Use Random Port Selection to Bypass Locked Default VPN Port on Windows #267
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If the default SSH port 2222 is inaccessible choose next available port. Fixes issue sakai135#230
…egy. This change prevents scenarios where a sequentially chosen port may be locked and fail to be detected by the `$ ss -tan4H` check.
Juen ting shie patch 1
Revert "Juen ting shie patch 1"
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On Windows, the default VPN port (2222) somehow will been used by PID 4 (also known as System) randomly, that cannot be detected that is been using by command
$(ss -tan4H "sport = $port").When 2222 port is been using and not detected by
ss, original strategy will keep using 2222 port, causing unable to start vpn.This PR implements a change to use random port selection instead default VPN port, or
PORT+=1Note:
This update improves the handling of port conflicts, though further work may be needed to fully resolve situations where ports remain undetectable.