Andrew King
Andrew King
If possible I'd like a packet dump from the macOS. So I can see what packets arrive in the macOS network stack
I have more logging in place now. Maybe you can test it and report back?
So I added three new prints right after the socket recieves a packet. - A print for sucessful packet being recieved - A print for a packet of an unexpected...
Firstly, yes Argus and other battery cameras use udp discovered on port 2018 or 2015 rather than tcp on port 9000. But we support both methods as can be seen...
Udp protocol is - client:random port to camera:2018 - camera:random port to client random port You will need host mode to get that to work well
We use a random udp port range of 53500..54000. If your good with iptables you probably set it up to NAT to the neolink container. Unfortunately docker itself doesn't handle...
I'm aware. I just don't have the time to deal with this at the moment. Will be awhile before my other commitments clear up and I can get back to...
I've posted this on the other issue too but thought I'd post here in case you aren't subscribed there. I setup valgrind in some docker containers to test things: ###...
Perhaps this is frigate creating many clients connections. There was a similar issue elsewhere with the connections from frigate not closing fully and frigate just opening more and more connections....
As another thing to try I could wrote a modified Docker that dumps the valgrind info. Maybe you could you run it?