Hi,

We have here an IPV6 Network. For communication we only use Avahi. So i enter other Domains in "Systemsettings --> Networksettings --> Search Service". Then i go Dolphin Network and look for Computers in the network. But it does not work. I only see computers in the Masterdomain. For example: local
But when i search with "avahi-browse -d domain -a" I can see. What's going wrong?

Greetings
boospy

Have you configured your local Avahi server to use the same advertised domain?

Yes, it use the same Domain. I see all other systems in the network with the same Domain, only with the other Domain i can't see in KDE. But i can ping, and see this systems with "avahi-browse -d ohter.domain -a"

I have set this second domain in KDE search services and in /etc/mdns.allow.

Greetings
boospy

It appears that the System Settings interface you have used is not targeted at Avahi - but another service such as SSDP.

However - it is most certainly possible to do what you want to do. Edit ~/.config/avahi/browse-domains (creating the paths and file if needed) and add the domains you need, using a newline to seperate each domain.

Then logout and back into KDE. (I haven't tested this - this is based upon what I can tell from reading the code)

Unfortunately, this does not work. When i look at the logs:

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kernel: [98832.021286] minissdpd[31034]: segfault at 0 ip 00007ff6f5782495 sp 00007fffc2b682e0 error 4 in libc-2.13.so[7ff6f569b000+181000]

I cant found some helpfully things for this error.

Greetings
boospy

Whilst I am not aware of what minissdpd does, I do not believe it is part of the KDE Workspace.
Did you ensure the "cagibid" was restarted after making the ~/.config change?

bcooksley wrote:Whilst I am not aware of what minissdpd does, I do not believe it is part of the KDE Workspace.
Did you ensure the "cagibid" was restarted after making the ~/.config change?

To make sure i have restarted my system.

Ok, I am not sure why this has not worked. I would verify that you have entered the correct domains into the ~/.config file I mentioned - and that your user has permission to view that file.

Permissions ok, domains ok

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ls -l .config/avahi/browse-domains
-rw-r--r-- 1 martin ldapbenutzer 18  9. Jan 00:47 .config/avahi/browse-domains

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cat .config/avahi/browse-domains
local
movie.local
windom.local

Greetings
boospy

Okay, I have no idea then why it does not work. I would recommend checking the code itself to see if there are reasons why it is not entering this code path - or contacting the maintainer of this code.