Bug (Windows): Default path only scans the system partition.

[sibalzer]

By default, the scanner uses "/" as the starting point. Under Windows, os.scandir assumes "/" as the root of the system partition, i.e. other partitions are not scanned by default.

[yunzheng]

Hi, we have a note about this in the README.md for windows that it only scans the root drive c:\

Thanks for your patch, do you think it's possible to check fi the drive is a logical drive and not a mapped network share? I'm concerned that people deploy this in their networks and causes every host to scan the same share :D

Or maybe this is a non issue as you mention you can exclude drives using the --exclude flag. Happy to hear your thoughts.

[hvdort]

I have added some code to do it automatic:

1. add reference on top: import wmi

2. add line 301 - 306: parser.add_argument( "-a", "--all-drives", action="store_true", help="all local drives (windows)" )

3. add this snippet after "print (FIGLET)":

   if args.all_drives: args.path.remove('/') for d in wmi.WMI().Win32_LogicalDisk(): if d.DriveType == 3: args.path.append(d.Name+'\')

I'm not a programmer. Anybody else the possibility to make a pull request with this code?

If you compile the code at yourself run once: pip install wmi

[sibalzer]

@yunzheng I didn't see this as a problem at first because under Linux all connected network drives are scanned as well. As proposed by @hvdort we can use the win32 api to get the logical drives. However i suggest to use it via ctypes to not create additional dependency. Working on it rn.

[sibalzer]

bc1be64 adds a check for local drives.