Re: [nmap-svn] r30918 - nmap/todo

["Luis MartinGarcia." <luis.mgarc () gmail com>]

Hi,

Just wanted to mention that this is something that has already been
fixed in the never-ending nmap-npingchanges branch ;-)

Regards,

Luis MartinGarcia.

On 06/11/2013 07:58 PM, commit-mailer () nmap org wrote:
> Author: fyodor
> Date: Tue Jun 11 17:58:19 2013
> New Revision: 30918
>
> Log:
> Minor prioritization w/David
>
> Modified:
>    nmap/todo/nmap.txt
>
> Modified: nmap/todo/nmap.txt
> ==============================================================================
> --- nmap/todo/nmap.txt        (original)
> +++ nmap/todo/nmap.txt        Tue Jun 11 17:58:19 2013
> @@ -13,6 +13,14 @@
>  
>  o Update copyright year to 2013 in the Nmap copyright header files
>  
> +o Nping in ICMP mode (default) must not be checking the icmp IDs or
> +  returned packets or something, because if I have two separate 'nping
> +  scanme.nmap.org' running at the same time, each nping sees the replies
> +  from the other nping (as well as its own) and it screws up the timing
> +  stats too.
> +
> +o Update CHANGELOG for new release
> +
>  o New Nmap Release
>  
>  o Adopt an issue tracking system for Nmap and related tools.  We
> @@ -56,12 +64,6 @@
>      target specification and sees that it is local so can be multicast
>      pinged.
>  
> -o Nping in ICMP mode (default) must not be checking the icmp IDs or
> -  returned packets or something, because if I have two separate 'nping
> -  scanme.nmap.org' running at the same time, each nping sees the replies
> -  from the other nping (as well as its own) and it screws up the timing
> -  stats too.
> -
>  o We should figure out why (at least with Nping) raw ethernet frame
>    sends seem to be taking significantly longer than raw socket sends
>    (e.g. using --send-ip or the OS-provided ping utility).  This has
>
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