Hi everyone - dual boot laptop running the ubuntu side - internet connection is via comcast personal (not business) dynamic ip, netgear router, wifi, with port forwarding enabled to the laptop's internal ip - sample node.js version wiki created and running, works just fine via localhost on the same machine. - fails to load from a different machine (tablet connected to same wifi router, smartphone via cell network) directed to the router's external ip number. Need this behavior to be able to update the wiki from any machine anywhere on the web (assuming I leave my laptop at home running tiddlywiki --server) - attempts to use any combination (with appropriate changes to port forwarding settings on the router) of the port and/or host (blank or set to router's external ip) parameters of the --server command generate an error (EADDRNOTAVAIL) so the server fails to start. - other simple server code running on node.js (hello World!) works just fine from tablet (same router) or phone (different provider, etc)
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