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Invalid character in host specification (NOT).
From: Alen Williams <alen.williams () address4life com>
Date: Wed, 23 Mar 2005 13:52:13 -0800
Hey,
after searching through a text file of IP's, trying to figure out what
on earth the invalid character could possibly be... I realized it's
because I specified more than 4098 hosts.
nmap -n -sL -iL master.txt | wc -l
Invalid character in host specification.
QUITTING!
4098
I have files of IP's that I need to scan that have much more than 4098
hosts, same for --excludefile as well.
Is there some kind of tweak that I could do to up this limit? I need to
roughly double it.
Thanks.
Alen.
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