Does this still work?

[Rhynorater]

I recently set up the code and ran a sample of this and it seems to not be working on Windows 11/ Chrome 107.0.5304.123. Can anyone else confirm?

[avilum]

Hey, currently it supports Linux out of the box, but can easily run on Windows as well.

The build.sh does a very simple thing in order for your environment to work on Linux.
You should simply copy the wasm files from your go root, to the repository's root.
Then everything should work.
If you want to help running this repo on windows, you can add a build.cmd file that does exactly the same and I'll add it to the repo.

[avilum]

Hey, currently it supports Linux out of the box, but can easily run on Windows as well.

The build.sh does a very simple thing in order for your environment to work on Linux.
You should simply copy the wasm files from your go root, to the repository's root.
Then everything should work.
If you want to help running this repo on windows, you can add a build.cmd file that does exactly the same and I'll add it to the repo.

[Rhynorater]

So, just to be clear, I was running the server in WSL but attacker a Windows Chrome instance. It did not seem to work as no ports were discovered. Can you confirm that this does in-fact still detect open ports on localhost for you?

[avilum]

Can you try 0.0.0.0 instead of localhost or 127.0.0.1?
See https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/networking#accessing-linux-networking-apps-from-windows-localhost

[avilum]

I don't use Windows myself but it works on Linux and Mac. WSL behaves differently I guess, and it makes sense, but 0.0.0.0 should do the job.

[Rhynorater]

Yeah, I went ahead and tried that and it didn't work. Quite odd. I'll see if I can troubleshoot it more later.