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with the code noise.NewNode(noise.WithNodeBindHost(netIP), noise.WithNodeBindPort(uint16(*NodePort))), when a message is sent to something using the ipv4 address 192.168.0.4 it works fine. However when I go back through kademlia table:
for _, node := range overlay.Table().Peers() {
log.Println(node)
log.Println(node.Host)
}
I get addresses like "address": "[c0a8:1c1::]:4444" and a host of c0a8:1c1::.
How do I prevent it from converting into an IPv6 address?
Edit: I'll also add that the node knows the IPv4 itself: log.Println("Node listening on:", TestNode.Addr()) -> Node listening on: 192.168.1.193:4444
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with the code
noise.NewNode(noise.WithNodeBindHost(netIP), noise.WithNodeBindPort(uint16(*NodePort)))
, when a message is sent to something using the ipv4 address192.168.0.4
it works fine. However when I go back through kademlia table:for _, node := range overlay.Table().Peers() {
log.Println(node)
log.Println(node.Host)
}
I get addresses like
"address": "[c0a8:1c1::]:4444"
and a host ofc0a8:1c1::
.How do I prevent it from converting into an IPv6 address?
Edit: I'll also add that the node knows the IPv4 itself:
log.Println("Node listening on:", TestNode.Addr()) -> Node listening on: 192.168.1.193:4444
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: