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Depends on:  Qt 3.x
Downloads:  1960

Submitted: Apr 6 2004
Updated: Apr 26 2005

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Description:

A graphical frontend for nmap.

It is written in and requires PyQt.

Feedback and suggestions are welcome to fredrikfornwall@gmail.com (or just post here).

Changelog:

3.70:
Added RPM to make sure people got PyQt installed.

Some updates to better support nmap 3.70.

Changed WhatsThis messages into tooltips.

3.71:
Applied bug fix with sourceGroupBox#setColumnLayout supplied by Matthias Votisky (thanks!). If you were getting an error message when trying to run, this may be the cause.

3.72:
Added option (-d) to disable tooltips and a simple help (-h) switch.

Changed to support word wrap.

3.73:
Suggestions by Steven Robson: Clear action and some line breaks between each nmap run.

License: GPL

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Looks good

by aaron on: Apr 7 2004

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Its about time someone make a qt version of nmapfe. Thanks.

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what do I do next?

by alanguy on: Apr 27 2004

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Well I unpacked the tarball, but what do I do next?

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The nmapqt.py file is a python program, meaning that it can be executed with "python ./nmapqt.py".

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by alanguy on: Apr 28 2004

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ok, but in a root console all I get is:
"python: can't open file'./nmapqt.py'".
Where do I put the "11824-nmapqt.py" file? - thanks.

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by fornwall on: May 3 2004

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It seems as if kde-apps mangles the file name, so you can just rename the downloaded file (11824-nmapqt.py or whatever) to nmapqt.py and then run it normally.

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i can't make

by mehdi on: Jun 5 2004

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i try this :
python ./11824-nmapqt.py
ERROR: PyQt (http://www.riverbankcomputing.co.uk/pyqt/) could not be found - exiting

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umm

by john81 on: Sep 6 2004

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I much like what you have done here but nmap is much better when used from the command line, for me at least. Even nmapfe gets in my way. I can only imagine what a qt derivative would be like.

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Screen Buffer

by dgilmore on: Apr 27 2005

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I tried nmapqt out today and have only one complaint, the nmap went off of the buffer on the screen i did a nmap of my lan with 90 hosts and at the end could see details on only 10 of them.

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I've recently changed the maximum displayed log lines from 200 to 5000. Is that enough? Otherwise I could increase it further (or make it settable).

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Should be plenty. but it could be nice as a user settable option if you append outputs of scans

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Thanks

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A really cool app - easy to use and powerful.

It is not the size of the hammer that counts. It's how you wield it.
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nmapqt

KDE Networking Tool

A graphical frontend for nmap. It is written in and requires PyQt. Feedback and suggestions are welcome to fredrikfornwall@gmail.com (or just post here).

Looks good

Its about time someone make a qt version of nmapfe. Thanks.

what do I do next?

Well I unpacked the tarball, but what do I do next?

Re: what do I do next?

The nmapqt.py file is a python program, meaning that it can be executed with "python ./nmapqt.py".

Re: Re: what do I do next?

ok, but in a root console all I get is: "python: can't open file'./nmapqt.py'". Where do I put the "11824-nmapqt.py" file? - thanks.

Re: Re: Re: what do I do next?

It seems as if kde-apps mangles the file name, so you can just rename the downloaded file (11824-nmapqt.py or whatever) to nmapqt.py and then run it normally.

i can't make

i try this : python ./11824-nmapqt.py ERROR: PyQt (http://www.riverbankcomputing.co.uk/pyqt/) could not be found - exiting

umm

I much like what you have done here but nmap is much better when used from the command line, for me at least. Even nmapfe gets in my way. I can only imagine what a qt derivative would be like.

Screen Buffer

I tried nmapqt out today and have only one complaint, the nmap went off of the buffer on the screen i did a nmap of my lan with 90 hosts and at the end could see details on only 10 of them.

Re: Screen Buffer

I've recently changed the maximum displayed log lines from 200 to 5000. Is that enough? Otherwise I could increase it further (or make it settable).

Re: Re: Screen Buffer

Should be plenty. but it could be nice as a user settable option if you append outputs of scans

Thanks

A really cool app - easy to use and powerful.

A graphical frontend for nmap.

It is written in and requires PyQt.

Feedback and suggestions are welcome to fredrikfornwall@gmail.com (or just post here).

ok, but in a root console all I get is:
"python: can't open file'./nmapqt.py'".
Where do I put the "11824-nmapqt.py" file? - thanks.

i try this :
python ./11824-nmapqt.py
ERROR: PyQt (http://www.riverbankcomputing.co.uk/pyqt/) could not be found - exiting