Running a server on a Platform-as-a-Service host like fly.io
Description
Hello and thanks for making this awesome voice chat program! Currently, mumble server allows you to specify a default interface to listen on in the mumble.ini file using the key "host". However, I'm running my mumble server on fly.io and their handling of UDP requires binding to a separate interface from TCP. I don't know if other Platform as a Service providers do the same. TCP connections must listen on 0.0.0.0, while UDP connections must listen on "fly-global-services"
Mumble server seems to use the same interface for both TCP and UDP from the host key, meaning I have to use tcp-only on my fly.io instance.
My mumble server still works fine in TCP only mode, so this is not a blocker by any means. I understand support of strange configurations like this may not be high on the priority list!
As a workaround for fly.io I was able to LD_PRELOAD a library that rewrites the host for udp socket.
Source code is here
I have this in my Dockerfile to make it work
```dockerfile
# Build the interceptor lib
FROM docker.io/rust:1.75.0 as builder
WORKDIR /usr/src
RUN git clone https://gitlab.com/samoylovfp/7d2d-ded
WORKDIR /usr/src/7d2d-ded/interceptor
RUN cargo build --release
FROM mumblevoip/mumble-server:v1.5.634-0
# Copy the built lib
COPY --from=builder /usr/src/7d2d-ded/interceptor/target/release/libinterceptor.so /
# Make all apps started after this use the lib
ENV LD_PRELOAD=/libinterceptor.so
```
Context
Running a server on a Platform-as-a-Service host like fly.io
Description
Hello and thanks for making this awesome voice chat program! Currently, mumble server allows you to specify a default interface to listen on in the mumble.ini file using the key "host". However, I'm running my mumble server on fly.io and their handling of UDP requires binding to a separate interface from TCP. I don't know if other Platform as a Service providers do the same. TCP connections must listen on 0.0.0.0, while UDP connections must listen on "fly-global-services"
https://fly.io/docs/app-guides/udp-and-tcp/
Mumble server seems to use the same interface for both TCP and UDP from the host key, meaning I have to use tcp-only on my fly.io instance.
My mumble server still works fine in TCP only mode, so this is not a blocker by any means. I understand support of strange configurations like this may not be high on the priority list!
Mumble component
Server
OS-specific?
No
Additional information
No response