reticulum experiments #571
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Hi everybody, I am starting to experiment with reticulum. My final goal is to have a LoRa connecting to a friend home network, go through a server with a public address, reach my home network e finally to a second LoRa. I set up 2 docker instances (D1 and D2) on the same ip network on my home pc. After enabling IP6 I had them talking to each other both with nomadnet and rnsh. So I expanded my experiments.
I could connect with rnsh from D1 to SRV1. Then I set "enable_transport = Yes" on D1 and tried to connect from D2 to SRV1, assuming D2 would use D1 as transport node. Could anybody help me pointing out where I am wrong or what I should do to debug the problem? thanks a lot in advance. |
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It should work. If D1 knows the path, it should respond to a request from D2. Have you restarted rnsd since you changed the configuration? When in doubt, you can try announcing with SRV1 again just to make sure at least D1 and hopefully D2 have seen the announce. Can you try using another app like NomadNet to test communication in general? Does rnstatus tell you the interfaces are up? |
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I tried with NomadNet and it worked. At first I could send messages from D1 to SRV1 and on SRV1 I got the following screen After a while the keys were received by SRV1 and now the communication works in both directions... I can go on with the rest of the setup. I will also try to make some project examples work over these setup. thanks a lot! especially for the super-fast answer |
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I tried with NomadNet and it worked. At first I could send messages from D1 to SRV1 and on SRV1 I got the following screen
After a while the keys were received by SRV1 and now the communication works in both directions...
I can go on with the rest of the setup. I will also try to make some project examples work over these setup.
thanks a lot! especially for the super-fast answer