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Description
Currently it detects the full filename when it is in the dictionary. However, we might have the filename in the dictionary but with a different extension. Now the extension might be easy enough to guess such as ASP which can potentially be ASPX.
It would be great to be able to enable mix matching between filename and well known extensions via an argument.
Imagine we have a dictionary that can give us this result:
WEB~1.CON WEB.CON?
TEST~1.SOA TEST.SOA?
REDIRE~1.ASP REDIRE?.ASP? REDIRECT.ASPX
ZZZ_DO~1.ASP ZZZ_DO?.ASP?
ZZZ_DO~1.HTM ZZZ_DO?.HTM? ZZZ_DONATE_BOX.HTML
DEFAUL~1.ASP DEFAUL?.ASP? DEFAULT2.ASPX
MOBILE~1.ASP MOBILE?.ASP? MOBILE.ASPX
DEFAUL~2.ASP DEFAUL?.ASP? DEFAULT.ASPX
It misses on these:
TEST~1.SOA TEST.SOA?
ZZZ_DO~1.ASP ZZZ_DO?.ASP?
TEST which is not shortened use a well known .SOAP extension which could be tried.
ZZZ_DO~1 file name is already in our dictionary as it managed to find ZZZ_DONATE_BOX.HTML when the extension matched too. However, it is also using a well known extension .ASPX which could have been tried to see whether it is actually there.