Status Report #10 of 15

[Djalal Harouni <tixxdz () gmail com>]

Status Report #10 of 15

Accomplishments:

* Fixed some bugs in the rpc.lua

* nfs-statfs now shows the filesystem information like the "df" tool of
the coreutils package, with a new argument "nfs-statfs.human" to show 
the size in the human readable format.
The new version supports NFSv2 and NFSv3, with NFSv3 additional
informations are shown:
 - Maxfilesize: limit of the file size of the filesystem.
 - Maxlink: if the filesystem supports hard links, this field will show
   the hard links limit.

If we combine this info with the NFSv2 Blocksize field, perhaps we can
guess the remote file system type. In *general* this values are hard
coded in kernel sources.
This new version was merged and any suggestions are welcome.

NFSv2 Output:
| nfs-statfs:
|
|   Filesystem           1K-blocks  Used     Available  Use%  Blocksize
|   /mnt/nfs/files       5542276    2732012  2528728    52%   4096
|_  /mnt/nfs/opensource  5534416    620640   4632644    12%   4096

NFSv3 Output:
| nfs-statfs:
|
|   Filesystem         1K-blocks  Used      Available  Use%  Maxfilesize  Maxlink
|   /mnt/nfs/files     5542276    2732012   2528728    52%   2.0T         32000
|_  /mnt/nfs/projects  5542276    699508    4561232    14%   2.0T         32000

For more information:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_file_systems

* Merged the new nfs-ls version and deleted the nfs-acls and nfs-dirlist
scripts.

* Reviewd all the NSE new rules proposal comments and suggestions and
updated the proposal. The new rules will be named "prerule" and "postrule".
You can find the *current* proposal version at: 
/nmap-exp/djalal/newrules_proposal.txt


Priorities:

* Add the new rules support to NSE with some working examples.
* Think of how we could add new discovered targets to Nmap scans.


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tixxdz
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