DROP TABLE IF EXISTS note;
CREATE TABLE note
(
id INT UNSIGNED NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
insert_ts TIMESTAMP NOT NULL DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP,
user_id INT UNSIGNED NOT NULL REFERENCES user,
parent_type ENUM ('project', 'vulnerability') NOT NULL,
parent_id INT UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
visibility ENUM ('private', 'public') NOT NULL DEFAULT 'private',
content TEXT NOT NULL,
PRIMARY KEY (id),
INDEX (parent_type, parent_id)
) ENGINE = InnoDB;
ALTER TABLE task
RENAME COLUMN description TO command,
RENAME COLUMN parser TO command_parser,
ADD COLUMN description VARCHAR(2000);database/migrations/changes0.7.0-0.7.5.sql)
Hi, currently I've been trying out ReconMap on my ubuntu VM. Currently I am only able to access the ReconMap, when using localhost:3001. Is there any ways I can do this to allow others to access via a public URL?
Currently running the api-backend, creating an environment to access the web client, as it doesn't seem to work for me if I were to run both api-backend and web-client. The web-client upon running the command "make start", it produces <error Couldn't find a package.json file in "/var/www/webapp">
1) To put API and Web client on a cloud server (eg Digital Ocean, 5USD/month, AWS or similars) This is how the demo server is setup
2) To subscribe to reconmap.com to have your own (chelchelchong.reconmap.com or similar). This is a more expensive option but comes with better support, hosting, backup and other things included.
package.json comes from this repo: https://github.com/reconmap/web-client. Have you cloned both API and Web clients on different directories?
The
package.jsoncomes from this repo: https://github.com/reconmap/web-client. Have you cloned both API and Web clients on different directories?
I see, currently i cloned both API and Web Client into the same directory, do I have to place them in 2 separate directories?
The
package.jsoncomes from this repo: https://github.com/reconmap/web-client. Have you cloned both API and Web clients on different directories?I see, currently i cloned both API and Web Client into the same directory, do I have to place them in 2 separate directories?
I've tried to clone the API and Web Client in different directories, and run them, but when running the Web Client, the same error occurs
Hi, I'm having some issues getting reconmap to work. On the api side when I do make start, I don't get any errors but if I curl/visit http://localhost:8080 I get a 403 forbidden, could this be something to do with permissions?
I also get the same error as @chelchelchong when trying to start the web client, I tried to run the command you mentioned @santiagolizardo but that errored as I don't have an environment.js in /usr/share/nginx/html/, am I supposed to copy the environment.local.js and rename it?
Apologies if it's something obvious I just couldn't find anyone else experiencing these errors and couldn't find any documentation on it
curl http://localhost:8080 and 403 for example to curl http://localhost:8080/tasks.
In regards to the missing package.json, not sure what the problem could be... are you running this on Macos/Linux or Windows?
Also, you don't need to clone the web-client. Probably easier if you just start the frontend with this command:
docker run --rm -d -p 3001:80 \
-v "$PWD/environment.js:/usr/share/nginx/html/environment.js" \
--name rmap-web-client quay.io/reconmap/web-client:masterThe only requirement is to have an environment.js file in the directory from where you are running this command
Please check connectivity with the API." when trying to use import data and I can't see any commands for nessus. Would you be able to help?
Thank you for the quick response, the logs/application.log is just showing this
[2021-03-04T19:28:01.925029+00:00] cron.DEBUG: Running queue processor {"class":"Reconmap\Tasks\EmailTaskProcessor"} []
[2021-03-04T19:28:01.925604+00:00] cron.DEBUG: Running queue processor {"class":"Reconmap\Tasks\TaskResultProcessor"} []
[2021-03-04T19:29:02.152991+00:00] cron.DEBUG: Running queue processor {"class":"Reconmap\Tasks\EmailTaskProcessor"} []
[2021-03-04T19:29:02.153762+00:00] cron.DEBUG: Running queue processor {"class":"Reconmap\Tasks\TaskResultProcessor"} []
I'm also getting a "413 Request Entity Too Large" when trying to import the .nessus file, could that be that the file is too big?