I installed openhop on a raspberry pi, but I can't connect to web config (port 8000) and companion (port 5050) via ipv6.
I installed openhop on a raspberry pi, but I can't connect to web config (port 8000) and companion (port 5050) via ipv6.
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If host/bind settings are left at defaults, OpenHop listens on IPv4 only, so IPv6 connections to port 8000 and 5050 will fail.
Web config on port 8000 should work over IPv6 by setting:
http.host: "::"
http.port: 8000
Companion on port 5050 should bind on IPv6 by setting:
bind_address: "::"
tcp_port: 5050
If host/bind settings are left at defaults, OpenHop listens on IPv4 only, so IPv6 connections to port 8000 and 5050 will fail.
Web config on port 8000 should work over IPv6 by setting:
http.host: "::"
http.port: 8000
Companion on port 5050 should bind on IPv6 by setting:
bind_address: "::"
tcp_port: 5050
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I installed openhop on a raspberry pi, but I can't connect to web config (port 8000) and companion (port 5050) via ipv6.
This is important for anyone using Yggdrasil for remote administration.
If host/bind settings are left at defaults, OpenHop listens on IPv4 only, so IPv6 connections to port 8000 and 5050 will fail.
Web config on port 8000 should work over IPv6 by setting:
http.host: "::"
http.port: 8000
Companion on port 5050 should bind on IPv6 by setting:
bind_address: "::"
tcp_port: 5050