25 Nov 16 07:16, you wrote to me:

 ml>> what do yout hpt logs show?? do you have it logging
""everything"" by t
 ml>>

 JL> The logs show absolutely nothing. Where a supposed log entry is supposed to
 JL> be shown, none is provided.

this sounds like you don't have any loglevels defined in your config or you
have turned off most/all logging... i use the following at the top of my
husky config file...

===== snip =====
if "[module]"=="hpt"
  LogLevels 1234567890ACDEF
  ScreenLogLevels 1234567890ACDEF
else
  LogLevels 1234567890ABCDEF
  ScreenLogLevels 1234567890ABCDEF
endif

LogFileDir        /home/myuser/fido/log
===== snip =====

basically it turns off level B for hpt but ensures that everything else is
enabled for full logging... when hpt runs, there's a hpt.log file created
and maintained in the ~/fido/log directory...

 JL> Something else i've noticed, is that HPT (on the Linux side of things)
 JL> doesn't toss every packet. Here's my tossing/scanning script:

you really Really REALLY need to get that logging fixed... without the
software (hpt) telling us anything, this is nothing more than a pure
guessing game and swatting at noises in the dark... if you're running two
instances of hpt, *nix and DOS, you need to have the logging enabled in
both and you might want to have separate logging directories for them...
they should be able to write to the same log file but better safe than
sorry... we won't even mention end of line characters...

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