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nmap ne one?
hey, i've been using my XP home box but i cant get nmap to run on it :( but it runs just fine on all my unix and linux boxes so ne one got any ideas, i'm stumpped :(.
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NMap was first written as a UNIX app, so the primary download on the website is a gzipped tarball for UNIX systems.
However, you can also compile a Windows version from that by reading the "README-WIN32" file. What specific errors are you getting? The downloads page has a few ideas on how to fix things, as well as a pre-compiled binary download for the Windows command line version. I downloaded the pre-compiled binary and it functioned, and then I also tried the Win32 instructions with the tarballed souce, and it also functioned. I'm using Visual Studio .NET 2003 to compile, for reference. |
Make sure you first install winpcap as nmap uses its drivers. And, as Pragma says, make sure you're using the Win32 nmap (zipfile).
Hope that helps! |
Flashing lights and alarms are going off in my head right now.
What are you planning on using nmap for, on a Windows box, that you couldn't do with a linux box? |
seretogis - how about not having to reboot after using Win32 apps? ;)
Seriously, though; I have to use Win32 a lot (at least until I find a WINE that does it for me), and while Linux is only a reboot away I find there's a lot you can achieve with Windows - a lot of the decent apps have been ported to it and are very usable... And yes, I'm aware of the irony of saying Windows is a disadvantage because of the lack of Linux apps ported to it :) |
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