INFO processing file `nselib/datafiles.lua'
ERROR undefined handler for tag `type'
INFO processing file `nselib/dns.lua'
ERROR undefined handler for tag `result'
ERROR undefined handler for tag `result'
INFO processing file `nselib/netbios.lua'
ERROR undefined handler for tag `returns'
INFO processing file `nselib/snmp.lua'
ERROR undefined handler for tag `result'
INFO processing file `scripts/SSLv2-support.nse'
ERROR undefined handler for tag `ouput'
Removed a @see tag which refers to Lua's string.format rather than to NSE docs:
INFO generating file `docs/modules/stdnse.html'
ERROR unresolved reference to symbol `string.format'
nmap.new_try is not a function accepting another function, it is a function
taking a variable number of arguments, assumed to be the return value of some
function. In other words, the returned try function is not responsible for
running other functions, it only sees their return values.
http, ipOps, listop, and match. This is mainly merging the best documentation
from the module source and scripting.xml into the module, with the aim of
making the source code the canonical source for module documentation.
The attached fixes an error in ipOps.ip_to_bin() when a string is passed
to stdnse.tohex(). This should always be (and should always have been)
a number.
smb-enumshares.nse, and smb-enumusers.nse. Also enhance the netbios.lua and
smb.lua modules. Remove the smb-enum.nse script. All these changes are from Ron
Bowes.
It is unnecessary to prefer targetname over the ip in the request()
function since host is only passed to socket:connect() which would have to
resolve the targetname back to the ip.
I've rewritten the header/body separation to use a single regex which
should do the same as your code and since the first match is non-greedy
should always prefer the shorter version.
I've done something similar for the header splitting.
I've removed the type checks for header and body since they are always
strings.
- not returning services in the same fashion as parse_services(protocol) did
- bad logic prevented parse_file( filename, { } ) from returning an array
of lines where filename was one of Nmap's data files (as it does for
other files)
- creating a table key with a value of nil when the pattern for the key
matches, but the pattern for the value doesn't - this was made most
obvious by the recent changes as it prevented them returning the correct
data
give the error: SCRIPT ENGINE: C:\Program
Files\Nmap\nselib/http.lua:77: attempt to call field 'parse' (a nil
value) [Jah]
Also added Win2K dependencies section to nmap-install (I should have
done a separate checkin for that)
the parsing of the standard nmap data files (e.g. nmap-services,
nmap-protocols, etc.) now uses those generic routines. NSE scripts
and libraries may find them useful for dealing with their own data
files, such as password lists. [Jah]
Attached corrects answerFetcher[types.TXT]() in dns.lua which inserts
v.data into answers only if v.domain is present - I believe the test
should be for v.data. This was preventing TXT answers from being
returned from dns.query() with the retAll option.
