How to execute linkfinder as a command in terminal from anywhere ?

[abhi06991]

I am just trying to include the path of the linkfinder.py to .bashrc file, so that I can run it as a linux command from anywhere, but its just not working!

I have tried everything, gave the script the +x permissions, removed the .py extension. When I am in the LinkFinder folder, this command works ./linkfinder fine, but I am not able to run the command from anywhere else.

Any suggestions ?

[0xRapid]

I find the symbolic link a better solution.

For example, if I want to run dirsearch.py using the command 'dirsearch' from anywhere I do this:

sudo ln -s /home/kali/dirsearch/dirsearch.py dirsearch

Then I can run 'dirsearch' from any directory.

[rickjms1337]

you can also set an alias in your .bashrc or you .zshrc file for example this is how i set mine up had issues with installing it. once you set this just source your .bashrc file / restart terminal should work.

alias linkfinder='python3 /home/rickjms/github-tools/LinkFinder/linkfinder.py'