## Describe the feature - Make `wstunnel` print out the actual port that it bound to. This applies mainly when we use something like `-L "udp://0:127.0.0.1:51280"` - Currently it would print out `Starting UDP server listening cnx on 127.0.0.1:0 ` rather than the actual port it bound to. ## Describe the reason for such feature - Makes it easier for the user to figure out which port it bound to. - This is mainly for automation where a specific port may already be used so its better to ask the OS to assign a free one. ## Describe alternatives you've considered - We may always ask the OS for which port the process bound to using tools like `ss` or `lsof` - But this often requires higher privileges, `wstunnel` printing it out would be neater.
Describe the feature
wstunnelprint out the actual port that it bound to. This applies mainly when we use something like-L "udp://0:127.0.0.1:51280"Starting UDP server listening cnx on 127.0.0.1:0rather than the actual port it bound to.Describe the reason for such feature
Describe alternatives you've considered
ssorlsofwstunnelprinting it out would be neater.