Delaying requests

v3.4.0

dnspyre by default generates queries one after another as soon as the previous query is finished. In some cases you might want to delay the queries. This is possible using --request-delay flag. This option allows user to specify either constant or randomized delay to be added before sending query.

Constant delay

To specify constant delay, you can specify arbitrary GO duration as parameter to the --request-delay flag. Each parallel worker will always wait for the specified duration before sending another query

dnspyre --duration 10s  --server '1.1.1.1' google.com --request-delay 2s

Randomized delay

To specify randomized delay, you can specify interval of GO durations <GO duration>-<GO duration> as parameter to the --request-delay flag. Each parallel worker will always wait for the random duration specified by the interval. If you specify interval 1s-2s, workers will wait between 1 second and 2 seconds before sending another query

dnspyre --duration 10s  --server '1.1.1.1' google.com --request-delay 1s-2s