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J[Nmap] Ver. 3.81

- Java Front-end for Nmap -

J[Nmap] is a front-end for Nmap Security Scanner writed in Java.

Is programmed with J2SDK 1.5 and require it to work correctly.

Please upgrade your J2SDK version at 1.5 release.

J[Nmap] - Ver. 3.81 is integrated with nmap-3.81.

May be some options isn't unavailable if you use an older version.

J[Nmap] is programmed for Unix Like System.

N.B. J[Nmap] Ver. 3.81 is OpenSource and distributed under GPL License.

This is a free software! IzPack used to create the package.

SCREENSHOTS:

View J[Nmap] Screenshots!

DOWNLOAD PACK: (Require J2SDK 1.5)

Download J[Nmap] Ver. 3.81 - JAR Pack. [615 Kb]

Download J[Nmap] Ver. 3.81 - Slack Pack. [152 Kb]

Installation is very simple! Type this command in shell (AS ROOT!):

For JAR file:
$ java -jar jnmap-v3.81-dev.jar

For TGZ file:
$ installpkg jnmap-v.3.81dev-i486-1nec.tgz

After installation you can launch J[Nmap] simply typing in shell: $ jnmap

To uninstall J[Nmap]

read Uninstall.txt in

your installation dir (for JAR pack).

For Software feedback, bugs and others: necrosoft@slacky.it

Package routine and "wrong" configuration of JVM in your machine can generate some problems. This is a list of know problems at now.

1) Know installation error - X11 Server Problem

In some situation the installation procedure (JAR Pack) can return an error like this: "Can't connect to X11 window server using ':0.0' as the value on DISPLAY variable".
This is a "normal" error when you can try a connection to X11 server by an alias root with 'su -' command from X11 user environnement. The best and fast practice to fix this problem is the next:

1) In shell type:

      $ echo $DISPLAY

    If the response isn't ':0.0' you must type:

        $ export $DISPLAY=":0.0"

2) Type 'su' for a "normal" alias by root (NO 'su -'), and:

        $ java -jar "package.jar"

2) Know installation error - Java: command not found

Switching between user and root you can lose java command (this depend to your profile configuration bash...). You receive a "java : command not found" message. Probably java bin or link aren't insert in your /usr/bin directory.
A possible and necessary solution to launch J[Nmap], after installation, is simply. Type in shell:

$ ln -s /"path_of_j2sdk"/bin/java /usr/bin

Now re-type installation command: java -jar "package.jar"

IMPORTANT: you can have same problem if you install the Slack Pack and launch J[Nmap] as root. In this way also create a correct link like suggested in previous command.

Enjoy! :)