I'm trying to debug a LAN game issue and from iphlpapi log it seems that the game uses loopback device listed as first ethernet in ipconfig to identify a player in lan lobby. Is there a way to hide it from wine? I can't delete in Ubuntu since there's no actual control over lo interface.
Do I have any control over network interfaces under wine at all?
Also worth mentioning that wine does not see the hardware address of that interface even if I set it in Ubuntu, which seems to be a bug.
Hiding loopback interface from wine
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Re: Hiding loopback interface from wine
Sorry, this might not be of any help. I do know that similar info is kept in the /etc/hosts file on some systems. My first line is
127.0.0.1 localhost
which is the same address used for loopback.
Hope you get some answers.
127.0.0.1 localhost
which is the same address used for loopback.
Hope you get some answers.
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Re: Hiding loopback interface from wine
Hi there! Thanks for your reply! I have tried removing loopback addresses from hosts, but it does not affect the interfaces list under wine unfortunately.
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Re: Hiding loopback interface from wine
: ( Can't think of anything else at the moment.