Tool: portmap 2.4 · 320 KB · 06 Apr 2011 · md5 e560d136a1da · licence per site · back to its row on the shelf

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portmap 2.4

320 KB · 06 Apr 2011 · md5 e560d136a1da · licence per site · shelf 4

windowslinuxmacosfreewarereads config

Walks the configuration and flags anything pointing at a folder that has moved.

portmap config --flag-missing
2 paths missing from 41

Note from the shelf row: none recorded

Before you install

  • Runs on: Windows, Linux, macOS. the application must be 4.0.7 to 4.1.6.
  • Space: about 320 KB for the download, plus [WORKING SPACE] while it runs.
  • Rights: an ordinary user account; no elevation needed
  • Know first: [PREREQUISITE] — what has to be true before this tool will run at all.

Download and verify

Take the build for your platform from the [SHARE] and check it against the digest on the shelf row before you unpack anything.

certutil -hashfile portmap-2.4-win64.zip
md5sum portmap-2.4-linux-x64.tar.gz
md5 portmap-2.4-macos.tar.gz

Expected: e560d136a1da. The shelf row carries the same digest.

Install

Copy it into place and put it on the path. Nothing here installs a service or a scheduled task.

Windows

Unpack the zip, then:

xcopy portmap-2.4-win64 C:\Tools\portmap /E /I
setx PATH "%PATH%;C:\Tools\portmap"
portmap --version

Linux

Unpack it and link it onto the path:

sudo tar -xzf portmap-2.4-linux-x64.tar.gz -C /opt
sudo ln -sf /opt/portmap/portmap /usr/local/bin/portmap
portmap --version

macOS

Unpack it and link it onto the path:

sudo tar -xzf portmap-2.4-macos.tar.gz -C /opt
sudo ln -sf /opt/portmap/portmap /usr/local/bin/portmap
portmap --version

Check it worked

Check the version first, then run the one command the tool exists for:

portmap --version
portmap config --flag-missing
2 paths missing from 41

Expected output is the line shown above; anything else means [TO DO: write the failure list].

Removing it

Delete the folder and drop the path entry. The tool keeps no state of its own.

rmdir /s /q C:\Tools\portmap
sudo rm -rf /opt/portmap /usr/local/bin/portmap
sudo rm -rf /opt/portmap /usr/local/bin/portmap

If it goes wrong

  • [KNOWN FAILURE 1] — the usual fixes for this tool have not been written down yet. Add them the second time somebody hits one.
  • Wrong error number or a fault you cannot name: run the tool's own diagnostic first (shelf row).
  • Before any repair that writes to a store, take the export — backoff is the tool for it.