version: syncthing v1.0.0-ds1 “Erbium Earthworm” (go1.11.6 linux-amd64) debian@debian 2019-06-08 10:15:59 UTC [noupgrade] OS: Debian Buster
I set up 5 syncthing nodes each listening to different GUI addresses. I set globalAnnounceEnabled and relaysEnabled to False. Then I let the nodes run so that they may discover each other. Almost immediately, 1 node (let’s call this node 1) is fully connected to the rest of 4 nodes, with the remainder partially connected to each other. This keeps going indefinitely without extra pairing (I waited for half an hour) until I stop node 1, and also restart the remaining 4. Then another node becomes fully connected (say, node 3). I have to stop node 3 and restart the remainder again. Perhaps at any given time, a single node is absorbing all the multicast packets?
I expected the local discovery to happen immediately for the 5 nodes. But instead I had to manually restart the nodes.
I reported on Github as https://github.com/syncthing/syncthing/issues/6675 but the issue was automatically closed.
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