nmap question
I have nmap in my home directory but some options require root privaleges, but when i su to root i get command not found.
how do i fix this ? tia |
You are getting that error because nmap is not in your PATH. I would recommend installing nmap to a standard location such as the /usr/local tree.
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Thankyou i will try that. Will root recognize the command then ?
I find the PATH issues a little confusing i dont fully understand how they work :) more reading i suppose. Thanks for the help anyway. |
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