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As we apply Jamulus to more and more combinations of servers and clients distributed across private networks, firewalls, and public networks, we are rediscovering use cases solved by DNS. Is...

Regarding a Jamulus dynDNS service. What if there is a dynDNS service giving all Jamulus servers a FQDN of the form serverX.jamulus.io? This would bind the public IP address to...

> DNS doesn't come into issues within an LAN. I have some FQDN in my router host table. It provides the local IP to the local devices. In that way,...

One caution about enabling custom client UI. It will become a nightmare to support. It will get complicated for users to help each other. The only way to avoid this...

Considering the recording file can be copied and shared, it would be good if the time is clearly labeled UTC. Local time could be added. However, one of the delights...

@gilgongo I am still learning the github and our repository. Where is the ticket?

> and haven't posted a ticket there I think you know more than me. where is "there"?

I believe we have a consensus and it would be helpful (and good housekeeping) to summarize the consensus into a ticket.

> Many organisations will have a restrictive firewall. It isn't worth the trouble trying to solve this problem. We just need a mechanism to remind the user their installation is...

Taking a step toward being helpful, the client can report something like "This server hasn't check for updates for over xxx days." where the reminder starts after 100 days.