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First of all thanks for this really great project. Especially its ease of use compared to nmap and the fact that it directly outputs all and only the information that I need is really great (outputting the ssh version is genius, as I was able to find the robots (physical robots) versus all developer PCs at my last employer with ease by looking at the ssh version). You saved me so much time already!
I do have one question/feature request though :) In the commit fb953cf you have deleted the console script. Is there any reason why? I liked the briefness of findssh as I used the command quite a lot
But even more importantly I always installed findssh via pipx (another awesome tool BTW, it lets you install cli tools without ever running into version conflicts and in a very clean way), but this is no longer possible, because it requires a console script. Of course I can simply install version 1.5.0 and this version works fine as well, but I would rather get the latest and greatest ;)
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Hey scivision,
First of all thanks for this really great project. Especially its ease of use compared to
nmap
and the fact that it directly outputs all and only the information that I need is really great (outputting thessh
version is genius, as I was able to find the robots (physical robots) versus all developer PCs at my last employer with ease by looking at thessh
version). You saved me so much time already!I do have one question/feature request though :) In the commit fb953cf you have deleted the console script. Is there any reason why? I liked the briefness of
findssh
as I used the command quite a lotBut even more importantly I always installed
findssh
viapipx
(another awesome tool BTW, it lets you install cli tools without ever running into version conflicts and in a very clean way), but this is no longer possible, because it requires a console script. Of course I can simply install version1.5.0
and this version works fine as well, but I would rather get the latest and greatest ;)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: