Al Smith

Hi @VeniceNerd ! Certainly you can bridge over multiple networks, just specify all the interface names in `--interfaces`. @commiepinko had the issue recently where he wanted to filter out responses...

Morning guys - great collaboration between you two - happy to see the community help there! The ifFilter check is basically this: ``` transmit = True for net in self.ifFilter:...

Correct, the default is to relay everywhere. Also, the relay won't ever rebroadcast on the interface that it received the packet from, so @VeniceNerd's `"10.0.1.0/24": ["br0"]` is basically a no-op,...

Do you think you could do a capture on the interface where the IoT VLAN lives? I'm sure that the mDNS code is doing the right thing with rebroadcasting -...

Hi @lsiepel - I suspect that the relay is picking up python2 where as pip installed netifaces for python3. Try editing the first line of the relay to say `#!/usr/bin/env...

Hi Paul! Try adding --relay A.B.C.D:6668, substituting the multicast IP# - that ought to work.

Hi Paul, this might help, where ethN refers to the interface where the broadcast is coming from, and A.B.C.D is the IP# of the source device: `tcpdump -ni ethN src...

> I actually didn't have the container running when I ran the above. Fired it up but got the same results. Also, getting the error mentioned above "IP address 192.168.30.177...

> Hi @alsmith , > > Just wanted to say "thank you" for this great tool! I used it successfully today for the (so far broken) connection between my Sonos...

Anyone able to help out @MRobi1 ? I'm a bit stumped as to what to suggest, to be honest.