nono learn not spotting paths only network?

[maxandersen]

im on OSX and just installed nono to try run pi.dev.

I use nono learn -- pi and tested some email reading skills it only reports:

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 nono learn - Discovered Paths
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 OUTBOUND NETWORK (2 endpoints)
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  104.16.9.34:443
  160.79.104.10:443

 LISTENING PORTS (1 ports)
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  localhost (127.0.0.1):53692

when I then run nono --profile mypi -- pi it instantly fails as tries to access "~/.local/..." path where my node binary is present.

I then add it it but then just same happens again with the next path it tries to access.

Is nono learn not supposed to find those paths for me ?

[lukehinds]

Hi , learn is certainly not there yet, and we are hoping soon it may not be needed as we are getting better at capturing during run. Are you on Linux or MacOs?

[maxandersen]

OSX/macosx.

[larssb]

Waiting for that day excitedly - where nono run can capture what's needed. I'm trying to onboard my org. devs to use nono and a number of them is using Macs. And therefore cannot use learn fully because of this no path detected issue.

@lukehinds any impression on when nono run is capable of capturing? Thank you so much.

[lukehinds]

hi @larssb appreciate you hanging in there, hoping this week ! we have it working really nice on linux, macos is much harder, but we have a new approach we are trying out

The challenge is that the Operation Denied, is all we get and its often just an error code, the app knows which file it relates to, as it would be performing the operation that tripped off the deny, but then we need to get into passing lots of different apps stack traces.

[larssb]

I'll be hanging :-) - with pleasure. Really appreciate what's being done here. Awesome work - and I understand the challenge in regards to all intricacies of the different OS to support here.

[lukehinds]

I know this was originally on networking, but we are making a bit more progress, so thought i would share the path tracing from run:

[larssb]

Awesome.