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16/03/2008 at 11:28 AM #2304AnonymousInactive
Hi, I cannot for the life of me seem to get the daap shares to show over the VPN. Running mdns-scan on the server shows the shares but running mdns-scan on my laptop shows none. I can access the Firefly web interface just fine.
The server is Debian running mt-daap from the repos
The client is Ubuntu with Banshee
I am using OpenVPN to link them bothThanks
16/03/2008 at 6:26 PM #16556AnonymousInactiveZiroday,
I have been trying this on and off for over a year. Looking at the sinffer captures I know what is wrong but I can’t come up with something clever to fix it. Firefly is multicast traffic and that traffic is not being passed across the vpn tunnel even if allowed by the ruleset.
Maybe I will start tinkering again with this. But if you come up with a fix let me know. I think openvpn just doesn’t support passing multicast traffic.
18/03/2008 at 12:37 PM #16557AnonymousInactiveHi Layer3rules,
Finally got it working using the TAP interface instead of the TUN interface (something to do with avahi refusing to leave a local network) also I am not sure if this is needed but I enabled the point to point option (read more about it at http://avahi.org/wiki/Avah4users its point 9 )
Unfortunatly buffering takes ages (20secs of buffering for 3secs of playtime) and I have to abandon it
18/03/2008 at 4:34 PM #16558AnonymousInactiveI tied the TUN interface as well a while back but never tried option 9. So exactly what and where did you put these options?
so did you put
allow-point-to-point=
in your
mt-daapd.conf
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18/03/2008 at 7:44 PM #16559masParticipantTry running avahi daemon on the machine that runs the client and then have avahi manually braodcast the rsp service in the local net.
18/03/2008 at 10:38 PM #16560AnonymousInactiveI put allow-point-to-point=yes in my avahi config file. I found it in debian under /etc/avahi/avahi-daemon.conf
14/07/2008 at 6:11 PM #16561AnonymousInactiveHas anyone got this to work yet? I tried allow-point-to-point=yes, and it didn’t change anything. I am using a “tun” config as it is the most simple way to connect from my work computer to my home LAN. I know a “tap” config would fix this issue but I would rather change my setup.
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