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Hi, |
Hi Janiko! I am trying to run for the first time and I'm not a python developer, so sorry if my question is dumy, but lets go: When I run i get the error: You must specify a region, and I didn't see the "aws-regions.json file... Where I put the region and account information? |
Hi, To use this program, you need to have AWS CLI installed. See here: https://aws.amazon.com/cli/. Then test your AWS CLI in command line. Ex: Regions are retrieved dynamically so you don't need to have a Let me know if it helps. |
Fine! Thank you so much, I will try this today |
@jardelmorais did this work for you? @janiko71 thanks for the script. I was hoping to find a place where I can set teh scope for regions ( I do not want it to try every region ) as a configuration parameter. In AWS config I can set a default region. What would be interesting to do is to pass it an array. As in here:
in As a note, this is not a solution: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cli/latest/userguide/cli-configure-profiles.html That sets a region per account. What if you manage more than one region per account? Basically the default credentials, iterating over a list of regions would be perfect. |
Hi, I've added a 'regions' paramater in the DEV branch ( |
How can I limit the scan to a specific region ?
I’ve edited the aws-regions.json configuration to the us-east-1 region alone. However when I run a scan for s3 buckets the tool defaults to global region
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