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Have you successfully received the multicast stream on docker? Is there anything to do to allow it? I'm running on EVE-NG. |
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troglobit
Jan 15, 2023
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I have no idea how EVE-NG works, but multicast is a bit tricky, as you may know already. When I run
Otherwise you need to have a routing daemon that can route-in the multicast mcjoin requests. |
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Joachim,
Thank you very much for your kind reply.
I will investigate this issue further.
Many thanks,
Alberto
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… I have no idea how EVE-NG works, but multicast is a bit tricky, as you may
know already. When I run mcjoin -s on another PC as sender, I can start a
receiver in docker as follows on my laptop:
docker run -it --network="host" troglobit/mcjoin
Otherwise you need to have a routing daemon that can route-in the
multicast mcjoin requests.
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I have no idea how EVE-NG works, but multicast is a bit tricky, as you may know already. When I run
mcjoin -s
on another PC as sender, I can start a receiver in docker as follows on my laptop:Otherwise you need to have a routing daemon that can route-in the multicast mcjoin requests.