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david 360ba052e9 AUTH_UNIX support for rpc.lua.
http://seclists.org/nmap-dev/2012/q2/54

This patch is from Daniel Miller. He writes:

I've just finished enhancing the nfs-ls, nfs-statfs, and nfs-showmount
scripts so that they can run based on version detection information,
for cases where the portmapper is firewalled. For nfs-ls and
nfs-statfs, this required making a hostrule to check that both a
mountd service and a nfs service were detected. In the process, I
ended up adding the AUTH_UNIX flavor to rpc.lua, since the RFC states
that AUTH_NULL can only be used for the NULL procedure (and my Linux
nfs-kernel-server was enforcing that).

Other minor changes:

* If running privileged, attempt to bind to a reserved port. Many NFS
servers refuse to talk to source ports >1024, as a "security measure"
* handle an odd case in nfs-ls where READDIRPLUS does not return file
attributes. Chose to use all ?'s, but in the future maybe a direct
GETATTR call?
* remove reference to nfs.dirlist argument from nfs-ls doc, since it is unused
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