I'm having a issue while running the SmartFoxServer locally that it discards all UDP packets while/after calling initUDP.
The server claims the following (3 times, due to UDP retry):
Discard UDP packet from 0:0, reason: Sender IP doesn't match TCP session address: 0 != 0:0:0:0:0:0:0:1
Is this related to IPv6 somehow, seeing as the IP it specifies in the message is formatted as IPv6?
I am also curious why in the beginning of the message it simply says "... packet from 0:0".
0:0 does not seem like a valid identifier in the context.
For more information, the session it creates and the user login are logged as follows:
Session created: { Id: 3, Type: BLUEBOX, Logged: No, IP: 0:0:0:0:0:0:0:1 } on Server port: 0 <---> 0
User login: { Zone: TestZone }, ( User Name: test1, Id: 2, Priv: 0, Sess: 0:0:0:0:0:0:0:1 ) , Type: Unity / .Net
Discard UDP packet from 0:0 (IPv6)
Re: Discard UDP packet from 0:0 (IPv6)
Hi,
if the session created is of type BLUEBOX (i.e. HTTP tunnel) you won't be able to use UDP in most cases.
Why is the local client not able to reach the server via socket? Have you investigated?
Also is the initUDP request successful? I'd expect it to fail.
Thanks
if the session created is of type BLUEBOX (i.e. HTTP tunnel) you won't be able to use UDP in most cases.
Why is the local client not able to reach the server via socket? Have you investigated?
Also is the initUDP request successful? I'd expect it to fail.
Thanks
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