Rainmap 0.1ALPHA released

[alexandru <alex () hackd net>]

Hello all,

As you may know, I've spent this past summer working with Fyodor on
building Rainmap.  It is a web-app allowing you (and any authorized
users) to create, configure and run Nmap scans from a web browser.  The
source of the scans is the machine hosting Rainmap, so you can place
it for optimal results (e.g. within your firewall to scan internal
systems, on an external machine to monitor visibility of your networks
from the Internet, etc.)

This initial version is rather simple, but it does allow users to
configure and execute scans as well as viewing the results.  Users can
optionally receive email notifications when scans finish.

Rainmap is designed to scale well--you can have multiple worker
(scanning) nodes servicing a single frontend, or you can host it all
on the same machine.

Please take note of the low version number and the ALPHA label - this
code hasn't blown up any machines yet, but that might be for lack of
trying.

Patches, bug reports, questions and comments are always
welcome. Up-to-date information on Rainmap (and the download
information) is available from http://nmap.org/rainmap/

I'd like to thank Fyodor for guidance, David Fifield for feedback and
some of his previous work on Zenmap, and Google for sponsoring the
initial development as part of their Summer of Code program.

Cheers, 

alexandru

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