Command-Line Help for rwalk

This document contains the help content for the rwalk command-line program.

Command Overview:

• rwalk↴

rwalk

A blazingly fast web directory scanner

Usage: rwalk [OPTIONS] [URL] [FILE:KEY]...

Arguments:

• <URL> — Target URL
• <FILE:KEY> — Wordlist(s)

Options:

• -m, --mode <MODE> — Crawl mode

  Possible values: recursive, recursion, r, classic, c, spider, s

• --force — Force scan even if the target is not responding

• --hit-connection-errors — Consider connection errors as a hit

• -t, --threads <THREADS> — Number of threads to use

• -d, --depth <DEPTH> — Crawl recursively until given depth

• -o, --output <FILE> — Output file

• --pretty — Pretty format the output (only JSON)

• --timeout <TIMEOUT> — Request timeout in seconds

  Default value: 10

• -u, --user-agent <USER_AGENT> — User agent

• -X, --method <METHOD> — HTTP method

  Default value: GET

• -D, --data <DATA> — Data to send with the request

• -H, --headers <key:value> — Headers to send

• -C, --cookies <key=value> — Cookies to send

• -R, --follow-redirects <COUNT> — Follow redirects

  Default value: 5

• -c, --config <CONFIG> — Configuration file

• --throttle <THROTTLE> — Request throttling (requests per second) per thread

• -M, --max-time <MAX_TIME> — Max time to run (will abort after given time) in seconds

• --no-color — Don't use colors You can also set the NO_COLOR environment variable

• -q, --quiet — Quiet mode

• -i, --interactive — Interactive mode

• --insecure — Insecure mode, disables SSL certificate validation

• --show <SHOW> — Show response additional body information

• -r, --resume — Resume from a saved file

• --save-file <FILE> — Custom save file

  Default value: .rwalk.json

• --no-save — Don't save the state in case you abort

• --keep-save — Keep the save file after finishing when using --resume

• -T, --transform <TRANSFORM> — Wordlist transformations: "lower", "upper", "prefix", "suffix", "capitalize", "reverse", "remove", "replace"

• -w, --wordlist-filter <KEY:FILTER> — Wordlist filtering: "contains", "starts", "ends", "regex", "length"

• -f, --filter <KEY:FILTER> — Response filtering: "time", "status", "contains", "starts", "end", "regex", "length", "hash", "header", "json", "depth", "type"

• --or — Treat filters as or instead of and

• --force-recursion — Force the recursion over non-directories

• --directory-script <DIRECTORY_SCRIPT> — Override the default directory detection method with your own rhai script

• --request-file <FILE> — Request file (.http, .rest)

• -P, --proxy <URL> — Proxy URL

• --proxy-auth <USER:PASS> — Proxy username and password

• --subdomains — Allow subdomains to be scanned in spider mode

• --external — Allow external domains to be scanned in spider mode (Warning: this can generate a lot of traffic)

• -a, --attributes <ATTRIBUTES> — Attributes to be crawled in spider mode

• --scripts <SCRIPTS> — Scripts to run after each request

• --ignore-scripts-errors — Ignore scripts errors

• --completions <SHELL> — Generate completions for the specified shell

• --open-config — Open the config in the default editor (EDITOR)

• --default-config — Print the default config in TOML format. Useful for debugging and creating your own config

• --capture — Capture the responses to be analyzed later in the interactive mode

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