w3af_console(1) [debian man page]

w3af(1) 						w3af console user interface manpage						   w3af(1)

NAME

       w3af_console - Web Application Attack and Audit Framework with console interface

SYNOPSIS

       w3af_console [-h] [-s <script-file>] [-p <profile-file>] [-i <metasploit-path>]

DESCRIPTION

       w3af is a Web Application Attack and Audit Framework. The project goal is to create a framework to find and exploit web application vulner-
       abilities that is easy to use and extend. This is the console user interface manpage.

OPTIONS

       -h     Print help message.

       -s <script-file>
	      Execute a script file. Example: "w3af_console -s script/web_spider.w3af".

       -p <profile-file>
	      Run with the selected profile. Example: "w3af_console -p profiles/OWASP_TOP10.pw3af".

       -i <metasploit-path>
	      Directory where MSF is installed (only used to install the virtual daemon)

SEE ALSO

       w3af(1), w3af_gui(1)

User Guide
       To learn more about w3af please read the w3af users guide, which is available with your installation (readme/w3afUsersGuide.pdf)  and  also
       online at http://w3af.sourceforge.net/documentation/user/w3afUsersGuide.pdf .

BUGS

       The  framework  is  still  under  development and has reported bugs. To read a complete list of them, or to submit a bug, please point your
       browser to https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=170274&atid=853652 .

w3af								 01 September 2008							   w3af(1)

LUCKYBACKUP(8)						      System Manager's Manual						    LUCKYBACKUP(8)

NAME

       luckybackup - a powerful, fast and reliable backup & sync tool

SYNOPSIS

       luckybackup [OPTIONS]... [FILE]...

DESCRIPTION

       luckybackup is an application that backs-up and/or synchronizes any directories with the power of rsync

OPTIONS

	--help
	    displays this help message
	--version
	   displays the current version of the application
	--skip-critical
	    does not execute tasks that appear with a 'CRITICAL' warning message
	--dry-run
	    executes luckybackup in dry-run (simulation) mode
	--silent
	    executes luckybackup in silent mode (just tray notification icon shown)
	-c
	    console mode. Use this, if there is no graphical envrironment available
	--no-questions
	    skips confirmation questions asked to user. Implies -c (console mode)

	[FILE]
	    is the filename of the already created profile that is going to be executed

	 examples
       1. Execute luckybackup gui :
       $ luckybackup
       2. Execute luckybackup in silent mode for profile '~/.luckyBackup/profiles/BackupHome.profile' :
       $ luckybackup --silent ~/.luckyBackup/profiles/BackupHome.profile

       3. Execute luckybackup in console mode for profile '~/.luckyBackup/profiles/BackupHome.profile' :
       $ luckybackup -c BackupHome.profile
       4. Execute luckybackup in console mode for profile '~/.luckyBackup/profiles/BackupHome.profile'
       Do not ask any questions and skip all operations that appear CRITICAL after the checks :
       $ luckybackup --skip-critical --no-questions ~/.luckyBackup/profiles/BackupHome.profile

SEE ALSO

       For a complete documentation, please have a look at the application manual via the gui main window help menu.

AUTHOR

       luckybackup was written by <Loukas Avgeriou>.

       This manual page was written by luckyb <luckyb69@sourceforge.net>, for the Debian project (but may be used by others).

								    2011-01-12							    LUCKYBACKUP(8)