Resuming session

[flyingdan]

I'm trying to understand how to resume a session both when a client has been stopped and when the server has been stopped. I'm not clear if this is possible. My goal is to persist the payload URLs in the case I have to rebuild the infrastructure. Is this supposed to be possible or am I misunderstanding the docs?

For the client, I'm using -sf pointed at a sessions file but new payload URLs are being created each time I start the client. I'm running the Docker version, updated to the latest and through this script:

#!/bin/bash

NR_PAYLOADS=5
CIDL_SIZE=4
CIDN_SIZE=4

read -p "Enter server domain: " ISERVER
read -p "Enter auth token: " ISERVER_TOKEN

sudo docker run --rm --name interactsh-client \
    -v $PWD/ic:/client-storage \
    -v $PWD/ic/config:/root/.config/interactsh-client \
    projectdiscovery/interactsh-client \
    -s $ISERVER \
    -token $ISERVER_TOKEN \
    -n $NR_PAYLOADS \
    -cidl $CIDL_SIZE \
    -cidn $CIDN_SIZE \
    -v \
    -json \
    -o /client-storage/$ISERVER-interactions.txt \
    -sf /client-storage/$ISERVER-sessions.txt \
    -ps \
    -psf /client-storage/$ISERVER-payloads.txt

I run the server using this script:

#!/bin/bash

IDOMAIN="<mytargetdomain.tld>"
EXTERNAL_IP=$(curl -s -q ipinfo.io/ip)
LISTEN_IP="0.0.0.0"
CIDL_SIZE=4
CIDN_SIZE=4
echo "Starting up InteractSH Server using external IP $EXTERNAL_IP and domain name $IDOMAIN"
read -p "Enter existing sessions token (if available): " $TOKEN
if [ ! -z "$TOKEN" ]
then
    TOKEN_AUTH="-t $TOKEN"
fi

docker run --rm --name interactsh-server \
    --network host \
    -v $PWD/certs/$IDOMAIN:/root/.local/share/certmagic/ \
    -v $PWD/is:/server-storage \
    -v $PWD/is/config:/root/.config/interactsh-server/ \
    projectdiscovery/interactsh-server \
    -domain $IDOMAIN \
    -auth $TOKEN_AUTH \
    -disk -disk-path /server-storage \
    -scan-everywhere \
    -cidl $CIDL_SIZE \
    -cidn $CIDN_SIZE \
    -ip $EXTERNAL_IP \
    -listen-ip $LISTEN_IP \
    -http-index /server-storage/index.html \
    -http-directory /server-storage/payloads

[ehsandeep]

@flyingdan, it's only possible to resume the client session, not the server. All interaction data is flushed upon any kind of server restart.

[flyingdan]

Should the payload URLs remain the same if the client session is resumed?

[ehsandeep]

not necessarily, but it doesn't matter, any paylaod URLs generated before or after resuming session will get the interaction as they were generated under same session.