satan on linux

Samba is only for linking windows and linux, not for checking network settings. If you want to link windows and linux, Samba is the best tool for that. SATAN-for-linux can do some interesting things for checking your network security, though. I used to run it on RH 7.1, but lost it in a re-install somewhere. More info on SATAN-for-linux here: http://www.fish.com/satan/summary.html

What version of SATAN-for-linux did you d/l? You may have a corrupted tarball or an incompatibility. Try http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/packages/...tan-for-Linux/ for the latest version.

Interesting thread title BTW. I feel Fingers glaring at it..... ;D

Cheers
Mick
Cheers
Mick

[CMonster]

Maybe you should give SAINT a try instead ... sorry. couldn't resist ...ah ..aahh ..aaahhhh!! I can hear the Angels sing

[meanguy21]

mickwish heh, thanx lol, come to think about it, it is kinda interesting. satan on linux! LOL..
about the docs, i already read those, the problem about satan, i couldn't run it as root, "won't run netscape for security reasons". so i tried mozilla and lynx, still.. it runs, but is it usually slow? i just edited the $~/path.pl , however, it gives me the msg above "about portmapper". haven't solved this yet. hmmm another thing. i've tried downloading saint before CMonster check the above .. i wrote the commands for saint extraction, none of them work, unless i'm doing it the wrong way.
peace.