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From: Matthew Dempsky on 11 Sep 2009 05:50
After giving up on trying to slim down smbtree, I've seemingly worked
out enough of the NetBIOS and SMB/CIFS protocols to implement a
bare-bones replacement in Python. At less than 500 lines, it's pretty
easy to follow, though it's very hackish and badly needs a clean
rewrite (which I'm working on now, in C).

In the mean time, if anyone's interested, the Python code's available at:

http://shinobi.dempsky.org/~matthew/nbtls/nbtls-0.01.zip

Operation is pretty basic: just unzip and then run "python nbtls.py".
The output should be comparable to "smbtree -NS".

Test reports greatly appreciated. If output differs or nbtls crashes,
output and tcpdump pcap files would be nice too. Off-list replies are
fine.

Thanks!
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