no results on the network (other than the router)

[wokawoka]

I'm only getting my router as a result (not any other of the many devices on my network).
I'm running KDE and not GNOME though.
Or maybe some flatpak permissions are missing (that I might change with flatseal)?
Thank you for developing this potentially very useful tool

[ZingyTomato]

Hey, thanks for trying the app! Do any of the devices on the network have open ports? Specifically, any of these ports?

    `self.common_ports = [22, 80, 443, 3389, 53, 21, 23, 8080, 8443, 8006, 5000]`

[wokawoka]

Yes, according to an nmap scan I just did, there are at least 10 other devices on the network, one of which has port 8080 open (a samsung TV). This device is now the only one appearing on netpeek scans other than the router (before the TV was off). The 8 other devices are not there

[ZingyTomato]

I think I've figured it out. If the devices you're connecting are phones, laptops, smart TVs and not servers/homelab hardware, then there's a high chance none of the common ports are open. Just tested this with my own phone which wasn't being detected by NetPeek. After adding a check to see if the ip address is active by simply pinging it and not looking for any specific ports, I believe it works now. This is what you'll (probably) see after I publish the new release.

[wokawoka]

Nice, thank you

[ZingyTomato]

Hey @wokawoka, just published v0.2.2, https://github.com/ZingyTomato/NetPeek/releases/tag/v0.2.2. This should fix the problem you mentioned and several others. It takes a few hours to update on Flathub, so let me know if it solves your issue once it's live.

[wokawoka]

Sorry for the late reply, but I've been away on vacation for three weeks.
Today I updated all the apps from Flathub, and Netpeek updated to version 0.2.3.1.
Still, I' m experiencing the same issue (only the router is listed and none of the phones and other computers)

[ZingyTomato]

Is NetPeek detecting the correct subnet upon launch? In the new version it tries to automatically detect your network range.

[ZingyTomato]

Hey, I just released a new version which actually uses nmap underneath. Hopefully this issue doesn't persist now. I've double checked the outputs of both and they seem to match.