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@SortOfTested I tried that but sadly it didn’t seem to work. Basically what’s going on is I’m creating a tcp server and every time I try to run the program, windows firewall attempts to block it and I have to manually give it access via admin privileges.
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@jpl20 After writing out I found out what exactly I needed to google to fix it 🍻
https://stackoverflow.com/questions...
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@jpl20
Ah, yeah. Modify the run instruction to use "runas /user:administrator {exename} {anyotherargs}"
If you need to, use a script to launch it.
That will at least make it to where the elevation is automatic.
Edit; was typing when you responded. Glad youre g2g -
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@elgringo
Over 5000 you're generally safely out of range of explicitly or conventionally reserved ports. Excepting notables like appletalk which used to bind 9000.
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Hey y’all! I’m having a good time with golang so far! However, it’s so damn frustrating to have to give it admin permissions every time I need to restart my program when making anything with networking. Is there any work arounds to this without giving my account admin?
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