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@whyrusleeping any reason they're only advertising one address? they should be advertising all of them.
given how messy networking is, i'm sure there's some case where this isn't true. probably small. |
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Yeah, for some reason it never occurred to me that I should put more than a single address on that message. even though the message supports multiple ip addresses... |
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LGTM. (we should fix the tests) |
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advertise multiple addresses over mdns
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nodes were failing to connect to eachother on my LAN because they advertised their loopback address instead of their lan local address. just skip loopback addresses because any node on the same machine can connect via any of the interface addresses just the same.