a simple, handy network addressing multitool with plenty of features

         

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Features

• Show all network interfaces
• Show all active network interfaces
• Show the driver used of each active network interface
• Show the gateway of each online interface
• Show the addresses of each active network interface with or without CIDR notation
  • IPv4
  • IPv6 (if possible)
  • MAC
• Show the vendor name of MAC address/es (needs internet connection)
• Show the public/external IP/s
  • of current user
  • of website/s or domain/s
• Show active hosts on current network with or without MAC address
• Show all valid addresses (IPv4, IPv6, MAC) extracted
  • from file or multiple files at once
  • from website or multiple websites at once
• Show the route to a network host using three most common tools. ship checks which are installed and decides to run the fastest one for each case scenario
  • IPv4
  • IPv6 (if possible)
• Show the broadcast and network address, cisco wildcard mask, class and host range by giving the IP address and CIDR or netmask
  • IPv4
  • optionally suppress the bitwise output
  • display results as HTML
  • split into networks of size n1, n2, n3 🚧
  • deaggregate address range 🚧
• Show a list of common ports with description, private and reserved IPv4 and IPv6 addresses with or without CIDR notation
• Configuration FLAGS to change behavior, color theme and verbosity
  • COLOR: choose a color theme from 1 to 4
  • SILENT: choose 1 to skip checking, warning and error messages (not critical, useful on scripting)
  • NOCHECK: choose 1 to skip validation and checking functions (faster, expects well-formatted inputs)
  • DEBUG: choose 1 to enter debugging mode a.k.a. trace mode
• Multiple flags can also be used
  • e.g. COLOR=3 SILENT=1 NOCHECK=1 bash ship.sh -h
• Compatible with almost any linux distribution
• Drag and drop URLs or file paths on console window
• Cleaning temp files and handling remaining tasks on exit
• Exiting on long running tasks needs confirmation

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Usage

Read the Guide 🎓

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Requirements

ship uses some of the tools included in coreutils and shell builtins

Mandatory

🔧	Package
awk	awk | gawk
grep	grep
ip	iproute2
ping	iputils | iputils-ping
sed	sed
ss	iproute2
wget	wget

Mandatory Choice

One of the following tools must be installed. If more than one is installed ship will use the fastest one

🔧	Package
mtr	mtr
tracepath	iputils
traceroute	traceroute

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Compatibility (tested)

🐧	Version
Arch	4.7.5-1 - 4.16.13-2
Black Arch	2017.12.11
CentOS	7
Debian	7 - 8
Kali	2016.2
Ubuntu	14.04.3 - 16.04.1

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Getting Started

$ git clone --branch=master --depth 1 https://github.com/xtonousou/ship.git
$ cd /path/to/ship
$ bash ship

Arch Linux

$ yaourt -S ship
$ ship

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Contribution

Pull requests, issues, suggestions, testing and feedback are all welcome

Please read this article first, about code of conduct

• Fork the repo
• Create a new branch
  • $ git checkout -b my-new-feature
• Make the appropriate changes in the files
• Add changes to reflect the changes made
• Commit your changes
  • $ git commit -am 'Added some feature'
• Push to the branch
  • $ git push origin my-new-feature
• Create a Pull Request on dev

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Changelog

Read the Changelog file to review changes 📜

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About ship

• ToadLeap - 04/07/2018
• HelpuGroup - 02/06/2018
• MakeTechEasier - Unknown
• WonderHowTo/NullByte - 12/22/2017
• root.cz - 08/30/2017

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License

Copyleft (ↄ) 2017 by Sotirios M. Roussis. Some rights reserved

ship is under the terms of the GPLv3+ License, following all clarifications stated in the license file