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Better way of handling the existing file check
Issue #23
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Currently, when a user can/does not provide an exploit like this
./exploit
and instead uses something like this
php -f exploit.php
he can not use the file check feature. Since this is turned on by default, this causes a lot of confusion. This option should be disabled by default or we have to find another sane way of checking for an existing file.
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reporter @fluxchief Do you have an idea on this? Our web UI solves this to some degree: It disables this on Windows and we might even add something that disables it if it does not start with ./ but this does not seem nice. Is there a good way to detect this?
By the way the most important thing is that we check for a shebang where we can, it caused a lot of confusion and weird errors no one could explain when it was missing.
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