Brandon Enright wrote:
> Attached is a patch against Subversion that adds '--dtd' and
> '--webdtd' options to allow Nmap to print the <!DOCTYPE nmaprun SYSTEM
> "..."> element for validating parsers to use.
>
> Rather than change existing -oX output and possibly break some
> parsers, the default is still not to print the <!DOCTYPE ...> element.
> If '--dtd <path>' is used, XML output will contain a reference to the
> DTD specified in <path>. I've also added the short-hand '--webdtd'
> which outputs <!DOCTYPE nmaprun SYSTEM
> "http://insecure.org/nmap/data/nmap.dtd">.
>
> Since some validating parsers complain if the encoding of the XML file
> is not specified I've set the encoding to 'UTF-8' with: <?xml
> version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>. UTF-8 should always work with the
> existing format but just in case, it is only set if either '--dtd' or
> '--webdtd' are used.
>
> This patch includes changes against nmap-man.xml which isn't included
> with Nmap by default (I think it it should be though). For the
> purposes of this patch I dropped the file in the doc/ directory. This
> was my first time editing DocBook XML but I think I got it right.
>
> Brandon
>
I tested it out and, besides patch puking when it encountered
nmap-man.xml and I removed it to repatch, it works fine for me. I tried
--dtd and --webdtd, looked at the pages in Firefox and looked at the
page source, and it all looks good to me (though I'm far from an XML
expert).
-Kris
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