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[PATCH] BUGFIX: Unicornscan output so that 'closed' ports are reported as 'closed' instead of 'open'

[PATCH] BUGFIX: fixed the boot status output to have correct information when an ICMP only scan is starting

[PATCH] BUGFIX: The '-iL' option is completely broken when using --ping

Exclude machines at Utah State University

[PATCH] FEATURE: Deduplicate ICMP like SYN/ACK and increase deduplication bucket size

Sort list of source files for deterministic linking order

Fix error and stacktrace when using -p with no ports

fix openwrt compile error

JSON Output Fix

Updated README for ZC.

dynamically load pcap

Fixed JSON output to include wrapping the complete set of {..}'s in [] bracket and removing the last line which didn't fit the avp syntax

[PATCH] BUGFIX to make show = all in config files work correctly

The order of object files is derived from the list of source files,
which has no deterministic order.
Sort the list to enable reproducible building.

Signed-off-by: Reiner Herrmann <reiner@reiner-h.de>

Fix to make show = all in config files work correctly- which means show host up, port open and port closed info. And most important, it means don't throw an en error when show = all is encountered in a config file

things:

- Closed ports
- Open ports
- Up hosts

Note that the following two are equivalent in the config file:

show = open,closed,host
show = all

Pointed out by blkshv:
https://github.com/robertdavidgraham/masscan/issues/190

Addresses:
Gentoo bug @ https://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=503400

This fixes it to behave as expected and perform a ping scan
of the ranges in the file. Before it seemed to think there was
not scan activity to perform.

only scan is starting.

When performing a SYN scan, SYN + UDP scan, or SYN + UDP + ICMP scan,
the original behavior stays the same and reports a SYN Stealth scan.

This is just a cosmetic change to make it clearer that you didn't
invoke the scan incorrectly when trying to only perform a ping sweep.

In the initial implementation, I accidentally left a hardcoded 'open' in
the fprintf, which made results for --show closed broken.