Mixing UDP and TCP ports

[cweb]

On Windows, setting a flag like:

-p T:22,53,139,445,U:53,137,161

I'm only seeing results for UDP port 53 but expecting results for UDP 137 and 161. However in the following I get results for UDP 53, 137, and 161 as expected:

-p T:22,53,139,445,U:53,U:137,U:161

[robertdavidgraham]

Is that how nmap does it? I've tried to replicate the syntax, but I don't know all the exact details. I'll change it to make this work.

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On Tue, 11/5/13, Chris Weber notifications@github.com wrote:

Subject: [masscan] Mixing UDP and TCP ports (#35)
To: "robertdavidgraham/masscan" masscan@noreply.github.com
Date: Tuesday, November 5, 2013, 12:53 PM

On Windows, setting a flag like:

-p T:22,53,139,445,U:53,137,161

I'm only seeing results for UDP port 53 but expecting
results for UDP 137 and 161. However in the following I get
results for UDP 53, 137, and 161 as expected:

-p T:22,53,139,445,U:53,U:137,U:161

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[cweb]

Ya, nmap will scan 4 TCP ports and 3 UDP ports with -p T:22,53,139,445,U:53,137,161

[robertdavidgraham]

I've checked in the fix.