dirsearch(1) on Linux
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An advanced command-line tool designed to brute force directories and files in webservers
Flags it lists
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--auth -
--auth-type -
--capital -
--cidr -
--data -
--deep-recursive -
--delay -
--exclude-extensions -
--exclude-redirects -
--exclude-regexps -
--exclude-response -
--exclude-sizes -
--exclude-status -
--exclude-subdirs -
--exclude-texts -
--exit-on-error -
--extensions -
--follow-redirects -
--force-extensions -
--force-recursive -
--format -
--full-url -
--header -
--header-list -
--help -
--http-method -
--include-status -
--ip -
--lowercase -
--max-rate -
--max-time -
--maximal -
--minimal -
--no-color -
--only-selected -
--output -
--prefixes -
--proxy -
--proxy-list -
--quiet-mode -
--random-agent -
--raw -
--recursion-depth -
--recursion-status -
--recursive -
--remove-extensions -
--replay-proxy -
--request-by-hostname -
--retries -
--scheme -
--skip-on-status -
--stdin -
--subdirs -
--suffixes -
--threads -
--timeout -
--uppercase -
--url -
--url-list -
--version -
--wordlists -
-C -
-F -
-H -
-L -
-R -
-U -
-X -
-b -
-d -
-e -
-f -
-h -
-i -
-l -
-m -
-o -
-q -
-r -
-s -
-t -
-u -
-w -
-x