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emails is not defined #17
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I'm getting the same thing: |
Will look into this! |
What arguments are you guys using when this happens? |
Arguments that I used were:
# ./InSpy.py --domain domain.com --titles wordlists/title-list-large.txt
--email [email protected] --csv emails.txt "company"
…On Thu, Nov 8, 2018 at 8:56 PM Jonathan Broche ***@***.***> wrote:
What arguments are you guys using when this happens?
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Fixes jobroche#17. If no employees are found then 'emails' (line 72) never gets initialised
@gojhonny I'm unsure why this was closed when the fix #24 was not merged in? Was there something else that addressed this problem and if not should this not be reopened until the merge is complete? |
File "./InSpy.py", line 89, in
output("csv", args.csv, args.company, domain, employees, emails)
NameError: name 'emails' is not defined
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "./InSpy.py", line 89, in
output("csv", args.csv, args.company, domain, employees, email)
File "/root/tools/InSpy/lib/export.py", line 8, in output
ocsv(file, company, domain, employees, emails)
File "/root/tools/InSpy/lib/export.py", line 21, in ocsv
writer.writerow({"Employee Name": name, "Title": title.replace('&', '&'), "Email": emails[name]})
TypeError: string indices must be integers, not str
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