awesome-pentest/.travis.yml

---
language: ruby
sudo: required
rvm:
  - 2.4.1

install:
  - sudo apt update --yes
  - sudo apt install ca-certificates
  - gem install awesome_bot

script:
  - awesome_bot README.md --allow-redirect --white-list "www.0day.today,mvfjfugdwgc5uwho.onion,creativecommons.org,netsparker.com,www.shodan.io,www.mhprofessional.com,ghostproject.fr"
Fix Travis CI build errors, largely due to stale links. This commit fixes numerous CI build issues related to stale or broken links. These include: * Removal of Zoom username enumeration tool, covered by WPScan anyway. * Removal of old Google dork database that is unmaintained/has vanished. * Removal of `OSVDB.org` zone, which no longer resolves via DNS. * Fix link to NoSQLmap tool (domain expired, use GitHub.com link now). * Update link to Social Engineering in IT book from legacy URL. * Update link to OWASP's AppSecUSA conference; now uses second-level domain. Further, this commit simplifies the `.travis.yml` file in order to use a plainer (more standard) certificates bundle. Two URLs have been added to the whitelist: `www.shodan.io`, which returns a 403 Forbidden error when accessed by Awesome Bot, and `www.mhprofessional.com`, which generates an SSLv3 certificate validation error. Prior to this commit, a custom SSL certificate bundle was generated and then placed in the `/tmp` directory for use, but this is no longer required as the latest `ca-certificates` bundle shipped with Ubuntu contains the root certificates needed for the domains that once required this custom bundle to be used. 2018-11-01 14:32:57 -04:00			`---`
Add awesome bot links check 2016-09-22 15:36:35 -04:00			`language: ruby`
Fix Travis CI build errors, largely due to stale links. This commit fixes numerous CI build issues related to stale or broken links. These include: * Removal of Zoom username enumeration tool, covered by WPScan anyway. * Removal of old Google dork database that is unmaintained/has vanished. * Removal of `OSVDB.org` zone, which no longer resolves via DNS. * Fix link to NoSQLmap tool (domain expired, use GitHub.com link now). * Update link to Social Engineering in IT book from legacy URL. * Update link to OWASP's AppSecUSA conference; now uses second-level domain. Further, this commit simplifies the `.travis.yml` file in order to use a plainer (more standard) certificates bundle. Two URLs have been added to the whitelist: `www.shodan.io`, which returns a 403 Forbidden error when accessed by Awesome Bot, and `www.mhprofessional.com`, which generates an SSLv3 certificate validation error. Prior to this commit, a custom SSL certificate bundle was generated and then placed in the `/tmp` directory for use, but this is no longer required as the latest `ca-certificates` bundle shipped with Ubuntu contains the root certificates needed for the domains that once required this custom bundle to be used. 2018-11-01 14:32:57 -04:00			`sudo: required`
Add awesome bot links check 2016-09-22 15:36:35 -04:00			`rvm:`
Fix Travis CI build errors, largely due to stale links. This commit fixes numerous CI build issues related to stale or broken links. These include: * Removal of Zoom username enumeration tool, covered by WPScan anyway. * Removal of old Google dork database that is unmaintained/has vanished. * Removal of `OSVDB.org` zone, which no longer resolves via DNS. * Fix link to NoSQLmap tool (domain expired, use GitHub.com link now). * Update link to Social Engineering in IT book from legacy URL. * Update link to OWASP's AppSecUSA conference; now uses second-level domain. Further, this commit simplifies the `.travis.yml` file in order to use a plainer (more standard) certificates bundle. Two URLs have been added to the whitelist: `www.shodan.io`, which returns a 403 Forbidden error when accessed by Awesome Bot, and `www.mhprofessional.com`, which generates an SSLv3 certificate validation error. Prior to this commit, a custom SSL certificate bundle was generated and then placed in the `/tmp` directory for use, but this is no longer required as the latest `ca-certificates` bundle shipped with Ubuntu contains the root certificates needed for the domains that once required this custom bundle to be used. 2018-11-01 14:32:57 -04:00			`- 2.4.1`

			`install:`
			`- sudo apt update --yes`
			`- sudo apt install ca-certificates`
Add awesome bot links check 2016-09-22 15:36:35 -04:00			`- gem install awesome_bot`
Fix Travis CI build errors, largely due to stale links. This commit fixes numerous CI build issues related to stale or broken links. These include: * Removal of Zoom username enumeration tool, covered by WPScan anyway. * Removal of old Google dork database that is unmaintained/has vanished. * Removal of `OSVDB.org` zone, which no longer resolves via DNS. * Fix link to NoSQLmap tool (domain expired, use GitHub.com link now). * Update link to Social Engineering in IT book from legacy URL. * Update link to OWASP's AppSecUSA conference; now uses second-level domain. Further, this commit simplifies the `.travis.yml` file in order to use a plainer (more standard) certificates bundle. Two URLs have been added to the whitelist: `www.shodan.io`, which returns a 403 Forbidden error when accessed by Awesome Bot, and `www.mhprofessional.com`, which generates an SSLv3 certificate validation error. Prior to this commit, a custom SSL certificate bundle was generated and then placed in the `/tmp` directory for use, but this is no longer required as the latest `ca-certificates` bundle shipped with Ubuntu contains the root certificates needed for the domains that once required this custom bundle to be used. 2018-11-01 14:32:57 -04:00
Add awesome bot links check 2016-09-22 15:36:35 -04:00			`script:`
Fix Awesome-Bot build errors: ComputerSecurityStudent.com is gone. This commit also adds GhostProject.fr to the whitelist, as they use CloudFlare's JavaScript DDoS detection and return an HTTP 503 error. This commit also removes `zoomeye.org` from the whitelist, because they seem to be returning HTTP 200 OK responses reliably now. 2019-02-19 22:01:14 -05:00			`- awesome_bot README.md --allow-redirect --white-list "www.0day.today,mvfjfugdwgc5uwho.onion,creativecommons.org,netsparker.com,www.shodan.io,www.mhprofessional.com,ghostproject.fr"`