Golang fork

[juev]

Hello!

Thank you for your job! Just for your information, I created golang fork tor-relay-scanner:

• juev/tor-relay-scanner-go

Maybe it will be interesting for you?

[MistFenix]

Is it possible to add ipv6 vanilla?

[juev]

What do you mean?

This scanner checks only those relays that are presented in the list. I haven’t seen clean IPv6 relays yet.

If the IPv6 address is listed, it will be checked and displayed in the results. It is also possible to display only IPv4 results as a result.

If necessary, you can start an issue in the repository if you need to display only IPv6 results. Let’s add.

[MistFenix]

What do you mean?

This scanner checks only those relays that are presented in the list. I haven’t seen clean IPv6 relays yet.

If the IPv6 address is listed, it will be checked and displayed in the results. It is also possible to display only IPv4 results as a result.

If necessary, you can start an issue in the repository if you need to display only IPv6 results. Let’s add.

Maybe you did not, but I see and it can get 3 ipv6 per time but need scanner for that like this to get clear results

[juev]

I added new ipv6 argument for getting only ipv6 results: v0.0.4

The only thing I think is that if you have questions about the fork, it's better to ask them in the fork.

[MistFenix]

I added new ipv6 argument for getting only ipv6 results: v0.0.4

The only thing I think is that if you have questions about the fork, it's better to ask them in the fork.

I think you have problems with these forks, I asked you both who can add, but next time I will ask only Vandik than you, thanks

[ValdikSS]

Nice! Does it any significant difference?

[juev]

tor-relay-scanner-go was created without support for integration with the Tor browser. Otherwise, I tried to reproduce the same functionality as in tor-relay-scanner.

[ValdikSS]

So it's for programming practice? Nice, but not much use for me.