Tod Beardsley d1726ddadf I fell down a rathole trying to debug something today, but at least now I can always find my way back with this. It parses metasploit modules to see if you're using all the datastore elements you declared and if you declared all your datastore elements. Don't try to get too fancy with it -- my metaprogramming is all driven by regex, so it'll be easy to trick me if you want to with funny-looking code with weird linebreaks. ... git-svn-id: file:///home/svn/framework3/trunk@9758 4d416f70-5f16-0410-b530-b9f4589650da		2010-07-09 21:44:52 +00:00
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memdump	…
convert_31.rb	…
exe2vba.rb	…
exe2vbs.rb	…
find_badchars.rb	…
halflm_second.rb	…
import_webscarab.rb	…
lm2ntcrack.rb	…
metasm_shell.rb	…
module_author.rb	…
module_disclodate.rb	…
module_license.rb	…
module_ports.rb	…
module_reference.rb	…
module_targets.rb	…
msf_irb_shell.rb	…
msfcrawler.rb	…
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nasm_shell.rb	…
pattern_create.rb	…
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verify_datastore.rb	I fell down a rathole trying to debug something today, but at least now I can always find my way back with this. It parses metasploit modules to see if you're using all the datastore elements you declared and if you declared all your datastore elements. Don't try to get too fancy with it -- my metaprogramming is all driven by regex, so it'll be easy to trick me if you want to with funny-looking code with weird linebreaks.	2010-07-09 21:44:52 +00:00