Use File.join(__dir__, ...) instead of hardcoding the filepath for the wordlist #7
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…ame" for the wordlist. Previously, the script must be run from the directory where the wordlist file was present. Now, the wordlist file must on the path where the script is present. Therefore, creating symlinks would also work.
Add File.join(__dir__, "filename") method instead of hardcoded "filename" for wordlist
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We couldn't symlink the script in another path to run it from anywhere because the path of the wordlist would be considered relative to where we run the script. So, this PR solves this issue by using introducing the wordlist path as the absolute path where the script is contained. So, the script can be run from anywhere just by symlinking the script to any directory in PATH.
For example.
sudo ln -s $HOME/lazys3/lazys3.rb -T /usr/bin/lazys3