Re: listing directory structure within webserver root

[Jose Maria Lopez <jkerouac () bgsec com>]

El mié, 01 de 09 de 2004 a las 17:06, DokFLeed.Net escribió:
> I don't think you can,
> all of the softwares (that i knowof)  use follow-link methods.
> they have to get a starting page containing links to the next files.
> thats why it can never list 403 pages.
>
> DokFLeed,
> Smoke Dope, Eat Soap, Fly Home in a Bubble

But nessus can find all the directories in my Apache web
server root directory, so maybe there's a method to find
the starting web pages. I don't know of any tool that
does this, anyway.

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