dwc_network_server_emulator
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barronwaffles
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AFAICT, your last commit for custom domains won't work for users not using Docker. Could you please provide an alternative or an equivalent approach not to break their config?
It uses an enviro variable, non-docker users should be able to set it too without any major changes to their config.
HOST=nintendowifi.net python master_server.py
I'd use a more unique name in case of conflicts, i.e. DWC_HOST
It uses an enviro variable, non-docker users should be able to set it too without any major changes to their config.
HOST=nintendowifi.net python master_server.pyI'd use a more unique name in case of conflicts, i.e.
DWC_HOST
This approach is not trivial for Windows users as they most likely use GUI tools rather than CLI. Especially, for Apache. Moreover Apache provides a Define directive to set variables. Finally, Docker isn't that straight forward on Windows that it is on Linux.
Please be aware that this will likely only work on linux anyways, as it requires the host network mode. Otherwise I'd have to figure out which UDP ports need to be bound.
This is already a fork, that's how most PRs work. https://github.com/florensie/dwc_network_server_emulator
I know, I just meant a full fork for including this and some of the other PRs/issues that aren't being fixed, so that there's a chance someone could actively work on the project again
If someone wants to work on the project, they will. I don't see how that has anything to do with this PR.
@florensie could you please explain if this part is needed if I only intend to have this server only visible in LAN/VPN?
ENV DWC_HOST=nintendowifi.net
IIRC, DWC_HOST needs to be set for this to work at all. Either you use the default and set up a local DNS/hosts file to re-route traffic to that domain. Or you need to set your own domain name, and patch your ROM (or use a cheat in Dolphin?) to use that domain instead of Nintendo's.