Hi,

I have an XML file that is generated as follows:

<port protocol="tcp" portid="139"><state state="open" reason="syn-ack"
+ reason_ttl="64"/><service name="netbios-ssn" method="table" conf="3"
+/></port>
<port protocol="tcp" portid="445"><state state="open" reason="syn-ack"
+ reason_ttl="64"/><service name="microsoft-ds" method="table" conf="3
+"/></port>
<port protocol="tcp" portid="1984"><state state="open" reason="syn-ack
+" reason_ttl="64"/><service name="bigbrother" method="table" conf="3"
+/></port>

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With following code, I parse it:

my $fct_openPort = (join ',',$fct_host_obj->tcp_ports('open'))."\n" ;
my @fct_ports = split ',', $fct_openPort;

for my $fct_port (@fct_ports) {
  my $fct_svc = $fct_host_obj->tcp_service($fct_port);                
  my $fct_service = $fct_svc->name() ;
  print "\nservice        : $fct_service \n" ;
  print "port             : $fct_port \n" ;
  print "service and port = $fct_port:$fct_service \n" ;
}

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However, the last open port has no service!

service          : netbios-ssn 
port             : 139 
service and port = 139:netbios-ssn 

service          : microsoft-ds 
port             : 445 
service and port = 445:microsoft-ds 

service          :  
port             : 1984
 
service and port = 1984
:

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Does anybody have any why the last service isn't resolved? When I change

my $fct_svc = $fct_host_obj->tcp_service($fct_port);

to

my $fct_svc = $fct_host_obj->tcp_service("1984");

it does work

In reply to Last service name comes up empty in NMAP Parser by Noosrep

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