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How to support IPv6 network video sources? #247
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I am using tvheadend in docker, and when I add "- RUN_OPTS='--ipv6'" to the command, I found that the container failed to start. It seems like it is stuck in a loop requesting this command. It seems that this command cannot be used this way. |
root@pq:/srv/dev-disk-by-uuid-6286723d-3c08-482c-8537-55b0d8a1fa30/TVHeadend# lsof -i:9981 This is the result of checking the ports on my local physical machine: |
I believe you need to make sure ipv6 is configured correctly on your docker installation. Unfortunately I don't believe anyone within the team uses IPv6 so it's hard for us to test. Also need to make sure tvheadend supports ipv6 too. |
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Is this a new feature request?
Wanted change
How to support IPv6 network video sources?
Reason for change
How to support IPv6 network video sources?
https://m3u.ibert.me/fmml_ipv6.m3u
Proposed code change
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