Currently for each machine returned Reconnoitre will start a new thread for the remote hosts. This means that if 255 machines are available, 255 instances of NMap will fire in the background.
A change to the way threads are started and managed in the application and to also allow them to be controlled by the command line would resolve this (no small undertaking).
Currently for each machine returned Reconnoitre will start a new thread for the remote hosts. This means that if 255 machines are available, 255 instances of NMap will fire in the background.
A change to the way threads are started and managed in the application and to also allow them to be controlled by the command line would resolve this (no small undertaking).