Paul Pfeister

False negatives are where the site fails to return results for usernames that are in fact valid. As an example, when testing with your PR manually, this is what I...

Another use case, that is probably more viable: I have a Jellyfin server running, shared by many. These users are unable to delete media, so they can't accidentally trigger a...

To refocus the conversation: The issue isn't "why am I seeing 404s" it's "why are 404s being returned as hits when they should be ignored" Most targets use status codes...

A lot of false positives have been cleared, and I'm not seeing anymore on my end. Let me know if y'all are still experiencing any on your end.

We typically only assign tickets for larger projects, rather than simple manifest changes --- and even then, it's pretty rare. If you want contribute, just follow the guidelines and push...

@Gauravsinghrajputt What is this issue and how will you solve it? (since you want to be assigned)

You're probably long beyond this issue, but out of sheer curiosity if nothing else... Likely environmental........ Possible dual install? `which sherlock` and `sherlock --version` would be interesting to see if...

Crazy how easy that was and it just got overlooked. Appreciate the fix! Having some others test real quick, but marking this as accepted in the meantime so you get...

Any idea why this works for some usernames (i.e. those you indicated above) and not others? Unsure if you came across that in your testing. ref: https://github.com/sherlock-project/sherlock/issues/2652#issuecomment-3417738532

PR indicates a change to Substack, but 8 other sites were modified in the commit history as well. Appears to be an error in the second commit, [4f7fdf3](https://github.com/sherlock-project/sherlock/pull/2620/commits/4f7fdf3c4606551791e562a5648fbbe769ad2011). If you'd...