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In Nsock, handle WSAEADDRNOTAVAIL (errno 10049) as a known connection error
rather than allowing an assertion failure. This error code is sometimes returned by Windows when attempting to scan a broadcast address or port 0.
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# Nmap Changelog ($Id$); -*-text-*-
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o Nsock handles a certain Windows connect error, WSAEADDRNOTAVAIL
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(errno 10049), preventing an assertion failure that looked like
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Strange connect error from 203.65.42.255 (10049): No such file or directory
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Assertion failed: 0, file .\src\nsock_core.c, line 290
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The error could be seen by running a version scan against a
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broadcast address. Thanks to Tilo Köppe and James Liu for reporting
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the problem. [David]
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o NSE prints messages in debugging mode whenever a script starts or
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finishes [Patrick, David].
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