Changelog

 Removed the old massping() system, since the functionality has now been migrated into the existing ultra_scan() system (which is used for port scanning too). Thanks to David for doing the migration, which involved a lot of work and testing. The new system is frequently faster and more accurate than massping(), and some of the new algorithms benefit port scans too.

 Renamed Umit to Zenmap to reduce confusion between the version we ship with Nmap as the integrated GUI and the version maintained separately at umit.sourceforge.net. We are excited about Zenmap and expect to remove NmapFE in the near future

 Integrated all of your Q3 service detection submissions! We have now surpassed 4500 signatures and are approaching 500 service protocols. Wow! Thanks to Doug for doing the integration. His notes on the crazy and interesting services discovered this quarter are at http://hcsw.org/blog.pl/31 .

 Added a new ping type: IPProto Ping. Use -PO (that is the letter O as in prOtOcOl, not a zero). This is similar to protocol scan (-sO) in that it sends IP headers with different protocols in the hope of eliciting a response from targets. The default is to send with protocols 1 (ICMP), 2 (IGMP), and 4 (IP-in-IP tunnel), but you can specify different protocol numbers on the command line the same way you specify TCP/UDP ports to -PS or -PU. [Kris]

 The SMTPcommands.nse script was updated to support the HELP query in addition to EHLO [Jason DePriest]

 Added —ttl support for connect() scans (-sT). [Kris]

 Combine the Zenmap setup scripts into one portable setup.py rather than having separate versions for Windows, Unix, and Mac OS X.

 Removed a bunch of unnecessary/incomplete code and data files from Zenmap. [ David]

 In Nbase, switched from GNU’s getopt() replacement functions to Ben Sittler’s BSD-licensed (but GNU compatible) functions. [Kris]

 Include nmap.h in portreasons.h. This fixes a compilation problem reported on OpenBSD. [David]

 Change PCRE from an NSELib module back to statically linked code due to OpenBSD compilation problems. See http://seclists.org/nmap-dev/2007/q4/0085.html [David]

 Fix a problem with —reason printing the wrong host discovery reasons when ICMP destination unreachable packets arrived. [Kris]

 Nmap has better dependency tracking now such that it no longer builds the executable every time you type ’make’. This was causing problems where ’make; sudo make install’ would create a root-owned nmap executable because it was rebuilt as part of ’make install’. [David]