Fix deprecated webrtcICEServers parser for IPv6 hosts; document address format#5906
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strings.Split produces wrong part count when the host contains colons (IPv6). SplitN(s, ";", 4) keeps the hostport token intact.
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Closes #5905
What changes
Bug fix (
internal/conf/conf.go): the deprecatedwebrtcICEServersparser usedstrings.Splitand checked for exactly 5 parts. An IPv6 host contains extra colons, producing the wrong part count and silently dropping credentials. Fixed withstrings.SplitN(s, ":", 4)-- the hostport token is kept intact regardless of colons.Docs (
mediamtx.yml,docs/2-features/05-configuration.md): added an address format reference explaining the[host]:portform, what the empty-host default does on different platforms, and how to restrict to IPv4 only or bind to a specific interface. No address default values are changed.