when I tried to compile th upnp exploit it gave me this

$ gcc upnp_udp.c -o upnp
upnp_udp.c:16: netdb.h: No such file or directory
upnp_udp.c:18: netinet\in.h: No such file or directory
upnp_udp.c:19: sys\socket.h: No such file or directory
upnp_udp.c:20: sys\wait.h: No such file or directory

can some one make any sence out of this for me and maybe help me

thanks

t0s

p.s i think it might have to do with a library

anytime you see "exploit.c:16: somefile.h: No such file or directory"

it means that the compiler cannot locate the "xxxxx.h" header file that is needed to compile to a binary file

instead of gcc upnp_udp.c -o unpnp try making sure the headers are there. if they are there try,
gcc -c upnp_udp.c
gcc upnp_udp.o -o unpnp

or go here to where i compiled this yesterday

Heys all
I have a question when i compile a xploit em cyqwin give a mensage errors
any one can explain why ?
gcc : command not found

thanks i would do that

t0s, the reason that the exploit program cannot be compiled is because netdb.h, netinet\in.h, sys\socket.h and sys\wait.h are all UNIX (or more specifically, POSIX) header files, hence not availiable with Windows compilers. To use sockets in Windows, you just need to "#include <winsock.h>" into the program, link with w32_lib.dll (or something? I haven't used Windows is a long while, so...), and change a few statements, and add a few windows specific calls.

To get into on porting the application to Windows (don't worry, it's pretty easy, only a few things need changing), read this.

Domination: You are getting this message because the shell cannot find the gcc program. Are you sure you have installed Cygwin?


Thank you for your time.
Shaun.

yes i would read that
i have here the redhat but .... i dont have time to install it so... i'm using the wind*
thks

What do you mean you don't have time to install it? It takes the best part of an hour, at the most.

Newbies *ALWAYS* associate installing Linux with pain and loss. They presume that installing Linux is hard. Absolute BS.

www.linuxiso.org

Redhat and Mandrake are *easy* to install. If I can do it, anyone can!


Thank you for your time.
Shaun.