running phantom-linux does not appear in LAN on minecraft

[PrototypeXodeus]

Running a dedicated minecraft bedrock server on a friend PC, attempting to use phantom-linux to allow my ps4 to connect to the dedicated server.

I can't seem to get the LAN server to show up ANYWHERE. Not on the ps4, not on my personal PC running bedrock edition.

When the phantom-linux is running in terminal, it detects when my PC IP address and the PS4 open minecraft by displaying "New Connection from client..." but when I check my LAN available worlds on either the ps4 or my PC neither show anything.

[Bullet55NL]

Is LAN broadcast in your server settings turned on?

[counterfitninja]

Not having lan broadcast was an issue I faced

[PrototypeXodeus]

how do I change those LAN settings?

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[PrototypeXodeus]

would this be a fix from my friends PC? remember that I am not running the alpha bedrock server locally, just the phantom-linux file.

[PrototypeXodeus]

Found the fix, it was the "LANBroadcast" set to 0 for the world. Weird quirk, especially because you can't change that value in the minecraft bedrock alpha server.

You can mark this ticket as solved

[counterfitninja]

That is the setting for visable to lan players. Was this an imported Map?

[Bullet55NL]

Found the fix, it was the "LANBroadcast" set to 0 for the world. Weird quirk, especially because you can't change that value in the minecraft bedrock alpha server.

You can mark this ticket as solved

You're welcome :-)

[abdulman7]

It works great on my Mac! Thanks jhead for this repository