Failure To Connect

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Description

App fails to send own IP and public key to server ip random port

Reproduction

running a2ln server with no parameters, no firewall, on same wifi network, on latest version from pip, v1.1.10
app version 1.2.7

Screenshots

Smartphone

• Device: Pixel 5
• Android version: Android 13 / GrapheneOS

[patri9ck]

Can you ping your phone?

$ ping 192.168.0.50

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--- 192.168.0.50 ping statistics ---
11 packets transmitted, 11 received, 0% packet loss, time 10013ms
rtt min/avg/max/mdev = 42.071/86.258/133.731/26.894 ms

looks like it, with firewall active too

[patri9ck]

Can you show the output when you run a2ln?

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[patri9ck]

Everything looks fine. It used to work, right? Do you remember changing anything in your network configuration or something similar?

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no intentional changes to my network, but the IPs of my devices sometimes change when the router has to be reset after a power outage.

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the request just never comes through to the server.
are the public keys supposed to not match?

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wait, i will try deleting all my configs for the server

[patri9ck]

Yes, they do not match. The server as well as the client (your phone) have their own public key.

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i'll try with a different phone

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nevermind, it isn't compatible with my old phone (android 8)

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um i think i figured it out. i had installed portmaster, another firewall tool recently. i thought it was inactive. no system tray icon or processes with that name running. it was still blocking things somehow as a firewall. sorry to waste your time.

[patri9ck]

No problem, you didn't waste my time! Glad to hear that you found the issue!