Re: Ncat portable for Windows (static edition)

[Shinnok <admin () shinnok com>]

On 6/30/2011 11:05 AM, Fyodor wrote:
> On Wed, Jun 22, 2011 at 08:27:48PM +0300, Shinnok wrote:
> > Ahh, yes, on a final minute call I made a decision to base the nsock's
> > new configuration on
> > existing ReleaseNoPcap created by ithilgore about a year ago.
> > It seems to not do what it purposes to do thus I created a new one
> > called "Static" based on
> > Release with the proper changes just like for nbase and ncat, like I
> > planned to do initially.
> > All should be fine now(r24245), please confirm.
> I'm glad you got it working, but can you check with Ithilgore about
> ReleaseNoPcap?  If they are both meant to do the same thing then it
> would be better to combine them into one than have profile
> proliferation like this.  Maybe it won't work out, but it is at least
> worth a try :).  Does Ncrack still compile if you try with
> ReleaseNoPcap?  What about with "Static"?
>
> Cheers,
> Fyodor
Hey Ithilgore,

I'm trying to figure out if nsock's ReleaseNoPcap and DebugNoPcap 
project configurations for MS Visual Studio are doing what they are 
supposed to do, which is remove linkage with WinPcap, since by using it 
with Ncat, it still links to it, so now I want to test with ncrack 
directly. However, in the linking process, I encountered this error:
1>LINK : fatal error LNK1104: cannot open file 'openssh.lib'

At first it seems that it tries to link against the wrong lib file, 
since the output of opensshlib is opensshlib.lib. However, I tried 
modifying the Additional Dependencies section of ncrack from openssh.lib 
to opensshlib.lib, but that doesn't seem to do the trick. Any idea what 
the issue might be? I'm using latest ncrack from svn r23091 and Visual 
Studio 2010.

Fyodor,

Besides what nsock's ReleaseNoPcap is supposed to do, nsock's Static 
configuration enables static runtime library linkage in addition.

Regards,
Shinnok
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