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driz
> Could the client communicate with the lan play server to determine which IPs are available and then issue accordingly? from a technical perspective, yes, i briefly commented on this...
> This is false, my friend cannot see my room even though he gets no errors and we're on the same server. Please open your own issue with your own...
This is the wrong git repo for the server, this is for the client
the mac failures are fine as long as you get an IP on your actual interface (you have OK's in there too) since you're not specifying the interface, it tries...
@itonn what you show is fine, that's correct and working. You can ignore if your switch says it can't connect. You just need your switch to talk to your lan-play...
It was previously discussed, for now, just clone the source and compile it. There is also a docker file so you can compile in a container
For unknown reasons, some firmwares no longer show iConnection in the console but are still able to play. We have updated the official guide to address this, but simply put,...
there are over 65 thousand IPs to choose from, you shouldn't have a problem. that said, since you run your own server, assuming it's rust, you can see what IP's...
We have no method to test or support docker on mac. If you're able to reproduce the issue when using a linux host and following the webtop container readme (ie,...
closing as the affected users did not follow the readme which caused the issue.