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Describe the bug
When using Boundary CLI to create a connections with the same client port to listen to, Boundary CLI gets unresponsive.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Run boundary authenticate ...
Run boundary connect ... -listen-port 2222. You should get a "Proxy listening information" output.
In a different terminal, run boundary connect ... -listen-port 2222 (notice the same port). This time you don't get any output, and the CLI get unresponsive. You can't even CTRL+C out of it. I have to do kill -9 on the last connection.
Expected behavior
I would expect that the boundary CLI would give an error message on that the port is already occupied and exit with non-zero.
Additional context
This happens often when a default client port is configured and the user is not sure that a connection is already establish.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Describe the bug
When using Boundary CLI to create a connections with the same client port to listen to, Boundary CLI gets unresponsive.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
boundary authenticate ...
boundary connect ... -listen-port 2222
. You should get a "Proxy listening information" output.boundary connect ... -listen-port 2222
(notice the same port). This time you don't get any output, and the CLI get unresponsive. You can't evenCTRL+C
out of it. I have to dokill -9
on the last connection.Expected behavior
I would expect that the boundary CLI would give an error message on that the port is already occupied and exit with non-zero.
Additional context
This happens often when a
default client port
is configured and the user is not sure that a connection is already establish.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: