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yeah, nmap has some stupid (superfluous) code in it that tries to determine which network interface to use to send out packets, even if the user uses tcp options, so...

to get this fixed, we need to make nmap developers aware of the problem and get them involved. then we may be able to find a mutual solution. so someone...

report it on nmap mailing list

> uncommented proxy_dns then it works i guess you meant to say you commented it out. did anyone ever report this issue to nmap developers ?

may i suggest trying the latest version ?

please reopen this if the issue still occurs with latest git master.

dunno, maybe compile with CFLAGS=-DDEBUG ./configure and paste debug output

i didnt try; have other things to do

i merged roundrobin code written by @crass to do him a favor; but he since disappeared. i never used it. if you can hunt down the bug or provide debug...

now that i think about it, this behaviour seems logical. shell starts a number of independent processes, and each one starts with a fresh round-robin-state.