loglevel argument |
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This implements: #264
By using -iL in place of -d a user can specify domain name list by doing one line per domain
For example:
Command to run:
dnsrecon.py -iL domains.txt -t std -x output.xml -c output.csv -j output.json