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What I'm looking for is a fix that will enable the output to split on
the ranges ( low|high) and/or duplicate the port if there is no range:
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example:
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current
X11|tcp|6000:6063||||||X Window System
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would become:
X11|tcp|6000|6063||||||X Window System
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and a "no-range" port like:
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http|tcp|80||||||Hypertext Transfer Protocol
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would become:
http|tcp|80|80||||||Hypertext Transfer Protocol
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This would allow for better/easier insertion into a database.
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Currently, I'm using a shell script to accomplish=20
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In advance, I thank you
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dan wisniewski
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/ write a Perl fix that will accomplish the following for Service=20
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output for services template dump is as follows:
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- all services pipe-sign=20
separated
separator=3D<SPACE>
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-----------------------------------
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(high)|pre-Match|Prolog|Members|Comment
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t;|<<<port>>>|<<<sportfrom>>>|<<=
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>>>|<<<members>>>|<<<comment>>&=
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What =
I'm looking for=20
is a fix that will enable the output to split on the ranges ( =
low|high) =20
and/or duplicate the port if there is no range:
example:
current
X11|tcp|6000:6063||||||X=20
Window System
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become:
X11|tcp|6000|6063||||||X Window=20
System
and a "no-range" port =
like:
http|tcp|80||||||Hypertext Transfer=20
Protocol
would become:
http|tcp|80|80||||||Hypertext =
Transfer=20
Protocol
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p;
&nbs=
p;
This would=20
allow for better/easier insertion into a database.
Currently, I'm=20
using a shell script to accomplish
In advance, I =
thank=20
you
dan=20
wisniewski
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