Scan500 + Batchfile

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Stevy

Apr 19 2004, 05:50 PM

I made a cpl of bat files for scan500 like :

scan500 -p port ip-ip

is it possible to make something like a description like

scan500 -p port ip-ip "university of ..."

so the scan executable won't take the " university of...." as an command?

thx

blackP0ster

Apr 19 2004, 05:52 PM

you can make your .bat like that:

@echo off
echo scanning univiersity of nyc..>>scan.bat
scan.exe -p port ip-ip
echo scanning univiersity of la..>>scan.bat
scan.exe -p port ip-ip
...
then it will be logged in scan.txt.

or if you scan local

@echo off
echo scanning univiersity of nyc..
scan.exe -p port ip-ip
echo scanning univiersity of la..
scan.exe -p port ip-ip
...

hope i've helped

black

Stevy

Apr 19 2004, 05:54 PM

thx for the quick reply, will try it @ home.

thx for the help

ZoraX

Apr 19 2004, 06:42 PM

QUOTE (blackP0ster @ Apr 19 2004, 05:52 PM)

wont work, u have to use a batch file like this:
echo scanning univiersity of nyc.. >> scan.txt
scan.exe -p port ip-ip
echo scanning univiersity of la.. >> scan.txt
scan.exe -p port ip-ip

u used scan.bat insted of scan.txt, just a writing mistake i guess:)

blackP0ster

Apr 19 2004, 07:12 PM

oh..sorry!

you're right

change scan.bat to scan.txt..then it works!

Stephen79

Apr 21 2004, 03:50 PM

I like to add a start and end time cmd in there too.

Joc00

Apr 21 2004, 04:43 PM

Now thats dedication for scanning

might add that on 2 thx for the info guys and or gals

Lanig

Apr 21 2004, 06:03 PM

QUOTE (Stephen79 @ Apr 21 2004, 03:50 PM)

I like to add a start and end time cmd in there too.

to add a start time and end time in the scan log all u need to do when the scan starts type before
"time /t >> scan.txt" for the hour
"date /t >> scan.txt" for the date
and after the scan do the same

DevilishCheese

Apr 24 2004, 03:54 PM

Thanks for this info, i didnt know how to put the date and time in the batch file. Its good too see how long the scans are taking, and also just some good knowledge to know.

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