Fwd: nmap-4.22SOC5 traceroute problem

["João Medeiros" <ignotus21 () gmail com>]

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From: João Medeiros <ignotus21 () gmail com>
Date: Aug 23, 2007 1:56 PM
Subject: Re: nmap-4.22SOC5 traceroute problem
To: Eddie Bell <ejlbell () gmail com>


Eddie,

Don't worry Eddie.

I've made more tests and I discover that the problem is differences in
Nmap and Umit XML versions. Sorry by this.

Att, ignotus.

On 8/23/07, Eddie Bell <ejlbell () gmail com> wrote:
> Yeah sorry I quoted the wrong person :) This is strange as rtt is just
> a number so should never appear as a empty string. I would expect, if
> something went wrong, it would appear as a negative value.
>
> If I trace the same IP address my results are correct, but I am in a
> different location so it is hard to compare.
>
> <hop ttl="13" rtt="38.56" ipaddr="195.99.125.102"/>
> <hop ttl="14" rtt="163.86" ipaddr="64.125.31.186"/>
>
> The other strange thing about your results is the attribute ordering.
> It should be ttl/rtt/ipaddr but yours are rtt/ipaddr/ttl
>
> Anyway I'll play around with it and try to reproduce your bug
>
> - eddie
>
> p.s. UmitMapper looks great
>
>
> On 23/08/07, João Medeiros <ignotus21 () gmail com> wrote:
> > Hi friends,
> >
> > This is from my message:
> > > ....
> > > > <hop rtt="" ipaddr="" ttl="13"/>
> > > > <hop rtt="" ipaddr="" ttl="14"/>
> > >
> > > This definitely should not happen! Luís you say this occurs on
> > > windows? I tried it on linux and it works fine, I'll give it a test on
> > > windows when I get the chance
> >
> > This happen in linux with nmap-4.22SOC5.
> >
> > Att, ignotus.
> >
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