I'm working on a server for wide-area dns-sd, and figured that testing against Avahi locally (after disabling authentication and whatnot) would be helpful during development.
I have [wide-area] enable-wide-area=yes in /etc/avahi/avahi-daemon.conf, but avahi-browse -a -d some.fakedomain. tries to look up _services._dns-sd._udp.some.fakedomain. via mDNS instead of unicast DNS on the domain I specified (according to Wireshark). Am I doing this incorrectly, or does Avahi not support unicast dns-sd? I've been referencing some old list posts, which definitely suggest that this should work ( http://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/avahi/2005-September/000291.html), but recent documentation is scarce. Just as a baseline for testing, dig -t PTR _services._dns-sd._ udp.dns-sd.org correctly returns a list of services published under dns-sd.org, while avahi-browse -a -d dns-sd.org hangs (apparently) indefinitely. It wouldn't be that big of a pain to add mDNS support to my DNS library, but I don't need it in the final product and would love to be able to test without it. Anyway, I'd be grateful if anyone could point me at the proper documentation or tell me what I'm doing wrong. I'm using avahi-browse 0.6.31, from the standard Ubuntu repositories. I haven't tested yet with a recent build from source. Thanks! -Meyer S. Jacobs
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