Search Results for "path-movement"

An advanced command-line tool designed to brute force directories and files in webservers, AKA web path scanner. Wordlist is a text file, each line is a path. About extensions, unlike other tools, dirsearch only replaces the %EXT% keyword with extensions from -e flag. For wordlists without %EXT% (like SecLists), -f | --force-extensions switch is required to append extensions to every word in wordlist, as well as the /. To use multiple wordlists, you can separate your wordlists with commas. ...

Folder digging tool to retrieve the list of files based on a search criteria. You can get on the file name, or full path. You can get the file count based on a file mask.

...The web interface is designed for desktop and mobile use and exposes the service only on the local machine by default. Docker Compose provides a straightforward deployment path without requiring a dedicated GPU. The project is still described as early-stage, and actual privacy depends partly on whether users select a local or external model provider.

...The indexer uses efficient n-gram dictionaries and posting lists to keep query latency low, while storing metadata (branch, language, repo) for precise filtering. A built-in web UI and JSON API enable both interactive exploration and integration into editors and other tools. It supports ranking heuristics such as path weighting and symbol awareness to surface likely matches first, even in monorepos. Incremental and parallel indexing let it keep up with active codebases, making it suitable for both local deployments and multi-tenant service setups.

TLPD is designed to tackle the 'path name too long' issue. It scans the directory tree, searching for files and folders with full path name that may be too long for Windows to handle. TLPD is portable, has silent mode. ReadMe and source are available.

pyFileSearcher was designed to be lightweight, easy to use, but capable of handling a large volume of files tool. A tool that I personally could use on large corporate servers to find out - which files have taken all my space in the last few days? It's free, it's opensource, it's for linux and windows. The program is written in Python 3 using the Qt5.

Sometimes (for example when an AD backup fails..) you need to know which paths are longer than 248 characters and full file names are longer than 260 (the numbers are for example, and taken from the Active Directory backup limits). This small application finds these paths, show it, and when double clicking - it takes you to the file in Windows Explorer.

... # first you should use Disk Index file and by default I have turned off this option, Because you better know that when you should use this option. # If you are going to use Disk Index file for your defined path then You should keep one thing in mi

A small application for listing the contents(files/folders/extensions) of a folder. The results includes file name length/full path length/maximum extensions. It supports exporting a report in .txt/.csv format with fully customizable contents.

Unix "which" equivalent for MS Windows. Displays the full path to executable files on Windows by examining "Path" and "PathExt" environment variables.

This is a Python cli command line utility that allows you to search for Java classes/files and packages in jar/ear/war 's on your system under a specific directory / path All docs are on the wiki: http://javaclassfind.wiki.sourceforge.net/

SiteSearch searches the contents of files for strings (wildcard and regex supported) or IP addresses. It is recursive from the path specified. Paths can be local or UNC paths.