This is a HTTP service that allows clients to find out what ports they have open to the world.
This was written for use in Sensu, allowing servers to find out what ports they have externally. Since it's intended to be run on an externally accessible machine, you can require users to pass a key argument. You can generate a secret file by:
$ tr -dc _A-Z-a-z-0-9 </dev/urandom | head -c20 > SECRET
The server will check for this file on startup.
You will need Python 3.
$ virtualenv ~/.envs/nmapservice -p python3
$ . ~/.envs/nmapservice/bin/activate
$ pip install -r requirements.pip
$ DEBUG=y python server.py
On your production server, simply run:
$ gunicorn server:app
If you're not inside the virtualenv, you can do:
$ ~/.envs/nmapservice/bin/gunicorn server:app
Both of these commands need to run inside the source directory.
MIT license.