Kenny

Thank you. That worked.

Worked my way through the dependencies. There were a lot that I eventually had to find and install. Finally I got to the next step in the building process and got stuck here: BTW, here's a list of everything I had to install dependency wise.

Update from here. I finally got some time to connect via a Windows client, tethered to my phone, with a Public IP different than my internal network. It worked. @Gilgongo was right :-)

My Public IP is same as the one the WAN status reports, so I think I'm good there. I need to put a client on another machine and test from the outside, which will be my next step. I though you may be right about the router not allowing the public IP from inside my LAN, but I did port forward SSH (port 22) and was able to connect using DDNS and the Public IP. From another machine on the network. Something about 22124 and UDP seems off, although I port forwarded the same way:

so? ExecStart=/bin/bash -c '/usr/bin/jamulus -s -n --servername $(uname -n) -l /var/log/jamulus -g -o "$(uname -n);;"'

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