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Explore more efficient ways to scan for running web servers
See original GitHub issueCurrently we use node-netstat. Increasing the poll timeout to 5s greatly improved CPU load but it would be ideal if we could find a more efficient way to get the ports that have something listening on them.
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Why do we need to provide a list? User’s explicitly run webservers anyway so they know exactly what port its running on. We should just use the common ports and then let them enter custom ports.
Ahh, interesting, I like that, and VPN sounds like a solid move to me.