> On Jun 2, 2021, at 12:35 PM, Lucas Cordiviola wrote:
>
> just because if we are all together in the same lan i prefer to tell others
> "browse http://192.168.1.20;.
I agree, which is why Pd accepts *both* and defaults to IPv4 for
simplicity/compatibility.
Dan Wilcox
@danomatika
just because if we are all together in the same lan i prefer to tell
others "browse http://192.168.1.20;.
The [webserver] just wraps https://github.com/civetweb/civetweb . For
simplicity I left out ipv6 + many more options like https (via openssl)
and more options that are there.
May be
"Why U No IPV6?"
:)
Even Pd now supports IPV6... See the functions in s_net for some helpers which
may be useful, although s_net.h is not really part of the public API in m_pd.h.
AT the very least, there are implementation snippets you can check out for
configuration for IPv4 and IPv6.
Hi list,
I'm presenting 3 net objects:
[nicinfo]
- prints to the console the associated ip(s) of your network card(s).
also prints your outside ip if you have internet.
[webserver]
- ipv4 http server (threaded).
[websocketserver]
- a multi-threaded web-socket server. (not ready for macOS
Hi list,
I'm presenting 3 net objects:
[nicinfo]
- prints to the console the associated ip(s) of your network card(s).
also prints your outside ip if you have internet.
[webserver]
- ipv4 http server (threaded).
[websocketserver]
- a multi-threaded web-socket server. (not ready for macOS
