When signing a custom template, nuclei fail to find the folder of the default tempaltes #4354
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@Greatbug333 , to avoid un-intentional signing of templates . sign utility requires that a valid template path should be given (absolute or relative) in but you should still be able to sign if you use relative paths ex: if your template exist in same folder you are running nuclei you can do $ nuclei.exe -t .\djp-test1.yaml -signplease share if you are unable to do so Thanks ! |
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Nuclei version:
nuclei 3.0.2
OS
windows 10
Problem description
When I use Signing Custom Template and -t is specified as the file name, nuclei returns success=0 failed =0.
But when -t is specified as full path + file name, nuclei returns success=1 failed=0
When I use -tv, nuclei find the default path.
I think this is a BUG that nuclei can't find the default templates path.
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