Unfortunately, I don't see any references to 5353 in any of that.
However, I do see a mention of libgstmicrodns.so. I wonder if that's
related. Could you run:
dpkg -S /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/gstreamer-1.0/libgstmicrodns.so
Then remove whatever package ships that library? You can reinstall it
On 5/16/21 7:50 PM, Richard Laager wrote:
So it's happening in a child process.
Gary had an idea here... Pidgin generally only uses child processes for
DNS. Is it possible that you have some NSS plugin that is doing this?
Specifically, do you have libnss-mdns installed? I do, and I still can
On 5/16/21 3:21 AM, Slavko wrote:
I didn't see it, pidgin.log attached, but tcpdump shows them. Then i
tried it with -f option to strace:
Good thinking. So it's happening in a child process.
A good next step is to use gdb, but the fork will complicate things. I
think you can do "set detach-on
Can you try this:
rm -rf pidgin-test
mkdir pidgin-test
strace -e trace=socket,sendto pidgin -c pidgin-test 2>&1 | \
tee pidgin.log
Hopefully you'll see some socket() call for 5353 and some sendto() calls
as it sends the packets.
If so, then let's try to find out what is opening that socke
I was never able to reproduce this, nor was Gary (Pidgin lead developer).
Are you able to narrow this down at all? For example, if you run:
mkdir pidgin-test
pidgin -c pidgin-test
that will start with a blank config. Does it happen then? If not, try
adding accounts and/or enabling plug
I am not able to reproduce this. Do you have a packet capture?
Specifically, I'd like to know what sort of request it is.
--
Richard
Package: pidgin
Version: 2.14.1-1
Severity: normal
After upgrade to 2.14.1 pidgin opens 5353/udp port and send packet every 2 sec
and here is not way to disable it.
I do not use any protocol, which requier bonjour (only IRC & XMPP), nor use
router port autocongig. I cannot find way to disable it.
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