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The musl-cross don't exist.

if you could add strace to the list of binaries - that would be awesome!
:)

I saw this error in the artifacts - seems like the patch command is now in a different install package:

patch /aarch64-linux-musl-cross/aarch64-linux-musl/include/asm/sigcontext.h < $GITHUB_WORKSPACE/patches/gdb/gdb-aarch64-header-sigcontext-fix.patch
/__w/_temp/c372c6a4-254c-4f75-8585-9671bf781585.sh: line 1: patch: not found

The statically compiled nmap is especially useful in restricted environments, like containers. However, the run-nmap.sh script only works when bash is available, which isn't always the case. Especially in the mentioned restricted environments, like for example in an Alpine container.

So I think it is useful to have the wrapper script being compatible with /bin/sh like this:

#!/bin/sh
SCRIPT_DIR="$(dirname "$(readlink -f -- "$0")")"
NMAPDIR="$SCRIPT_DIR/data" "$SCRIPT_DIR/nmap" "$@" 

I don't know if this repository is still maintained and welcomes patches? If yes, I would be happy to submit a PR.

• macOS x86_64
• macOS Apple Silicon
• Windows x86_64
• Windows ARM

gdb build:

Run /bin/sh -c "cd / && curl -so ${ARCH}-cross.tgz ${HOST}/${ARCH}-cross.tgz && tar -xf ${ARCH}-cross.tgz && rm ${ARCH}-cross.tgz && cd ${ARCH}-cross"

needs to be tar -xzf

It would be awesome if you could add hydra (https://github.com/vanhauser-thc/thc-hydra) to the list of binaries!

┌──(user㉿pentest)-[~/test]
└─$ cd nmap-7.80SVN-x86_64-a36a34aa6-portable

┌──(user㉿pentest)-[~/test/nmap-7.80SVN-x86_64-a36a34aa6-portable]
└─$ file nmap
nmap: ELF 64-bit LSB executable, x86-64, version 1 (SYSV), statically linked, stripped

┌──(user㉿pentest)-[~/test/nmap-7.80SVN-x86_64-a36a34aa6-portable]
└─$ cd ../

┌──(user㉿pentest)-[~/test]
└─$ cd nmap-7.80SVN-x86-a36a34aa6-portable

┌──(user㉿pentest)-[~/test/nmap-7.80SVN-x86-a36a34aa6-portable]
└─$ file nmap
nmap: ELF 64-bit LSB executable, x86-64, version 1 (SYSV), statically linked, stripped

The x86 bit version doesn't run on 32 bit linux system. So i tested both and they say its a ELF 64 bit executable. (I downloaded both zip files, not the tar ones). Not sure if there is an mistake or its correct.