CUPS 1.6 changed the behavior of printer sharing and essentially moved its print advertising out to DNSSD. If you don't have Avahi installed on the server, install it and enabled the avahi-daemon and avahi-dnsconfd (initscripts) or avahi and avahi-daemon (systemd). You may need to configure Avahi in order for it to work.
Ok I "solved" this a while ago. MPD is trying to start avahi and that fails and causes dbus to crash...
Hi,
as topic says, I need help installing 32bit avahi libraries on a 64 bit Fedora 17 system.
this if from readme file for a program I'm trying to install:
Code:
If you have a 64bits system, you will need the Avahi libraries for 32bits.
How do one actually knows what libraries to install,
this is what I have installed at the moment:
some of packages were installed manually by me t
I was assigned the task to use the android patch http://avahi.org/ticket/354 to compile avahi core to android.
After i use the patch ,there are no Android.mk files present in any of the Avahi subdirectories (like \avahi-core etc).How can i get them.
Thanks
Hi. I'm running a Linux server at home, used mainly as file-server and router.
Recently, I've been having a lot of trouble with network slowdown. I see a ton of "localhost avahi-daemon[1897]: Invalid query packet" messages, with the pid number changing ever so often. A reboot seems to temporarily fix the issue, but only for a few minutes.
avahi-discover was worthless.
After I updated to CUPS 1.6, I experienced the following problems:1. Since CUPS sharing protocol was dropped, I can't see shared printers on my local network even if avahi-daemon started before cupsd. I simply can't figure out how can I share my printer in an auto-discoverable way with avahi. (I can see the printer in avahi-discover, but not in printer dialog.)2.
Hi. I switched to a pure systemd setup, now I'm not sure which daemons are set up to run at boot. Before it was very simple because all I had to do is look in rc.conf.Someone on irc (sudokode - thanks) suggested "systemctl disable <tab> <tab>". It is a nice trick but I'm sure it is not needed, right?
Hi, I have a Fedora 12 server running a PPTP VPN. My server has a single NIC (eth0) in the 192.168.0.0./24 network connected to a broadband router (192.168.0.1).
Hi,I'm finding it quite hard to debug this, but when trying to connect to mpd, cantata (0.9 or 0.8.3) crashes silently. If I kill the mpd daemon then cantata starts fine; it crashes immediately after starting mpd when I attempt a connection (mpd run as local user, connection through localhost:6600, if that makes a difference). Grubbing around in the mpd logs I find the following,
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