Re: nmap-dev Zenmap Target - Still cant fix it ! (Mike E-Wire Mail)

[Wolf Halton <saphil () yahoo com>]

I thought this might be a fun problem to solve.  I cannot duplicate the issue in zenmap 5.0 on Ubuntu Linux 9.10.  
What operating system are you using?
-wolf

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Date: Sun, 20 Dec 2009 09:21:55 +0800
From: Mike E-Wire Mail <mikeody () e-wire net au>
Subject: Zenmap Target - Still cant fix it !
To: nmap-dev () insecure org
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Recently I raised an issue about clearing Zenmap target history.
The very quick reply sounded fine and I deleted the relevant file.
Unfortunately this didnt fix the problem so I assumed that Zenmap was 
getting its history from elsewhere. As I couldnt find another likely 
file I unistalled both NMap and Zenmap - a simple task.
After reinstalling both I assumed all would be fixed. It wasnt !!! The 
same long list appears.
So where does Zenmap really get its info from ?
Any help would be good. Thanks
A copy of my previous posting is as follows :

/"I have an irritating but [I am sure] simple question to ask re Zenmap 
and was wondering if someone could help please ? On the main interface 
screen the box labeled 'Target' contains a list of the IP addresses and 
[in some cases host names] of scan targets that have taken place - in 
most cases I have NOT saved the results from these scans. I am trying to 
clear out this list but cannot find the file where the IP addresses/host 
names have been stored. Can anyone help please ? Thanks"./


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