I’ve compiled what seems to be a working Intel version of Matthew Rothenberg’s NmapFE for OS X out of the CVS tree. See my previous post as to why this is necessary. It can be downloaded here. The md5sum is: 37c6f6269608fdb3d62efbfa58cec123 36cc7e74f2e17b6c47148bfaa51dce91

UPDATE: I made some modifications to the DMG, thanks to Udi’s feedback. Download location is the same, the new md5sum is 36cc7e74f2e17b6c47148bfaa51dce91.

I’ve added this to the README.rtf:

According to Matthew Rothenberg’s website for this project (http://faktory.org/m/software/nmap/), this software is released under the GPL. I’ve included a copy of the GPLv2 (the GPL license available at the time of Matthew’s last release) in the disk image.

And then there comes something that reminds you that you still can be at the top of your game. I just fixed a ridiculous problem that I’d say maybe five people at this university, all full-time AcIS-folk, would know how to fix.