Maybe I'm doing something wrong, but when I've attempted to scan 192.168.0.*, * character was not passed to nmap.

Probably need more info. How does user mean "broken": it takes too long or it crashes?

Hi! Guy from Play Store here!

English is not my first language, then sorry about the typos.

I tried the new version and seems that most of the issues are now fixed. I haven't tested really deep, but problems like DNS resolve was fixed.

The only issue remaining is when I get Root access. I'm uploading a screenshot of the error message

Without Root, using "Intense Scan" on 127.0.0.1 (with CLA's of --system-dns -A -sT -Pn -v) gives TINY Output (and no means to easily Log it or cut-n-paste the Screen)

A option to copy the output to the clipboard would be very nice.

• enable concise output ( filter out progress text , show only results ) as option
• dynamic extending of IP entry form ( currently line breaks in two lines if you enter more than X characters, not needed on devices with bigger screen )
• graphical representation of results ( e.g. port scan result representation in form small red/green boxes, each representing a port ; all in one bigger box, representing scan target )
• add second IP entry box, if both are filled, it's interpreted as multi-host scan with defined range ( to save users from calculating CIDR numbit )

Device is rooted/Busybox 1.25.7

https://ibin.co/36pLvna6booU.jpg

I see that SDK is bound to API 21.
Whats needed to run this app at API level 19 Kitkat 4.4?

Currently downloaded data is saved under /storage/emulated/0/Android/opt/ after uninstalling application the data is not removed. If data would be stored under /storage/emulated/0/Android/data/org.kost.nmap.android.networkmapper it would be removed with application and would be hidden from user.

Use the following code to get proper directory data:

Log.i(TAG, getExternalFilesDir(null).getAbsolutePath());
/storage/emulated/0/Android/data/app.id/files

All apps (root or not) have a default data directory, which is /data/data/. By default, the apps databases, settings, and all other data go here. If an app expects huge amounts of data to be stored, or for other reasons wants to "be nice to internal storage", there's a corresponding directory on the SDCard (Android/data/)

request from play store: Please add Option to terminat scans

When you open settings in the app, it quits unexpectedly on Android 8.0.0 arm64-v8a

When trying to run nmap on the above mentioned system, I get this error (NetworkMapper 1.7 from https://f-droid.org/repository/browse/?fdid=org.kost.nmap.android.networkmapper):

Executing:/data/user/0/org.kost.nmap.android.networkmapper/bin/nmap   hubmaier.ceplovi.cz
CANNOT LINK EXECUTABLE: cannot find verneed/verdef for version index=2 referenced by symbol "free" at "/data/user/0/org.kost.nmap.android.networkmapper/bin/nmap"

NetworkManager doesn't download correct binary (Cyanogenmod 13 on OnePlus Two)

User reported is getting Segment fault on Xperia sola (MT27i).

Need more info:

• What version of Android
• what ROM
• when Segmentation fault occures
• did user tried to to repeat download of binaries from menu->Download

When i trying to scan it says unable to open/etc/service for reading service information
Quitting
I have Added Screenshot for it what to do

Ad ability to create a mindmap about the position of the reachable devices.

Plain GPLv2 is incompatible with the Apache2 license used for the support libraries from Google. GPLv2+ should be compliant with it. So, could you just add a note to the readme?