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Resolve Error: Cannot Enable Collaboration | Clients can't see each other via Wireguard #32
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Thanks for your in-depth issue post! A bit disconcerting indeed... I honestly haven't used Collaboration for a few months but I will give this a test and see if I can replicate it. I think if BMD was trying to crack down on this, they probably would have decreased the communication timeout threshold that causes the error to show up. What kind of latencies (pings) are you getting between machines? ie. how many milliseconds delay are you getting on the Server GUI between machines? |
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We don't seem to be able to connect to one another. Maybe there's something wrong with our Wireguard config that only allows us to connect to the server but prevents the individual clients from seeing each other?
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I need to add that I manually edited the wireguard config to add |
I've done some talking to people from Wireguard. They pointed towards a routing table problem that causes the clients to not be able to see each other and only the server. They recommended using route on Windows to add a route manually like this: Sadly, I've not gotten this to work. I will report back on the progress and contribute a solution if ever found. |
While not having solved this problem , I found a VPN that reliably works - even behind Proxies, NATs, Firewalls, etc. (according to their own marketing, and considering it does work in my case while all other VPNs don't I believe them). Tailscale is very easy to set up: Download it on both computers and log in with your account (it's free to use as long as you use one account on all devices). Tailscale will run in the taskbar and you are able to easily copy a client's IP from there or the web interface. It works like a charm for the DaVinci Resolve Project server. |
This is the way I've been connecting our PC's, however, I cannot seem to enable multi-user collaboration. I get the following error when opening a project another user is currently inside: "Please ensure that the machines are not connected Is there any way around this? |
There used to be a post on the forums about this, but it seems to have been deleted. I wrote a guide a while back for some friends. Here it is (translated by GPT-4):
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My friend and I get this error by DVR (DaVinci Resolve) when connecting to a project:
One person can connect to a project without any issues but the second person will get this error. Has BMD made some changes to DVR and now it's not fooled by the VPN approach anymore?
What we've set up:
postgres
.9.0.0.1
.Our systems:
Media is stored locally on both of our machines and made to have the same path. Everything is live-synced via NextCloud.
server_log.txt
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