<PRE> I had to do a whole lot of massaging to get it to compile. It's better to just use the binaries that come with it. On 06-Jul-98 jonno@printsters.com wrote:

Hello. Has anyone on the list ever compiled Satan for Linux? I attempted, and received numerous error messages, which seemed awfully cryptic at the time, so I thought I'd check for previous experience. TIA!

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I don't use satan, so forgive my ignorance, but if your looking for a top notch port scanner try nmap. Nmap works great, is an easy compile, and allows for stealth and treachery if you so desire :) I use nmap1.2.5, which I'm sure is ancient so look in bugtraq or try a search engine for a newer version. If you still can't find it, mail me and I'll send it to anyone who wants it. If satan is more than a port scanner, then I'm offbase for the second time today and I'll just shut up now :) jonno@printsters.com wrote:

Hello. Has anyone on the list ever compiled Satan for Linux? I attempted, and received numerous error messages, which seemed awfully cryptic at the time, so I thought I'd check for previous experience. TIA!

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