Fixes for OS X #188
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* Listen on respond_sockets in addition to listen_socket * Do not bind to respond_sockets in multicast mode
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Thanks @estyrke. With this patch you can discover services in both corporate and other networks, right? |
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@jstasiak, I'm afraid I have not tested for any regressions in other cases, or indeed very much at all. It's just something that seemed to work for me at the time. |
This was referenced May 31, 2020
This was referenced May 31, 2020
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This contains two major changes: * Listen on data from respond_sockets in addition to listen_socket * Do not bind respond sockets to 0.0.0.0 or ::/0 The description of the original change by Emil: <<< Without either of these changes, I get no replies at all when browsing for services using the browser example. I'm on a corporate network, and when connecting to a different network it works without these changes, so maybe it's something about the network configuration in this particular network that breaks the previous behavior. Unfortunately, I have no idea how this affects other platforms, or what the changes really mean. However, it works for me and it seems reasonable to get replies back on the same socket where they are sent. >>> The tests pass and it's been confirmed to a reasonable degree that this doesn't break the previously working use cases. Additionally this removes a memory leak where data sent to some of the respond sockets would not be ever read from them (#171). Co-authored-by: Emil Styrke <emil.styrke@axis.com>
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Merged in fc92b1e. |
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This has been released in 0.28.0. |
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Without either of these changes, I get no replies at all when browsing for services using the browser example. I'm on a corporate network, and when connecting to a different network it works without these changes, so maybe it's something about the network configuration in this particular network that breaks the previous behavior.
Unfortunately, I have no idea how this affects other platforms, or what the changes really mean. However, it works for me and it seems reasonable to get replies back on the same socket where they are sent.