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The Open Lighting Architecture - The Travel Adaptor for the Lighting Industry
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Display Remote ArtNet Nodes in the Web UI #168

Open ola-importer opened 10 years ago

ola-importer commented 10 years ago

From sl1200mk2 on February 09, 2012 11:26:21

would be great if in the Web UI (or a command that can be access by a streaming client) to ask on the network wich interface is present and report their IP/NetMask/MacAddress. all that without specifying a particular broadcast address...

nice also to see this feature in libartnet ++ nicolas

Original issue: http://code.google.com/p/open-lighting/issues/detail?id=167

ola-importer commented 10 years ago

From si...@nomis52.net on February 09, 2012 14:13:12

Do you really need the netmask & mac address? I can have a change to display the IPs in a command line tool in a day or so but anything else will require additional work.

ola-importer commented 10 years ago

From sl1200mk2 on February 09, 2012 21:00:21

nope, only ip would be nice. any chance you put this functionnality in libartnet ? ++

ola-importer commented 10 years ago

From si...@nomis52.net on February 09, 2012 22:42:06

I've added support to ola_artnet to do this now. You just need to pass it the universe you're interested in:

$ ola_artnet -u 0 -d 1 10.0.0.88

libartnet is in maintenance mode, so I don't add features to it anymore. If you'd like to send a patch I'll look at adding it though.

ola-importer commented 10 years ago

From sl1200mk2 on February 09, 2012 23:34:17

the goal to have this function in the web UI is to set it available for every protocols. possible ?

ola-importer commented 10 years ago

From si...@nomis52.net on February 10, 2012 08:39:17

Eventually yes, but that's a significant amount of work.

Summary: Display Remote ArtNet Nodes in the Web UI

ola-importer commented 10 years ago

From sl1200mk2 on February 10, 2012 10:48:01

i think it would be great and a gain of time for end users (sometimes, operators do not know address of their node...).

there's no rush about this function, i'm only touring in USA after this summer ;-)

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ola-importer commented 10 years ago

From sl1200mk2 on March 21, 2012 01:55:07

Simon, cannot this be using using Bonjour/Zeroconf protocol ? best regards ++

ola-importer commented 10 years ago

From si...@nomis52.net on March 21, 2012 08:46:36

ArtNet support discovery. All the data is there, it's just a matter of plumbing it through to the web UI.

ola-importer commented 10 years ago

From sl1200mk2 on March 21, 2012 09:58:21

i understand. but if any hardware is registering through Zeroconf when you plug it, it can be easier to perform query to return IP/Port of everyone, isn't it?

++ Nico

ola-importer commented 10 years ago

From si...@nomis52.net on March 21, 2012 14:24:12

Nothing in the industry that I know of uses zeroconf for service discovery. E1.33 will do discovery using SLP.

ola-importer commented 10 years ago

From sl1200mk2 on March 21, 2012 22:37:45

thanx for the tip! indeed SLP looks to rock solid...

best regards

ola-importer commented 10 years ago

From peterjne...@gmail.com on September 13, 2013 11:05:35

Labels: -Type-Defect Type-Enhancement

peternewman commented 9 years ago

E1.33 won't be SLP now; Bonjour instead from memory.

peternewman commented 9 years ago

@daveol if you want to have a think about how you'd want this presented in the JSON API, we could look at trying to plumb it into the server side.