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I tried a dynamic variable in URL as shown in the example in the documentation ddosify -t target_site.com/{{_randomInt}}
and it works as expected.
But if I try the dynamic varilable in the domain like following ddosify -t https://{{_randomDomainWord}}.target_site.com
i get following error: err: target is not valid: https://{{_randomDomainWord}}.target_site.com
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I see, Ddosify does not support this. Maybe using the config file will help you if you do not have enormous subdomains. You can place each subdomain as a step.
On the other hand, we will think about this use case. I will update this thread.
I tried a dynamic variable in URL as shown in the example in the documentation
ddosify -t target_site.com/{{_randomInt}}
and it works as expected.
But if I try the dynamic varilable in the domain like following
ddosify -t https://{{_randomDomainWord}}.target_site.com
i get following error:
err: target is not valid: https://{{_randomDomainWord}}.target_site.com
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: