[networking] pairing manager fails to connect on local network

[acmiyaguchi]

Pairing is functional, but it does not work on physically separated devices.

A virtual machine connected to the host device can successfully pair with the host, where a device on the local network can't. By changing the vm network settings from bridged to NAT on the host, I can reproduce the issue I have been having on a physically separated device.

This might be a routing issue, but I won't be able to test until I can get my hand on a new router. Below is some reference material pulled from the main XDA moonlight post.

Ports to forward manually:
TCP 35043, 47984, 47989, 47995, 47996, 48010
UDP 47998, 47999, 48000

[acmiyaguchi]

There's a high chance that it's something to do with the game.moonlight client than with the network setup. I've tested the following without modifying any network configurations.

• moonlight-pc osx-64
• moonlight-pc linux-64
• moonlight-android

This could potentially be an issue with using libcurl, however this seems unlikely since the http routines were taken from moonlight-embedded.

A reimplementation of NvHTTP::openHttpConnection could be done using a library like cpp-netlib.

[acmiyaguchi]

The source of the issue seems to be with openssl support in some versions of libcurl. I manually specified the url on the command line using curl, which meant that it had to be some sort of configuration problem while compiling or otherwise setting up curl. I fixed the 404 errors by installing the following package on ubuntu 14.04.

apt-get install libcurl4-openssl-dev