BadWolf22
commented
10 months ago Been a while since I used Phantom, but isn't the -server <address> argument for the external server address? So after you changed your port, I think it should be -server 127.0.0.1:19134.
The infinite loop aspect of this is because it is opening a proxy connection to port 19132 (itself). So there is constantly a new connection to forward.
Ct560
Hello,
I understand the general idea of phantom (proxy and making the remote server appear on the LAN) but as dumb as it might sound I can't seem to make it work in a specific configuration.
I'm trying to have phantom run on the same computer as the server itself. It's just to test the setup on my own computer at my friend's house. He's the one who has the PS4. Later, I'll have the server on my PC at home and I have yet to decide where I'll run phantom on his LAN.
So anyways, on my PC on his LAN I run the Bedrock server on 127.0.01 on port 19132. Then I run the Minecraft client still on my own PC. I connect to the server :
127.0.01:19132.It works.Then I try to run phantom, still on my PC.
phantom-windows.exe -server 127.0.0.1:19132It fails because it says the port is used or something. I'm guessing it's because the server is already listening on that port on that same computer. So I stop my server, change its port to
19134, and restart it.Then I run phantom again on
19132phantom-windows.exe -server 127.0.0.1:19132Phantom's terminal enters a weird infinite loop:
I don't know what to do about this. I saw that someone published a docker image with phantom on it, maybe that'd be the easiest way.