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Nmap Development: Re: [NSE Script] IRC Server Info

Re: [NSE Script] IRC Server Info

From: Eddie Bell <ejlbell_at_gmail.com>
Date: Mon, 25 Jun 2007 10:12:18 +0100

Cool script but have you thought about adding your make_buffer
function to nselib/stdnse.lua so all scripts have access to it? I
think they would find it useful.

I was playing with pcre and couldn't get it to work, nice to know it
was broken and not me :)

- eddie

On 25/06/07, doug_at_hcsw.org <doug_at_hcsw.org> wrote:
> Hi all!
>
> I figure it's about time NSE supported the most important
> internet protocol of them all: Internet Relay Chat. :)
>
> The script is essentially a full IRC client implementation and
> will handle nick collisions, prePONGing, etc, properly.It needs
> the soc07 SVN branch to run since it depends on the PCRE fixes
> I mentioned in a previous post.
>
> Daemons it works properly with:
> * hybrid
> * ratbox
> * ircnet's
> * bahamut
> * unreal
>
> Daemons that are TOO BROKEN to support:
> * freenode's dancer (or whatever it is now)
>
> This script gives output like:
>
> PORT STATE SERVICE REASON
> 6667/tcp open irc syn-ack
> | IRC Server Info: Server: irc.servercentral.net
> | Version: ircd-ratbox-2.2.6(20070505_0-23918). irc.servercentral.net
> | Servers/Ops/Chans/Users: 60/424/31010/62451
> | Lservers/Lusers: 2/3264
> | Uptime: 42 days, 0:31:04
> | Source host: S01060014c21a0e54.ok.shawcable.net
> |_ Source ident: NONE or BLOCKED
>
> Lots of information here, most of which probably only makes sense
> if you're an IRC user. Notice that your source host and ident are
> shown as they appear to the IRC server which could be handy for
> vhost testing, discovering address masking, and so on.
>
> I know IRC isn't very trendy these days and seems to be declining in
> popularity. Still, IRC is decentralised, secure (when encrypted with
> FiSH etc), open-standards based, and has countless different client
> and server implementations with huge amounts of fascinating features.
> But, most importantly, those of us that like it like it a lot. How
> do you like your IM system?
>
> Best,
>
> Doug
>
> /join #2,000
>
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