![]() ![]() I changed nothing there aside hitting VO+Space on the Skype app block, and changing it over to Facetime. I tried using the template for voice over IP type applications. I'm trying to record my microphone, and the audio from the other side of a Facetime call. I even had my mother who is sighted and is very very good at describing things to me try explaining this, and even visually she said this thing's a joke! Yes, I listened to the podcast Alex did, and yes, I read the textual guide, may I had both at least 50 times literally speaking. I get that each source block connects to another block to form your audio flow. I do get the concept of sources, and blocks. I am so frustrated right now with Audio hijack, I'm ready to just give up and throw this piece of crap out the window!įirst, I do get the concept of the x and y axis. This shouldn't be this difficult folks.Īny suggestions while waiting for support to free up someone to look at my ticket would be greatly appreciated.There was someone up here the other day, I think Tyson was his name, who was going to try helping me, but I never heard back from him. I followed the instructions and video to a T and everything else is working smoothly but this one bottleneck is driving me nuts and it should be a relatively easy process since the system has a /64 range to work from why isn't it assigning them a dynamic IP address to begin with when I set up the account and why is it keeping the ip4 address in the account list and not releasing/removing it from the account entirely when I manually assign the ipv6 account. Has anyone else seen anything like this and have a workaround? While I'm admittedly new to WHM I've used cP for year in a variety of forms and versions and I prefer it greatly to Plesk but this IP issue is driving me nuts. This is insane and the 9-12 hour mark of waiting for a ticket for an issue that's keeping me from setting up my website is even more insane. While I didn't really like the layout and process of Plesk Onyx, I did love the fact that it would read the ipv6 bindings from your eth port and then automatically set up a pool of IP addresses to pull for either shared or dedicated and you were done in a second. I went to the ipv6:2083 and I was able to log into cpanel so that works at least.įor obvious reasons I don't want the servers IPv4 address attached to my domain along with the ipv6 address. This time I clicked on assign ipv6 and it assigned an ipv6 address (frustratingly it was just a random number from the range of addresses available rather than 1 of the 30 ipv6 addresses bound to eth0) I took the IPv6 address assigned and put it in the script for eth0 and confirmed that I could ping6 to it. I clicked on reserve the IP 4 address and delete the domain account and recreated it with the same process and it still added the ip4 address and declined to use an IPv6 address. When I went through the process of creating an account this time it created the account but it attached the ipv4 address from the server rather than grabbing an ip6 address from the /64 range. Which brings me here.Īfter about 5 hours of struggling and waiting - I created another package and for kicks and giggles left the "dedicated IP" box unchecked. It's rather frustrating waiting at this point. That was incorrect because there were the 2 ip addresses from my server "attached or allocated" to WHM and there was a whole IPv6 /64 range assigned to WHM. Your system has run out of available IP addresses, or you do not have permission to use any more IP addresses. ![]() When I tried to set up an account for my first domain, cP stopped the account creation and gave the following message: I figured the logic of using my two ip addresses bound to my server when I have a pool of IPV6 addresses in /64 why share ip addresses with my server? The first "in-house" package I set up for my own domains, I checked the box for dedicated IP addresses. I have set all the settings for IPv6 and included both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses from my CentOS 7 server. I have read every document listed on cP and watched every video when setting up WHM. I set up an ipv6 pool with /64 range in cP. I can ping all the ipv6 addresses bound to my eth0. I've got my CentOS 7 server set up with IPv4 and IPv6 I can ping v4 and v6 all day inside and outside the server. ![]()
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