Ticket #114 (closed defect: fixed)

Opened 6 years ago

Last modified 6 years ago

services not published on FreeBSD bridged interface

Reported by: anholt Owned by: lennart
Milestone: Avahi 0.6.22 Component: avahi-core
Keywords: Cc:

Description

I have a server ("camus") which routes between the internet (bge1) and my home network, which is a bridged network consisting of the ethernet (bge0) and the wireless (ral0). I don't see the services published on the machine appear on the internal network. The avahi-browse -a -v output is attached.

On IRC, I was asked to do avahi-daemon -k; avahi-daemon. That output is attached. While producing it, I started rhythmbox on the machine, and also had other avahi stuff published on other machines.

Attachments

camus-ifconfig.txt Download (2.0 KB) - added by anholt 6 years ago.
avahi-browse.txt Download (394 bytes) - added by anholt 6 years ago.
avahi-browse.2.txt Download (394 bytes) - added by anholt 6 years ago.
avahi-daemon.txt Download (8.5 KB) - added by anholt 6 years ago.

Change History

Changed 6 years ago by anholt

Changed 6 years ago by anholt

Changed 6 years ago by anholt

Changed 6 years ago by anholt

Changed 6 years ago by lennart

Humm. None of the Avahi maintainers is a FreeBSD guy. We rely on external patches for our FreeBSD support. Please try to contact the FreeBSD ports maintainer of Avahi if he might be able to help.

might be related to #66

Changed 6 years ago by zml

I think ticket #163 explains this bug. Given the ifconfig output above, I find it likely that the interface with a routable IP was probably the default gateway. In that case, all the multicast packets will just be sent out on that interface, and the internal interfaces won't be touched.

Changed 6 years ago by lennart

  • status changed from new to closed
  • resolution set to fixed
  • milestone set to Avahi 0.6.22

Following zml suggestions I will now assume that this bug is fixed by the patch from #163 which I just commited. I will close this bug now. If the problem persists, feel free to reopen.

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