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I could easily be missing something, but I don't see how to use STUN (or similar) to get my public IP on a listen socket. The library doesn't allow me to start an outbound connection from a listen socket, therefore I cannot ping a STUN server. If I start a new connection to do so, I'll get my public IP with the incorrect port. And I cannot simply then use the local port number of the listen socket because the NAT may map it differently. Any suggestions? The readme suggests this is possible?
I did see #64 but that's for in-library implementation I think?
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Yeah, I am interested in making something relatively high level and turnkey (get it!?!?) right now. I don't think it's possible to manually put STUN/TURN in front and then somehow pass it off to this layer.
I don't know when this will rise in priority to actually get implemented. Hopefully this year. :(
I could easily be missing something, but I don't see how to use STUN (or similar) to get my public IP on a listen socket. The library doesn't allow me to start an outbound connection from a listen socket, therefore I cannot ping a STUN server. If I start a new connection to do so, I'll get my public IP with the incorrect port. And I cannot simply then use the local port number of the listen socket because the NAT may map it differently. Any suggestions? The readme suggests this is possible?
I did see #64 but that's for in-library implementation I think?
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