listleecher v0.1@ 04/10/09 01:07 pm
HTTP index... indexer? Basically it does a recursive listing of those http "index of x" directories. It uses the same directory parsing code as dirshell.
Example usage and output:
You can also pass a filename to it with a list of urls for it to spider (eg: ./listleecher urls.txt). I guess usually you'd redirect the output to a file so you can grep through it later on.
Download: http://mastercj.net/software/listleecher/
Example usage and output:
mcj@shinobi:~/hax/listleecher$ ./listleecher.pl http://mastercj.net/software/
http://mastercj.net/software/dirshell/
http://mastercj.net/software/dirshell/README
http://mastercj.net/software/dirshell/dirshell.tar.gz
http://mastercj.net/software/listleecher/
http://mastercj.net/software/listleecher/listleecher.pl
http://mastercj.net/software/logtrix/
http://mastercj.net/software/logtrix/logtrix.pl
http://mastercj.net/software/rscan/
http://mastercj.net/software/rscan/rawip.patch
http://mastercj.net/software/rscan/rscan.pl
http://mastercj.net/software/dirshell/
http://mastercj.net/software/dirshell/README
http://mastercj.net/software/dirshell/dirshell.tar.gz
http://mastercj.net/software/listleecher/
http://mastercj.net/software/listleecher/listleecher.pl
http://mastercj.net/software/logtrix/
http://mastercj.net/software/logtrix/logtrix.pl
http://mastercj.net/software/rscan/
http://mastercj.net/software/rscan/rawip.patch
http://mastercj.net/software/rscan/rscan.pl
You can also pass a filename to it with a list of urls for it to spider (eg: ./listleecher urls.txt). I guess usually you'd redirect the output to a file so you can grep through it later on.
Download: http://mastercj.net/software/listleecher/
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