Hi list,
my remote server is printing messages such as
late 2.333
Host is down
and I want to know about it on at least one of the clients. Is there a
specific setting to receive such messages?
thanks!
P
Hi list,
my remote server is printing messages such as
late 2.333
Host is down
and I want to know about it on at least one of the clients. Is there a
specific setting to receive such messages?
thanks!
P
I’m pretty sure this case just prints but doesn’t send any message back – maybe necessary to modify the source code.
Hm, I searched the source code (./server/scsynth, ./common and ./include) and I don’t find “host is down” anywhere. This message might be printed in a networking library they we’re using, or it may be in some system call – not sure. In any case, there’s not an obvious place to add a notification for this.
Are you communicating with the remote server by UDP or TCP?
hjh
I’m pretty sure this case just prints but doesn’t send any message back – maybe necessary to modify the source code.
Good to know, thanks!
Hm, I searched the source code (./server/scsynth, ./common and ./include) and I don’t find “host is down” anywhere. This message might be printed in a networking library they we’re using, or it may be in some system call – not sure. In any case, there’s not an obvious place to add a notification for this.
Are you communicating with the remote server by UDP or TCP?
UDP
best, P