Expands on #155
On Windows, the TCP port is correctly bound to the broadcast address while on Linux the port is incorrectly bound to the local loopback address (127.x.x.x)
On Windows running a CSS server, using netstat we can see the open ports:
On Linux also running a CSS server, also using netstat:
We can use telnet or netcat on the server to check if TCP on port 27015:
The first two are to the Windows machine and the second set to the Linux machine.
I have tested this on only CSS and Gmod. Also, both the Windows and Linux machines had their Firewalls turned off.
I'm running into the same issue.
+ip 0.0.0.0
Adding this to my command line arguments аs a workaround, I think it forces the server to listen on any ipv4 address.
Expands on #155 On Windows, the TCP port is correctly bound to the broadcast address while on Linux the port is incorrectly bound to the local loopback address (127.x.x.x) On Windows running a CSS server, using netstat we can see the open ports: On Linux also running a CSS server, also using netstat: We can use telnet or netcat on the server to check if TCP on port 27015:
I have tested this on only CSS and Gmod. Also, both the Windows and Linux machines had their Firewalls turned off.