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On Ubuntu in a corporate network When I scan my employer's homepage (https://jambit.com/) AND I turn DEBUG=* on, Then I can see a start of the audit:
DEBUG=*
is-website-vulnerable/src/Audit.js
Lines 88 to 91 in 492bd53
PROTOCOL_TIMEOUT
This does not happen when running the code npx is-website-vulnerable https://jambit.com/ from home.
npx is-website-vulnerable https://jambit.com/
Looks like it were caused by GoogleChrome/lighthouse#6512 but this npm package might need to handle the error gracefully.
I haven't took time to clone the repo and run a local build.
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Thanks @Ryuno-Ki for the detailed report 👍 Indeed I think we just need to detect and gracefully handle with a descriptive error message
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Can I take this up? @lirantal
@rajkumaar23 definitely, thank you ❤️
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On Ubuntu in a corporate network
When I scan my employer's homepage (https://jambit.com/)
AND I turn
DEBUG=*
on,Then I can see a start of the audit:
is-website-vulnerable/src/Audit.js
Lines 88 to 91 in 492bd53
And a timeout with
PROTOCOL_TIMEOUT
after a while (30 seconds?).This does not happen when running the code
npx is-website-vulnerable https://jambit.com/
from home.Looks like it were caused by GoogleChrome/lighthouse#6512 but this npm package might need to handle the error gracefully.
I haven't took time to clone the repo and run a local build.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: