Re: connecting to digikam mariadb host from two different subnet

Am 29.05.26 um 18:56 schrieb leoutation-W9aAOI/[email protected]:
> Hi
> I use Digikam/Mariadb with address/static/hostname like 192.168.2.xx on 
> local ethernet network, in same computer subnet. It runs fine when 
> connecting from two machines in same subnet.
> When using wireless/static address on a computer,  subnet is different, 
> computer address is now 192.168.3.xx
> So, I'm unable to connect to digikam db , hostname 192.168.2.xx now when 
> using wireless
> Is there a way to configure digikam and/or mariadb to connect to same 
> digikam mariadb hostname from different subnet ?
> Thanks

This is not a digikam but a network problem. You cannot directly connect 
to a machine in another subnet than its own.

The easiest solution is to connect both computers to the same subnet 
(e.g. both same ethernet, or both same wifi).

If you can't, you need routing between the subnets and set up your 
router accordingly or add routes manually on the computers using the 
"route add" command.

You can also install Tailscale or ZeroTier on both computers; they 
connect regardless of subnets/firewalls.
Or use WireGuard: Lightweight VPN.
Or mDNS / Avahi: For hostname resolution (.local names) across subnets 
(install Avahi on Linux, enable Bonjour on Windows/macOS).

Search for your best solution in network manuals/forums for your 
operating system and router type.



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