I can't use a domain name to specify the listen socket address in the config file of the server. For example when using the line listen = "foo:5258" in the file server.toml, rkvm-server exits with the following message:
Error parsing config: invalid socket address syntax for key `listen` at line 1 column 10
Even though foo is a valid socket address defined in the /etc/hosts file.
In contrast the line server = "foo:5258" in the file client.toml works without problems from a client machine with an identical entry for foo in /etc/hosts. Can this be considered a bug or is this intended behavior?
I can't use a domain name to specify the listen socket address in the config file of the server. For example when using the line
listen = "foo:5258"in the fileserver.toml,rkvm-serverexits with the following message:Even though
foois a valid socket address defined in the/etc/hostsfile. In contrast the lineserver = "foo:5258"in the fileclient.tomlworks without problems from a client machine with an identical entry forfooin/etc/hosts. Can this be considered a bug or is this intended behavior?