feat: add support for overriding default multicast interface#208
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* fix: sonos-cli (svrooij#22)
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Add support for overriding default multicast interface.
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This pull request adds the ability to override the default multicast interface used to send SSDP discovery requests.
As described in sonos-cli #22, if the user has activated a WSL environment, or has installed the Hyper-V subsystem, their default multicast interface will change to one of the virtual vEthernet interfaces added by WSL/Hyper-V, instead of their physical network interface. This causes a (sonos-cli)
sonos zonesrequest to fail and timeout without discovering any SONOS devices (the query is sent out on the virtual interface).To work around this issue, with this change, you can set either the
SONOS_MULTICAST_IForIP_MULTICAST_IFenvironment variable to the IP address of the network interface you want to be used to discover the SONOS devices.