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Implemented rate limit for shortscan cmd. #23
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Changed rate limit value from float to integer. |
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@bitquark ping for review |
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This sounds like a good addition. |
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@soerlemans can we use this to send a request every 2 seconds? If not, it is probably better to introduce throttles so it can wait some seconds based on the user input in between each request. |
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@irsdl I changed the rate limit flag to support fractals. But this would require more time to implement and this is a feature I have wanted for a long time. |
- Fixed merge conflict between PR bitquark#23 and PR bitquark#16 - Added case-insensitive matching for bin::$INDEX_ALLOCATION - Changed session identifier from (S(x)) to (S(d)) for WAF evasion - Implemented -R flag for relaxed match mode (tentative matches) * Useful for Jakarta/CFM files loaded via 8.3 filenames * Tentative matches shown in yellow with [tentative] label * JSON output includes 'tentative' field - Updated README with custom enhancements documentation - Added usage examples for new features - Code formatting improvements (gofmt)
This custom version identifier reflects the enhanced fork with: - Applied upstream PRs (bitquark#16, bitquark#23, bitquark#24) - Custom enhancements (relaxed match mode, multiple wordlists, etc.) - WAF evasion improvements - Case-insensitive INDEX_ALLOCATION handling Version format: upstream_version-fork_identifier.increment Example: 0.9.2-irsdl.1 = based on upstream 0.9.2, irsdl fork iteration 1 Note: shortutil version remains 0.4 (unchanged from upstream)
Implemented rate limiting for short scan.
Let me know if you have any remarks pertaining to the feature implementation.
Another note it seems the source code has not been formatted using
go fmt?