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not working #33

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vansh1 opened this issue Sep 30, 2021 · 6 comments
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not working #33

vansh1 opened this issue Sep 30, 2021 · 6 comments

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@vansh1
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vansh1 commented Sep 30, 2021

i am not able to use waybackurl for recon when i try use it i just giving blank lines as output , i have tried reinstalling it still issue not resolved
please refer to link for screenshot of issue https://ufile.io/xri8ne9q

@YSSVirus
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YSSVirus commented Apr 2, 2022

Does this relate to my answer on #41

@YSSVirus
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YSSVirus commented Apr 2, 2022

If it is related to #41 you have to compile from source for some reason go install is installing waybackpy. You can build it buy running the following commands.
1.) git clone https://github.com/tomnomnom/waybackurls.git
2.) cd waybackurls
3.) go build main.go
4.) ./main -h

@landoncrabtree
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Having the same issue. Was working, now it seems to be outputting nothing.

echo target.com | waybackurls > out.txt
cat out.txt

Just is an empty file. I'm thinking maybe some sort of rate limiting?

@YSSVirus
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Having the same issue. Was working, now it seems to be outputting nothing.

echo target.com | waybackurls > out.txt

cat out.txt

Just is an empty file. I'm thinking maybe some sort of rate limiting?

What fixed this for me was using the GitHub and compiling the source again. Maybe try this? Lmk if it works I commented the build instructions prior
Also are you sure your using waybackurls maybe you accidentally chose waybackpy?

@YSSVirus
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Having the same issue. Was working, now it seems to be outputting nothing.

echo target.com | waybackurls > out.txt cat out.txt

Just is an empty file. I'm thinking maybe some sort of rate limiting?

Also try using the https or http form of the url that may help

@landoncrabtree
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landoncrabtree commented Oct 11, 2022 via email

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