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[Wren:DS #35] Search for Ports 50 at a Time Instead of 1,000 #5
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I am not sure why it was previously necessary to skip over so many ports during a search. Since the RFC caps the port # range to 65,535, the old constant of 1,000 effectively limited the search space that the system would examine to no more than 64 ports (assuming the search started at <= 535). Now, the search space is up to 1,310 ports.
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I am not sure why it was previously necessary to skip over so many ports during a search. Since the RFC caps the port # range to 65,535, the old constant of 1,000 effectively limited the search space that the system would examine to no more than 64 ports (assuming the search started at <= 535).
Now, the search space is up to 1,310 ports.
This mitigates WrenSecurity/wrends#35 for DS 3.0.