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Hello! First off I want to say thanks for writing this tool, I have been looking for an alternative to the Java shortname scanner for awhile now. In my testing, I found that this scanner didn't pick up all the same shortnames as the Java version. Specifically, if there are multiple endpoints with the same 6 character prefix, then sns will miss it. For example, I had this output from the Java version
|_ ARCHIV~1.ASP
|_ ARCHIV~2.ASP
|_ ARCHIV~3.ASP
But only had this show up from sns
archiv~1.asp* Not found File
sns missed that there were multiple endpoints with "ARCHIV" as the prefix. I think the solution here would be that once a valid endpoint is discovered, then the integer on the end should be incremented until the result meets the false condition (I'll admit I don't know exactly how it works 😅 ).
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Hello! First off I want to say thanks for writing this tool, I have been looking for an alternative to the Java shortname scanner for awhile now. In my testing, I found that this scanner didn't pick up all the same shortnames as the Java version. Specifically, if there are multiple endpoints with the same 6 character prefix, then
sns
will miss it. For example, I had this output from the Java versionBut only had this show up from
sns
sns
missed that there were multiple endpoints with "ARCHIV" as the prefix. I think the solution here would be that once a valid endpoint is discovered, then the integer on the end should be incremented until the result meets the false condition (I'll admit I don't know exactly how it works 😅 ).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: