hello i'm on kali 2.0 and i can't find the output folder location....
where is it please thank you
have you looked into ~/.sqlmap/output?
also, at the end of sqlmap run you should have a message like this:
[12:30:00] [INFO] testing MySQL
[12:30:00] [INFO] confirming MySQL
[12:30:00] [INFO] the back-end DBMS is MySQL
web application technology: Nginx, PHP 5.3.10
back-end DBMS: MySQL >= 5.0.0
[12:30:00] [INFO] fetched data logged to text files under '/home/stamparm/.sqlmap/output/testphp.vulnweb.com'
Yes it is in root/.sqlmap/output,
But when i want to go here manually i don't find the .sqlmap folder ....why? It is hidden??
+1
+1 controlling the output directory could be really useful
--output-dir=OUT.. Custom output directory path
you cant find it cause the folder is hidden. because it has the " . " in front of the name of the fold it makes it hidden. so when searching for the folder and want to list all the files in the directory, do ls -a to include all files including hidden files with the . in front of the name
I face the same problem .please provide any solution on how to fetch the logged data
from root/.sqlmap/output
@sonu8726k after each run you get the (default/set) location of output:
[XX:XX:XX] [INFO] fetched data logged to text files under '...'
If you are not able to access those files, please provide the exact console output you get and EXACT commands you are trying to use when accessing those files. I have a feeling that you have some basic Linux usage problems here
If you guys still looking for output folder, here it is:

obg
same here can't find sqlmap output file even after ticking the "show hidden files" option.
@manzoo16 This is my last post for similar "problems". sqlmap says loud and clear what's the "output folder" location at the end of the program's run (no matter the OS type):

/home/"user"/.local/share/sqlmap/output
@FkeyboardM yup. I stand corrected. That's the "new" scheme used for last couple of months. I haven't deleted my old one in that previous reply, thus, it was (automatically) preferred over the new one.
So, this should be the "new" location:

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