So today I downloaded the x86_64 version and clicked host just to see what it did when it left a watermark on my screen the I cannot remove even when i click ok. I thought that the app would open discord itself. What I'm saying is to please make a script that checks if discord.exe is running if not to run it. I'll see if I can make a pr.

I was trying to create a Minecraft server to play with my friends, but using 192.168.42.2:(some port) in server section didn't work, is it something with CIDR? If not what do I do, i was just trying to create a LAN server.

I've pulled the code and have made some optimisations for performance. Builds fine, but crashes I believe when it attempts to load DLL's.

What are the build instructions for this project?

Not sure if this is a "just me" problem or it's for everyone, so I thought I'd make an issue.

Hi gyf304!

Firstly thanks for making this wonderful app. Thanks to it I can play a modern classic game Conflict Global Storm which was once upon a time only playable in co-op mode with now-defunct GameSpy. I play this with my younger brother.

A couple of months back, LPVPN started crashing all of a sudden in my brother's PC and he wasn't able to join. I could not figure out the root cause back then. But then today I attempted to give it another shot with him. Re-installed Discord in his PC and many other things. Finally, I was tires and casually as a random experiment, I tried to change the CIDR IP in my PC. Aloha! I saw the same issue replicated on my PC. I now remember that I asked him to change the CIDR IP for some silly reason and after that, this problem started in his PC, and then on my PC from today onwards.

The problem appears to be with the CIDR IP that is set to 192.168.42.1/24 by default. As per my observation, an attempt to change the same shall trigger the issue. After this, I tried to Host a game. The sent bytes now stay 0 at all times, and the Invite button no longer works (the join slots dialog is not initiated in Discord). (Screenshot attached).

Although restarting the LPVPN app resets all the IP settings, the Invite button no longer works, and the sent bytes are stuck to 0. The LPVPN adapter is also not created in Control Panel Network Connections. The problem still remains even if I use a different version of LPVPN exe file.

These are some of my observations. Also, I am a noob when it comes to coding, so I was just trying to use the compiled '.exe' files put the GitHub repository. I tried all the versions, but none of them worked. Any solutions are welcome from the other community members as well.

Appreciate the support! Thanks and sorry for the trouble.

Kind Regards,
Max!

Hello,

This is a awesome application, thank you very much.

Does this app create a vpn on discord server? Or does it connect users to each other using the discord server as an initial bridge? Is there any documentation available?

Do you plan to port this app to ubuntu/linux? It seems it is only available for windows.
Can we compile on ubuntu and make it work?
It seems it is designed for windows.
Can I make it work from the terminal in ubuntu, what do you think?

I love the idea of this application. I think it would be great if you'd look at this list to add more games: http://langamelist.com/

However, I do have some specific asks:

• Factorio
• Fistful of Frags
• Team Fortress 2
• Unreal Tournament 1999
• Unreal Tournament 2004
• Quake 3 Arena
• Command & Conquer Red Alert (Remaster or Open RA)
• Command & Conquer Red Alert 2
• Total Annihilation
• Supreme Commander: Forged Alliance
• Warcraft 2: Tides of Darkness
• Borderlands
• Borderlands 2
• Call of Duty
• Call of Duty 2
• Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare
• Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2
• Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3
• Battlefield: Vietnam
• Battlefield: Bad Company 2
• Counter-Strike: Source
• Counter-Strike (1.6)
• Counter-Strike: Global Offensive

There are plenty more, but this list comes as a partial list from the link above. These are some older and newer games as well.

Hi!
I was trying this tool out with some friends in the hopes to be able to play Halo 2 Vista with local network games but the virtual adapter doesn't show up under the network adapters in the Halo 2 Vista's settings.

It does show up correctly under Windows 10's Network Connections control panel, and people can connect to it over Discord, however it's not an option in the game itself.
So I wonder if there's maybe a setting/preference to this virtual adapter that makes it different from other network adapters causing it not to show up under the in game network adapter list? I've tried a few other LAN VPN services which do show up correctly in game.
Any thoughts?

Thank you!

When i click Host, it says "waiting for connection" then error pops up : "cannot create lobby".

on windows 10

Hi,
thanks for this awesome tool!

I just tried it and noticed that it requires the vcruntime140_1.dll which is included in the VC Redistributable (Link: https://aka.ms/vs/16/release/vc_redist.x64.exe).

I think it would be useful to add that piece of information to the readme.md?

Hello there!

Just wanted to try this out to let my friend access my SMB share so he could drop some files on it for me while I was taking a break. However, neither of us can ping or reach the other. I did disable my VPN (well, CloudFlare WARP isn't "exactly" a VPN) but still no luck. I can indeed see activity, but neither sending pings nor searching the network via Windows' integrated discovery feature showed the other machine in the network.

Is there a problem we overlooked? I was hosting, thus I had 192.168.42.1 whilst my friend had -.2.

Thanks and kind regards,
Ingwie