Closed meweez closed 1 year ago
@meweez This is working for me:
$ go run . -p 22 -host 192.168.1.0/24
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[INF] Running host discovery scan
[INF] Running SYN scan with root privileges
[INF] Found 1 ports on host 192.168.1.9 (192.168.1.9)
192.168.1.9:22
Please provide more info about the execution environment. Can you successfully perform the same scan with nmap (with root privileges)?
I could not understand the command yo have used! go run
what?
and yes, I can scan the range with nmap!
Thanks.
go run .
is equivalent to ./naabu
if executed within v2/cmd/naabu
. Could you provide more info related to the following:
naabu -hc
The only thing I can think of is that packets are not routed correctly to the destination, but it's hard to identify the possible reasons without more info. If you use verbose/debug output, are you getting any errors?
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I have this error on latest version!
@hosainxade can you share the output of naabu -hc
?
@hosainxade can you share the output of
naabu -hc
?
Sure
Have the same issue with both 2.1.1 and 2.1.6.... Is there a fix or workaround available for this?
This issue lacks clarity because this exact error occurs if you have http:// or https:// prepended to your domains. If you remove http:// https://; it works just fine
Naabu version:2.1.1
Current Behavior:
when I use this command to scan my network:
sudo naabu -p - -host cidr
it gives me this error:but if I use naabu version 2.1.0 it doesn't trigger any error.
Expected Behavior:
I want to scan my targeted CIDR.
Steps To Reproduce:
sorry I can not write the target CIDR but its valid and ok with previous version.
Anything else:
No, thanks.