def main():
from muster.logger import setup_logging
setup_logging()
p = DomainSocketSupervisor()
p.system.listMethods()
LOGGER.debug("Starting port sweep")
for port in xrange(start, end + 1):
status = tcp_port_available(port)
if status is False:
unavailable.add(port)
if status is None:
unknown.add(port)
if status:
open.add(port)
return {"open": open, "unknown": unknown, "unavailable": unavailable}
def main(start, end):
ports = tcp_port_scan(start, end)
# Note Unavailble doesn't mean "listening"
LOGGER.info("Unavailable ports: {unavailable}".format(**ports))
# Too noisy to printout 60k ports
#LOGGER.info("Open ports: {open}".format(**ports))
#LOGGER.info("Unknown ports: {unknown}".format(**ports))
if __name__ == "__main__":
from muster import logger
logger.setup_logging()
main(1, 64000)
LOGGER.debug("Starting port sweep")
for port in xrange(start, end+1):
status = tcp_port_available(port)
if status is False:
unavailable.add(port)
if status is None:
unknown.add(port)
if status:
open.add(port)
return {"open": open,
"unknown": unknown,
"unavailable": unavailable}
def main(start, end):
ports = tcp_port_scan(start, end)
# Note Unavailble doesn't mean "listening"
LOGGER.info("Unavailable ports: {unavailable}".format(**ports))
# Too noisy to printout 60k ports
#LOGGER.info("Open ports: {open}".format(**ports))
#LOGGER.info("Unknown ports: {unknown}".format(**ports))
if __name__ == "__main__":
from muster import logger
logger.setup_logging()
main(1, 64000)
