Nmap Development: Re: ambiguity about nmap results

[doug () hcsw org]

FWIW:

-bash-3.2$ uname -a
OpenBSD blackhole 4.3 GENERIC#698 i386
-bash-3.2$ pwd
/usr/ports/net/nmap
-bash-3.2$ grep ^V= Makefile
V=              4.53

Also, several people suggested "netstat -a" for looking for open
ports on your local machine. netstat is OK but even better IMO is
"lsof -i" (may need root or kmem privs). It will give you much more
info such as which process owns the socket, what the file descriptor
is in that process, etc. And when you're developing, "lsof -p PID"
is invaluable. It will tell you all sockets, files, mmaps, dynamic
libraries loaded etc. Once you go lsof you never go back. :)

Doug

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