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Yes it doesn't exist in a binary package for OSX so thus it does not exist.
Again: Rather than complain, what can I do to make this a little easier for OS X people?
Yes after you edited your comment
Ever wondered how many open FTP servers there are?
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Re: Ever wondered how many open FTP servers there are?
#32Re: Ever wondered how many open FTP servers there are?
#33I remember back in the 90s, people would hunt for FTP servers that allowed anonymous writes. Companies that didn't know how to secure servers would suddenly be hosting a ton-o-warez.
> would suddenly be hosting a ton-o-warez. which could then be found by searching for "index of"...
It's been a while but I believe that's a response from Apache server not ftp.
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#34$ lz5 -bash: lz5: command not found $ brew install lz5 ==> Auto-updated Homebrew! Updated Homebrew from b5a6b4e to 7926114. Error: No available formula with the name "lz5" ==> Searching for similarly named formulae... Error: No similarly named formulae found. ==> Searching taps... Error: No formulae found in taps. So, rather than complain about this, how do I do something to fix it? Can I add lz5 as a tap to Homebrew…
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#36I remember back in the 90s, people would hunt for FTP servers that allowed anonymous writes. Companies that didn't know how to secure servers would suddenly be hosting a ton-o-warez.
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Re: Ever wondered how many open FTP servers there are?
#37I remember back in the 90s, people would hunt for FTP servers that allowed anonymous writes. Companies that didn't know how to secure servers would suddenly be hosting a ton-o-warez.
> would suddenly be hosting a ton-o-warez. which could then be found by searching for "index of"...
... if only we had had search engines then. :)
Re: Ever wondered how many open FTP servers there are?
#38Scanning the IPv4 space. I know there are many different projects that do it. I was thinking about how I would do this today. I believe the first step would be to arrive at all the IPv4 blocks (/22, etc), then do a calculation to arrive at the address of each based on the prefix. Then in an array of threads or so, try to connect(2) to the address on some type of service in a timeout handler. If it succeeds, then cons…
Re: Ever wondered how many open FTP servers there are?
#39$ lz5 -bash: lz5: command not found $ brew install lz5 ==> Auto-updated Homebrew! Updated Homebrew from b5a6b4e to 7926114. Error: No available formula with the name "lz5" ==> Searching for similarly named formulae... Error: No similarly named formulae found. ==> Searching taps... Error: No formulae found in taps. So, rather than complain about this, how do I do something to fix it? Can I add lz5 as a tap to Homebrew…
https://github.com/Homebrew/brew/blob/master/Library/Homebre...
Ah, it'd be a cask? Cool, thanks.
Re: Ever wondered how many open FTP servers there are?
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This might be a useful starting point: https://blog.shodan.io/its-still-the-data-stupid/ Shodan crawls for most nosql/ queueing software including mongodb and redistribution. And related to OP: we also crawl for FTP and attempt anonymous as well as a few other things to better understand FTP deployments on the Internet.
Related to your related: Nice. Is this research public or commercial?
I'm not the person you replied to but the "we" refers to shodan.io.