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Originally Posted by Technologyman00
Also I know all the IPs it could be but is there a way to know immediately what ip or use s.connect much faster?
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Yes. You need to find out what your Pi's local IP address is. Try the command
and look for section eth0 and the line inet. Alternately, you can address the Pi using its mDNS name, which is raspberrypi.local. I'm not sure if this is set up by default.
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Originally Posted by Technologyman00
I am running it on the Driver Station and I know about R60 but the client picks a random port to respond on. How do I fix that?
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What is the client responding to? It shouldn't do anything like choose a random port. Your port selection of 5800 should be fine.
If it's working now (despite taking a time to connect) you should be fine.