nmap 3.20 statistics patch

From: sigtrap (sigtrap@as5-5-7.bi.s.bonet.se)
Date: Tue Apr 22 2003 - 15:32:35 PDT

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    Background:
    The scan can go on for a while if you are scanning firewalled hosts. 
    There are nmap switches to increase ports per second, but how much? 
    I am now releasing a new better version of the patch that works with nmap 3.20.
    (Not tested with nmap 3.25)
    
    nmap 3.20 statistics patch:
    I have added a switch that prints two lines of statistics. 
    The new -c switch guesses how long time the scan will take. 
    Output example: 
    Starting nmap V. 3.20 ( http://www.insecure.org/nmap/ ) 
    Tried: 192 (150 resends) 
    P/S: 12.00 ETS: 9 
    
    The -c switch shows how many ports that has been tested, resends, 
    ports per second and the estimated remaining time of scan. 
    
    Patch with: 
    tar -xvjf nmap-3.2X.tar.bz2
    cd nmap-3.2X 
    patch -p1 < PATH_TO/nmap-3.20_statistics-1.diff 
    
    nmap-3.20_statistics-1.diff is a nmap hack. It is not an official 
    nmap patch. 
    Feel free to forward it if you like it. 
    
    //Ian Vitek
    mailto:remove.ian.vitekat_private (remove remove)
    
    The release will take place at Lackerbiten (Stockholm, Sweden) 2003-04-24 18:00.
    More information:
    http://www.sekure.net/ssnig/
    
    
    
    

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