[noize]

I don't want it to break, because I want it to continue trying all the login combinations, even if it has already found one.

Oh, well, you're right, I didn't think about when the user chooses to use the "multi" option.

whether the usage should be displayed for both is relative, I think it's fine either way. For the life of me, I can't figure out why this won't work. I keep changing and trying different things, but for some god forsaken reason it won't just work. I wrote this nearly a year ago, and thought I got it to work properly, guess not.

thanks for the help. I'll keep working to figure this out.

I tried switching a few error codes but I just can't get it too. Does it work for you?

no, I still can't get it to work properly for some reason. We could work on this together?

I'm eager to help in any way I can. Maybe the problem is not in the returned code but in the sent data instead?

Edit: how about this code?

Code:

from ftplib import FTP ftp = FTP(user + ":" + pass + "@" + host + ":" + port) ftp.login()

Edit: wait, I just got a working code, switching to PM...

[mls577]

Got working code now, thread updated.

[noize]

Copying and pasting the current OP's code I get this output:

Code:

###########################################################################​ # FTP BRUTE 1.0 # # # # Coded by mls577 and noize # # #suidrewt and #haxme # ###########################################################################​

Look at the end of the lines.

Try copying and pasting that code and running it. If it looks like that for you too try updating your def usage() block with this code:

Code:

def usage(): print("\n ###########################################################################") print(" # FTP BRUTE 1.0 #") print(" # #") print(" # Coded by mls577 and noize #") print(" # #suidrewt and #haxme #") print(" ###########################################################################") print("\n Usage: ftpbrute.py [host] [single | multi] [username | userslist] [passlist]") print("\n Examples:") print("\n ftpbrute.py www.example.com single admin pass.txt") print(" ftpbrute.py www.example.com multi users.txt pass.txt")

[mls577]

Copying and pasting the current OP's code I get this output:

Code:

###########################################################################​ # FTP BRUTE 1.0 # # # # Coded by mls577 and noize # # #suidrewt and #haxme # ###########################################################################​

Look at the end of the lines.

Try copying and pasting that code and running it. If it looks like that for you too try updating your def usage() block with this code:

Code:

def usage(): print("\n ###########################################################################") print(" # FTP BRUTE 1.0 #") print(" # #") print(" # Coded by mls577 and noize #") print(" # #suidrewt and #haxme #") print(" ###########################################################################") print("\n Usage: ftpbrute.py [host] [single | multi] [username | userslist] [passlist]") print("\n Examples:") print("\n ftpbrute.py www.example.com single admin pass.txt") print(" ftpbrute.py www.example.com multi users.txt pass.txt")

That doesn't run like that for me. Do you want me to update it with that? I can if you think it's happening for others. Maybe someone else will give us their opinion.

[Ex094]

Nice work, I'm gonna make one myself too

[Ex094]

Nice work, I'm gonna make one myself too

[Ex094]

Nice work, I'm gonna make one myself too

[mls577]

Nice work, I'm gonna make one myself too

Thank you

[mls577]

Nice work, I'm gonna make one myself too

Thank you

[mls577]

Nice work, I'm gonna make one myself too

Thank you