Changes:
- don't install hping suid root by default, add "hping-suid" option.
- add bunch on patches from Pavel Kankovsky <peak at argo.troja.mff.cuni.cz>
namely: add --flood and --tcp-mss options (self-explanatory), some checksum
and interface binding fixes and warning fixes
2.0.0rc3:
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FIX: Fix for interface guessing with aliases on BSD
Thanks <michel.gravey(@)orange.fr> and <cognet(@)freebsd.org>
FIX: fixed cksum.c. Bad outgoing packet checksum with some packet.
Thanks to Brett Eldridge <beldridg@pobox.com>.
ADD: scan mode (--scan)
ADD: A rc4-based PRNG to use with --rand-source and --rand-dest
FIX: Fix -I option for BSD/Apple
ADD: Add support for BSDI and MacOSX (thanks
Dennis Opacki <dopacki@adotout.com> and Jan-Hinrich Fessel
<Jan-Hinrich.Fessel@T-Mobile.de>)
ADD: A few useful ICMP options
ADD: Add support for :
WLAN (Fabian Melzow <biop0b@web.de>)
ATM (Debian bug #193436, thanks to Domenico Andreoli)
Token Ring (jim.r.halfpenny@britishairways.com)
ADD: MacOSX patches (Hans-Joachim Knobloch <knobloch@secorvo.de>)
FIX: --rand-source patches from Quentin Garnier <hping@quatriemek.com>
. ensure randomness
. do not stop on errors when using a E or D class address (BSD only?)
patch provided by Quentin Garnier in PR 22320
rc2 changes
* Major code rewrite (me)
* Fix for a problem about port number printing in TCP mode (thanks to
Yann Berthier)
* MTU value sanity check in option parsing (Nicolas Jombart)
* Fix the use of -W option (Nicolas Jombart)
* strlcpy() when needed (Brieuc Jeunhomme)
* source routing and random bugfixes (Brieuc Jeunhomme)
* Fix a bug when using BSD and a PPP link as a default route, and more
(Nicolas Jombart)
* --rand-source for random source addresses (me)
* --rand-dest for random destination addresses + manpage update (me)
* all the atoi() call was replaced with strto[u]l() (me)
* seq/ack setting using strtoul() instead of atoi() (Shachar Shemesh)
* DF added to the icmp and udp output (me)
* --port ++ fixed with UDP and enanched for TCP/UDP. Now the packets
matches only with a sport that is in the range base_dest_port -
current_dest_port (me) (Thanks to David Bar <dbar@Checkpoint.com>
for the original report).
