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Cannot use file for target as namp will fail to resolve #310
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You try to separate the ips with comma |
Hi @zorrobyte The target list should indeed be newline-separated, so your file format seems good. On your host machine, where is the file located? Is it in |
I was just using pwd to mount the volume containing my file into the container (current dir), it was on my C: root at the time. 149.165.246.187 was just a random IP I changed from my own, so I don't doxx myself. I'll try comma separating and trying again, will report back in a few days, or sooner |
Replicated @Ullaakut : Adding an additional space doesn't work, nor does adding a comma @vgpastor This is a plaintext file formatted in UTF-8 I'm running Windows 11 with Docker Desktop in WSL2 mode, I have also tried Hyper-V mode with no change. Can you attempt repo and share your OS and setup? I can try to replicate using the same. |
I've never attempted doing it in Windows, natively or through WSL, so that might be the source of the issue, but I don't see why it would be. I will check that the loader feature didn't get broken but last time I checked it worked fine on Linux and MacOS 🤔 Thanks for the detailed report 🙏 |
Given a list of IPs
and command:
docker run -v "$(pwd):/data" --net=host -t ullaakut/cameradar -t /data/ips.txt -d -p 554
nmap reports
and only the last IP in the list is actually scanned.
The file is a UTF-8 plaintext file:
I'm running docker desktop on Windows with the provided example commands
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