feat: Allow uploading of multiple Nuclei templates

[iamxhunt3r]

Is there any way whether manually or by UI to add many custom nuclei templates in rengine?

[rakesh6927]

yes you can navigate to https://localhost/scanEngine/tool_settings and find nuclei section.

[iamxhunt3r]

yes you can navigate to https://localhost/scanEngine/tool_settings and find nuclei section.

As mentioned above can we add many ( 2 or more at a time) custom nuclei templates ?

[yogeshojha]

No, you can only add one nuclei file at a time, as of now.

I will work on selection of multiple nuclei templates.

[iamxhunt3r]

Well i found a way we can put templates manually on docker

[innerfire3]

Well i found a way we can put templates manually on docker

How?

[y0d4a]

Well i found a way we can put templates manually on docker

would you like to tell us ? DId just copy yaml inside /var/lib/docker/volumes/rengine_nuclei_templates/_data/ works?

[Tamirye]

stupid workaround i found

#!/bin/bash

source_folder="/path/to/nuclei/templates"
destination_folder="/var/lib/docker/volumes/rengine_nuclei_templates/_data/"

# Use find to locate all YAML files inside the source folder
find "$source_folder" -type f -name "*.yaml" -exec cp {} "$destination_folder" \;

[precursorphishy]

How have people mass added their new templates to their scanner engine? The documentation states you need to list each file manually?

Is it a case of creating a new folder within the volume, moving all files there, then formatting all names into yaml friendly formatting for the custom_templates section? Does it need to include the folder name or just name of template?

[psyray]

How have people mass added their new templates to their scanner engine? The documentation states you need to list each file manually?

Yes for the moment.

Is it a case of creating a new folder within the volume, moving all files there, then formatting all names into yaml friendly formatting for the custom_templates section? Does it need to include the folder name or just name of template?

You can mass add the templates directly inside the Celery container, via the docker volumes

docker volume ls
local     rengine_gf_patterns
local     rengine_github_repos
local     rengine_nuclei_templates
local     rengine_postgres_data
local     rengine_scan_results
local     rengine_static_volume
local     rengine_tool_config
local     rengine_wordlist

My docker volume is in this location

/opt/docker/volumes/rengine_nuclei_templates/_data