[Bug]: ipscan no longer supports the 32-bit architecture

[SorYoshino]

Package Name

ipscan

Description

In version 3.8.2, the upstream removed the 32-bit architecture build. However, it was still possible at that time to extract the 32-bit application from ipscan-3.8.2-setup.exe. I'm not sure whether it was actually a true 32-bit build.

Starting from version 3.9.0, the ipscan.exe extracted from ipscan-<version>-setup.exe has the exact same hash value as the one from ipscan-<version>-3.9.0.exe.

Possible Solution

Completely removed the 32-bit build from the manifest.

In addition, the official source now recommends using the Windows installer, as it includes a bundled JRE, making it the most compatible option.

Therefore, the download URL should be switched to ipscan-<version>-setup.exe.

[z-Fng]

And again, the new recommended way of running Angry IP Scanner is to use the installer that comes with a specially built minimal JRE version 11 (currently).

angryip/ipscan#324 (comment)