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## Config File
AutoRecon looks in multiple places for its config file (config.toml). It will first check the current working directory for the file, and if not found, will use the one automatically created at ~/.config/AutoRecon/config.toml. The command line option `-c` and `--config` will override this behavior, and force AutoRecon to use the one specified:
AutoRecon looks in multiple places for its config file (config.toml). It will first check the current working directory for the file, and if not found, will use the one automatically created at ~/.config/AutoRecon/config.toml. The option `-c` and `--config` will override this behavior, and force AutoRecon to use the one specified:
```
autorecon -c /path/to/config.toml <target>
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## Listing Plugins
The `--list / -l` option will list information about all the plugins in AutoRecon. An optional type can be provided to only display a specific type of plugin. Supported types are: port, service, report. For example, to list the service scan plugins, use:
The `-l` and `--list` options will list information about all the plugins in AutoRecon. An optional type can be provided to only display a specific type of plugin. Supported types are: port, service, report. For example, to list the service scan plugins, use:
```
autorecon -l service
```
The plugin type, name, slug, and description (if it exists) will be displayed for each plugin.
The plugin type, name, slug, and description (if it exists) will be displayed for each plugin.
## Output
By default, AutoRecon will create a results directory named "results" in the current working directory. All output from AutoRecon is written here, using the following directory structure:
```
results
└── <target>
├── exploit/
├── loot/
├── report/
│ ├── local.txt
│ ├── notes.txt
│ ├── proof.txt
│ └── screenshots/
└── scans/
├── _commands.log
├── _manual_commands.txt
├── tcp<port>/
├── udp<port>/
└── xml/
```
The `-o` and `--output` options can be used to specify another location for the results directory (relative or absolute path).