Made solve.py slightly more automated and added some default values #284
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… binary) an option in solve.py templates Edited template.py to include context.terminal, set arch to x86_64 and r.process is started with just the path to the patched binary as an argument rather than the ELF.
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Added some things to make solve.py slightly more automated
Ie name of patched binaries can be added to templates automatically
solve.py now has default context.terminal and default architecture but these can of course be changed depending on your terminal and architecture
Also default when running solve.py is LOCAL GDB and REMOTE has to be specified to connect to a remote host. This is mostly due to personal preference but given where I spend most of my time when developing exploits that seems more practical.