lib/ui/web/server/views/welcome.erb in arachni-0.2.2.2 vs lib/ui/web/server/views/welcome.erb in arachni-0.2.3

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@@ -4,31 +4,30 @@ <p>Pardon the splash-screen, it's an one-time thing, but you really <strong>should</strong> read this stuff.</p> </div> <h2>General</h2> <p> - This is the first version of this UI, scratch that, it's not even a real version..hence the "pre".<br/> - In the software world this means that the WebUI may empty your fridge, drink all your coffee, eat your puppy, slash your tires and/or burn down your house.<br/> + The WebUI may empty your fridge, drink all your coffee, eat your puppy, slash your tires and/or burn down your house.<br/> Nevertheless, I'd appreciate it if you gave it a shot and <a href="https://github.com/Zapotek/arachni/issues">let me know</a> if you find anything wrong with it. </p> <h2>What it is</h2> <p> It is a way to: <ul> <li>make working with Arachni easier</li> <li>make report management easier</li> <li>run and manage multiple scans at the same time <em>(each scan will try its best for maximum bandwidth utilization so it'll be like lions fighting in a cage -- make sure you have sufficient resources)</em></li> + <li>work with and manage multiple Dispatchers</li> </ul> </p> <h2>What it isn't (yet)</h2> <p> It isn't: <ul> - <li>stable</li> + <li>too stable</li> <li>a way to make Arachni's goodies available to multiple users <em>(you could but it wouldn't be safe)</em></li> - <li>a way to work with and manage multiple Dispatchers <em>(you can clear your session cookies to force the WebUI to ask you for a new Dispatcher to connect to but there are no guarantees)</em></li> </ul> </p> <h2>What now</h2> <p>