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

[Randolph Reitz <rreitz () fnal gov>]

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

> On 15/12/2007 00:34, Randolph Reitz wrote:
> > [scanner@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@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 ...

Attachment: nmap_test_head.out.gz
Description:

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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