Hi Muhammad,
Answers below:
On Sat, Mar 31, 2012 at 9:31 AM, Muhammad Umair wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I have desire to contribute in GSOC 2012 open source development. I go
> through the GSOC 2012 projects details and it sounds to me an interesting
> project. I am very much interested in the following
Hi Tianwei,
Answering below...
On Sat, Mar 31, 2012 at 9:01 AM, 刘天伟 wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I’m Tianwei Liu. I’ve already introduced myself in the previous mail. I
> wish to work on the *Network** Scanner developer. *Recently, I have
> installed the Network Scanner V1.0 in win7 (Oh it failed!) and Ubu
Here is the script so that you can compile the nmap binaries for android.
It downloads the toolchain, nmap source and does everything for you.
You just need to run the script.
https://github.com/angad/nmap-android/blob/master/nmap-android.sh
This script was tested on Ubuntu 11.04.
Please try this
Perfect. That's sounds good. Just add specific details to your proposal. For
example, how would you incorporate the current message types that we have, into
the overlay network.
Best,
Zubair
On 31 Mar 2012, at 16:16, Narendran Thangarajan wrote:
> Thanks a lot Zubair. I have looked into TomP
Thanks a lot Zubair. I have looked into TomP2P. The great part is that it
has NAT traversal and runs on Android without much reconfiguration. Link :
http://tomp2p.net/doc/advanced/android.html
For the desktop agent, the solution is Jython using which we can invoke
Java methods from Python.
So my p
Hi,
I have desire to contribute in GSOC 2012 open source development. I go through
the GSOC 2012 projects details and it sounds to me an interesting project. I am
very much interested in the following project:
• IPv6 Support and other Improvements under category The Aggregator,
Desktop
Hi,
I’m Tianwei Liu. I’ve already introduced myself in the previous mail. I
wish to work on the *Network** Scanner developer. *Recently, I have
installed the Network Scanner V1.0 in win7 (Oh it failed!) and Ubuntu
12.04, and the Packet Manipulator v0.3 is also in my computer. I’m reading
some code
That is awesome Angad!
Do you already have an author account in our blog? If you don't I can setup
right now so you can post that there.
On Sat, Mar 31, 2012 at 5:48 AM, Angad Singh wrote:
> I was able to compile nmap for Android. I will come up with a script soon
> but here are the basic step
Hi Gorjan!
On Fri, Mar 30, 2012 at 10:14 PM, Gorjan Petrovski wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am Gorjan Petrovski, a Computer Systems Engineering student with a
> keen interest of networks. Last year I participated in GSoC as a
> network discovery and protocols scripting specialist for Nmap and I'm
> hoping
I was able to compile nmap for Android. I will come up with a script soon
but here are the basic steps.
I will do a blog post on this soon when I have made a script for this. If
you need the binaries for Android you can get them here
http://code.angad.sg/nmap/
This will be integrated into the ns-m
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