# Linux FlexFEC-03 test config for the netns + netem harness (scripts/flexfec/netns.sh).
#
# Unlike flexfec-local.yaml (macOS, loopback + in-SFU software impairment), this runs the
# SFU in the root netns and advertises the veth host IP 10.200.0.1 so that:
#   - the publisher in the `robot` netns reaches the SFU over the veth pair (shaped by netem)
#   - the subscriber in the root netns reaches the SFU at 10.200.0.1 locally (clean link)
#
# Run with --dev (injects devkey/secret):
#   ~/go1.26/bin/... # build first, then:
#   sudo scripts/flexfec/netns.sh up
#   /tmp/flexfec-livekit-server --dev --config scripts/flexfec/flexfec-linux.yaml

port: 7880

# Bind signalling (HTTP/WS + TCP) to the veth host IP so the publisher in the `robot` netns
# can reach it, plus loopback for the in-root-ns subscriber. Setting a non-loopback bind
# address also stops --dev from pinning everything to 127.0.0.1.
bind_addresses:
  - 10.200.0.1
  - 127.0.0.1

rtc:
  udp_port: 7882
  tcp_port: 7881
  # Advertise the veth host IP, not a public IP.
  use_external_ip: false
  enable_loopback_candidate: true
  ips:
    includes:
      # veth subnet: 10.200.0.1 (SFU/root) <-> 10.200.0.2 (robot netns)
      - 10.200.0.0/24
      - 127.0.0.0/8

  # Asymmetric teleop topology: robot publishes with FlexFEC (uplink recovery at the SFU);
  # the operator/subscriber is on a clean wired link so downlink FEC is off.
  flexfec:
    subscriber: false
    publisher: true
    payload_type: 49
    num_media_packets: 5
    num_fec_packets: 1

logging:
  level: debug
  json: false