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When running http with -csv as the output, I should only get the data columns that I've specified in the command line. However, I get everything instead. no problem for one site, but for hundreds, its way too much data.
Steps To Reproduce:
run httpx without csv
echo "yahoo.com" | httpx -title -status-code -tech-detect -follow-redirects -asn -ip -cdn -server -ss
@Spidle thanks for flagging this, although default output fields are not created based on CLI input, including body / header as default is unexpected and seems be a bug that we will fixing asap.
@Spidle thanks for flagging this, although default output fields are not created based on CLI input, including body / header as default is unexpected and seems be a bug that we will fixing asap.
Thanks for looking at it! I suppose another alternative would be to omit in the same way that PD's Katana does with -or and -ob.
httpx version:
v1.4.0
Current Behavior:
When
Expected Behavior:
When running http with -csv as the output, I should only get the data columns that I've specified in the command line. However, I get everything instead. no problem for one site, but for hundreds, its way too much data.
Steps To Reproduce:
run httpx without csv
echo "yahoo.com" | httpx -title -status-code -tech-detect -follow-redirects -asn -ip -cdn -server -ss
run httpx with csv
echo "yahoo.com" | httpx -title -status-code -tech-detect -follow-redirects -asn -ip -cdn -server -ss -csv -o out.csv
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