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SubjectRe: [LCtalk] Falling off the network
FromFokko van Duin
DateSun, 31 Jul 2005 01:28:30 +0300


At 00:43 -0400 30-07-2005, mattyo wrote:
Greetings,

I just got a LanBox, which I'm using for a project involving multiple video projectors, which I'm writing in Jitter. I'm only using the Lanbox to control a few video scrollers -- not too complicated -- and I'm using the otudp object to control it. However, the box regularly falls off the network.

The usage of otudp alone is critical as the LanBox requires the correct protocol. Please consult our included examples (e.g. the LC+ UDP Desk (OSX)), as there are no known problems when using it continuously.


Note Be sure you use the latest lcudp-pack (included with LCedit+ v3.3), as it formats the udp packets in the right way for a LanBox.


There is not a ton of traffic on the network (6 computers total, no heavy data transfers), but after about 15 minutes, I regularly lose communication, and can only find it again by rebooting it. Not only does control data not work, it even fails to respond to a ping after that time.

It looks like the box is crashed, AFAIK that is only possible by sending incorrect udp packets. I assume that only 1 computer is sending udp packets to the box?



I have left it entirely with its factory configurations, and am using max 4.5.4 on a Mac. Any ideas how to keep the box happily talking?

Can you send me directly your patch, so I can have a look?

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