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  1. #1
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    [WANT TO BUY]Connection Scanner

    Hello everyone I am looking for a linux command line program, hopefully coded in C

    That I can compile on my server gcc filename.c -pthread -o scan

    It will accept the port in input, for example: ./scan 80

    It will then have a text gui that updates itself showing the number of connections on that port, every second it should update the number.



    Then it will log all ips that my server received from on that port while the program was running


    I then want to stop the program with ctrl+c


    How much would this cost? Seems pretty simple.

    Thanks!

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    So something netstat like?

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    Quote Originally Posted by zoid View Post
    So something netstat like?
    Well if there is already a program that does this sure.

    I will pay via paypal or lr

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    Hi,

    Do you prefer only in C language. What about bash scripting. I can help you in bash scripts.

    Please mail me at serverpilot@skybos.com for further discussion.

    --Serverpilot

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    Quote Originally Posted by Serverpilot View Post
    Hi,

    Do you prefer only in C language. What about bash scripting. I can help you in bash scripts.

    Please mail me at serverpilot@skybos.com for further discussion.

    --Serverpilot
    As long as I can run it on any linux server from command line.

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    ok. The bash script can also be run from the Linux command line and you can set it as cron ( scheduler). If you need my help, please contact me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Serverpilot View Post
    ok. The bash script can also be run from the Linux command line and you can set it as cron ( scheduler). If you need my help, please contact me.
    No I want to manually run it for a time period of my choosing...

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    for your requirement shell script is the best option instead of C code. For C coding you need to copile it. Shell script dont need a compiler.

    --Serverpilot

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    Quote Originally Posted by Serverpilot View Post
    for your requirement shell script is the best option instead of C code. For C coding you need to copile it. Shell script dont need a compiler.
    Based on what do you say this?

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    Look at my OP "That I can compile on my server gcc filename.c -pthread -o scan"

    My friend has a C script that does this, so I know it is possible.

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    Why not just use this command?

    Code:
    watch -n 1 'netstat -an | grep :80 | wc -l;netstat -an | grep :80'
    It refreshes every 1 second the netstat commands which display total connections to port 80 and then all IPs connecting to this port.
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    Quote Originally Posted by NetworkPanda View Post
    Why not just use this command?

    Code:
    watch -n 1 'netstat -an | grep :80 | wc -l;netstat -an | grep :80'
    It refreshes every 1 second the netstat commands which display total connections to port 80 and then all IPs connecting to this port.
    See how it goes into a live screen, can you make it like this but then log all of these (unique ips) to a file.

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    I can do this for very cheap.

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    Quote Originally Posted by l337monsterl337 View Post
    I can do this for very cheap.
    How much $15 paypal? I am ready right now add me on skype: Mission.Tech

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    Still looking for this

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    Hi,

    You can use this command on Linux:
    Code:
    tcpdump -n -i eth0 -w file.cap "port 80" -v
    If you need a custom script/program to do what you want, you can contact us at www.nixdevs.com. We can create a python program to do what you are requesting.
    Just send us a offer request through the website and sales with get in contact with you.


    Quote Originally Posted by The Eclipse View Post
    Still looking for this

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