Taras,
On Wed, Jan 14, 2009 at 7:11 PM, Taras P. Ivashchenko
wrote:
> Andres, so we have 2 features to implement:
> 1. checking for new version
> 2. gathering stats
>
> About the first. Do you want to write something named
> './w3af_check_new_version' script and w3af user will run this script
> w
Andres, so we have 2 features to implement:
1. checking for new version
2. gathering stats
About the first. Do you want to write something named
'./w3af_check_new_version' script and w3af user will run this script
when he will need to know about new version?
About the second. If so, we can add so
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> --- On Mon, 1/12/09, John Doesnot wrote:
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>> From: John Doesnot
>> Subject: Re: [W3af-users] Check if a new version is available
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--- On Mon, 1/12/09, John Doesnot wrote:
> From: John Doesnot
> Subject: Re: [W3af-users] Check if a new vers
>Because I know some of you are a little paranoid about me logging
> your IP addresses, I'll also create a --no-ckeck flag that you could
> use to disable this check.
It should be opt-in if anything... disabled by default, or at least
have a GIANT warning.
Disabling it should be controlled by a
List,
I'm thinking about adding a new feature to detect if the version
running in the users box, is actually the latest version. To do that,
w3af will need to send a request to the w3af.sourceforge.net page,
which will answer back with the current version and then w3af will
parse that and repo
