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One problem I'm having is when I try to connect from outside the local network, I get the console message:
WARN /home/rich/ringtail/libpeer/src/ports.c 118 ESP_ERR_NOT_FOUND: Host was not found!
Which says that it's having trouble resolving the mdns address, which I guess isn't too surprising... I'm wondering the best way to try to track down what's going wrong in the connection (?)
thanks!
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Yes. when you are using the different local area network, mdns is not available. In your case, was the connection successful? the ice candidate paring (connection of peer to peer) is through the STUN protocol. I will monitor STUN packets to check the connection status
yes. I just implemented ice and sctp simply. For Linux os, i am using the USRSCTP. I think the best way is using the wireshark to check the STUN packet has been received and whether the packet is blocked
Hello,
I'm using an esp32-s3 with OV2640 camera. I have the demo working when I connect from within the local network. (pointing browser to https://sepfy.github.io/webrtc/?deviceId=esp32-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx) --- awesome :)
One problem I'm having is when I try to connect from outside the local network, I get the console message:
WARN /home/rich/ringtail/libpeer/src/ports.c 118 ESP_ERR_NOT_FOUND: Host was not found!
Which says that it's having trouble resolving the mdns address, which I guess isn't too surprising... I'm wondering the best way to try to track down what's going wrong in the connection (?)
thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: