> On 15 Jan 2025, at 15:03, Juliusz Chroboczek <jch@irif.fr> wrote:
> 
>> When starting galene with an explcit IP Address on a machine with multiple Ip addresses; e.g. with:
>> 
>> 	./galene  -turn 11.123.4.123:1194 ....
>> 
>> netstat/lsof shows that it is still bound to the ANY address:
>> 
>> 	  # lsof -n | grep LISTEN
>> 	   ....
>> 	   galene    49935 galene    7u     IPv4 0xfffff80019daf000        0     TCP *:1194->*:* (LISTEN)
>> 
>> Is this the expected behaviour (i.e. intentional and for a reason) - or
>> a blemish/thing that I should try to fix ?
> 
> Only the address you specified is advertised to clients, but the server
> listens on the wildcard address.  This allows us to change the server's
> address without tearing down the socket when running with "-turn auto".

So I think below is a fairly simple change - where the 'auto' case is kept as is - and the listener is ONLY bound to a specific IP if it is specified. Otherwise it becomes *:1234 or a found public IP address.

So now [-turn [ip|fqdn]:<port>] behaves exactly like -http.

> So let me know if it's important for you.


So being able to bind it is convenient on a machine with multiple IPs or a machine that straddles networks. As otherwise the galene starting `second' looses the race for 0.0.0.0. . Or a machine with an anal firewall/ACL system - the listen() gets a permission error.

With kind regards,

Dw.


diff --git a/turnserver/turnserver.go b/turnserver/turnserver.go
index 1dcebe0..2210801 100644
--- a/turnserver/turnserver.go
+++ b/turnserver/turnserver.go
@@ -132,7 +132,7 @@ func Start() error {
                if a == nil {
                        return errors.New("couldn't parse address")
                }
-               pcc, lc := listener(net.IP{0, 0, 0, 0}, addr.Port, a)
+               pcc, lc := listener(a, addr.Port, a)
                if pcc != nil {
                        pccs = append(pccs, *pcc)
                        server.addresses = append(server.addresses, &net.UDPAddr{