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Using the -nf flag, you can feed a list of FQDN's to amass that you discovered via other means. However, if the flag points to a non-existent or empty file, amass aborts the enumeration.
I suggest a slightly different approach. Instead of aborting, amass should log the missing/empty file as an error in AMASS.LOG and continue the enumeration. There's no reason to abort the enumeration since this file is optional.
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Using the -nf flag, you can feed a list of FQDN's to amass that you discovered via other means. However, if the flag points to a non-existent or empty file, amass aborts the enumeration.
I suggest a slightly different approach. Instead of aborting, amass should log the missing/empty file as an error in AMASS.LOG and continue the enumeration. There's no reason to abort the enumeration since this file is optional.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: