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Basically only one dork per line is supported at this time. You might be able to bypass this limitation by structuring the string related to the dork like so:
This way DorkNet reads the in the string as a whole. I could tweak the program in such a way as to make sure that even if the line contains more than one operator, so -intext:test -inurl:example for instance, that it is treated as a complete string without the need to worry about where you put the quotation marks.
Hello
Maybe is just a ench request..
if i use complex dorking such:
"HostingAccelerator" intitle:"login" +"Username" -"news" -demo
I receive an error "not recognized"
Maybe there's a way to bypass this?
Thanks in advance
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