Update for docker support + Added ssl/tls verification flag #121
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why deleting burp_extension though? it's not testing |
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and why deleting the Docker images to test each template engine? |
I forget to undo some changes a while ago. So when I checked my repo now, I thought it should be like that while it's not. |
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I've been working with tplmap a lot these days, and noticed that some users might be facing some dependency issues due to outdated packages. To streamline the setup process and ensure a smoother experience for all users, I've added Docker support to the project.
Changes:
I've thoroughly tested this setup on Linux Debian 6.5.3, docker-v20.10.25, and it seems to be running smoothly.
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