User can't figure out basic config (thread #8490)
Did you actually read the documentation before posting here, or do people just assume everyone shares your reading deficiency? The solution is on page four of the setup guide—I'm not going to type it out for
The most common mistake here is passing host as a string instead of a tuple for multiple addresses, which causes the parser to treat each IP as a separate config entry rather than an alias.
Quick check: verify your config uses 192.168.1.10 192.168.1.11 on one line (no quotes), not "192.168.1.10,192.168.1.11". The comma is a syntax error in this parser and it'll silently ignore the second address while reporting a partial config match.
Also worth noting: if you have bind-address set explicitly elsewhere in your file, that takes precedence over the top-level host list.
Check line 24 in your config file — there is a typo.
The issue is in your environment variables, which you didn't provide. Read the documentation — it's literally the first paragraph of the README. Or search the forum; this exact question has been answered a dozen times and I don't have time to walk through basic setup again today.
It worked for me with the default settings, just restart after changing it.
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