Re: Suspect that --host-timeout is not working in 4.50?

On Dec 15, 2007, at 3:03 PM, jah wrote:

> On 15/12/2007 00:34, Randolph Reitz wrote:
>>
>>
>> [scanner_at_clouseau ~]$ nmap -d -sS -F --host_timeout 1m -A
>> 131.225.136.140
> I've got a feeling that one of the scripts running during the above
> scan you gave as an example is causing a problem for you (either
> bruteTelnet or anonFTP), would you mind running the following
> similar scan:
>
> nmap -sS -p21,23 --script=bruteTelnet,anonFTP --script-trace -d3 --
> log-errors 131.225.136.140
>
> I'm not sure whether nse scripts are meant to obey host-timeout
> rules or not, but neither of these scripts should take very long,
> certainly not the times you're seeing and using script-trace should
> help identify what is causing the massive delay.
>
> Regards,
>
> jah

Hi,

I ran the nmap command for ~11 minutes and the output file is ...

[scanner_at_clouseau ~]$ ls -lt | head
total 2231076
-rw-rw-r-- 1 scanner scanner 2207219285 Dec 15 21:52 namp_test.out

Wow, that's big. Looks like a loop that never ends. Here is the
first minute ...

There is no firewall at the Fermilab border, so you can run the
command if you wish.

Thanks for your help.
Randy Reitz

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