Re: [sqlmap-users] Session Issue

[Bernardo D. A. G. <ber...@gm...>]

Chris,

Sqlmap constantly write the session file during a run so it is not supposed
to be run concurrently twice or more times against the same URL. If you
really need so specify a different session file to use with switch -s.

Bernardo Damele A. G.

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On 19 Jan 2011, at 13:58, Chris Oakley <chr...@gm...> wrote:

I've been runnning two simultaneous tests on the same domain, but different
pages.  Previously, when I've completed a test, the session is saved in such
a way that when the test ends it will jump straight to the injection points
if it found any when I execute the same or similar commands.  Now, if I
execute the exact same command again, it seems to start testing right over
from the beginning - and this takes ages.

I am scanning www.example.com/blah/?foo=bar and www.example.com/foo/bar at
the same time, and the output directory only has www.example.com with a
single session file that just looks like

[11:20:37 01/19/11]

[13:41:41 01/19/11]

and a log file that contains the 4 injection points but nothing else.  The
other scan has also found some injection points but none of these feature in
either of these two files.

Is this because I'm running two tests on the same domain or is it something
that's broken in the latest dev version?  Or is it something else?  I've
tried this with the last few revisions and the latest revision on Windows
and Linux boxes - same result.

Regards

Chris

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