Changed detection of running processes.

[barankyle]

Summary

detect-port does not detect UDP processes running on a port. Switched to running lsof and searching through its outputs to determine if a port is in use.

References

closes #8464

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Summary

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Removed the detect-port dependency and used the lsof command instead for port checking in the instance server. Fixed a typo in the WebRTCFunctions.ts file.

No more detect-port
lsof checks ports for WebRTC
A winter cleanup

Walkthrough

• Removed detect-port dependency from instanceserver package (link)
• Replaced detect import with exec import from child_process module in WebRTCFunctions.ts (link)
• Added promisify import from util module in WebRTCFunctions.ts to convert exec to a promise-based function (link)
• Modified getNewOffset function in WebRTCFunctions.ts to take lsofResult as an additional parameter and search for port number in it instead of using detect (link)
• Declared and assigned lsofResult variable in WebRTCFunctions.ts to store the output of execAsync function that runs lsof command to list open ports (link)
• Updated webRtcServerOptions object in WebRTCFunctions.ts to use ip property instead of ipAddress and pass lsofResult.stdout to getNewOffset function calls (link)

[HexaField]

function is now synchronous so should be specified as such

[HexaField]

will this work on windows and mac?

[barankyle]

That is a very good point 🧐