Monitoring Open Ports

[Marc Powell]

On Oct 5, 2009, at 2:09 PM, James Pratt wrote:

> Well, look on the bright side - It's not that big of a perl script -  
> you can likely modify it to suit your specific need(s).  :)

and it appears to be a very very trivial change to boot (but will  
break some functionality without further changes)...

If the OP only cares about the functionality of the plugin to check  
the open/closed status of listed ports, he can simply change
     @nmap_raw = `$nmap_path -P0 -p1-65535 $scan_address`;

to

     @nmap_raw = `$nmap_path -P0 -p$allowed_ports $scan_address`;

You can expect this to break other functionality of the plugin like  
full host scans, etc, but I believe that this is what the OP is  
looking for given this further information.

--
Marc


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