Actually, multicast works perfectly until astromech or other laptop gets
disconnected and reconnects later to the network under certain
(undetermined) circumstances. It seems multicast crashes on Madwifi
drivers.

I created this script on the AP to fix multicast by killing the network
interface and bringing it up again:

#!/bin/bash
sudo invoke-rc.d hostapd stop
sudo ifdown ath0
sudo sleep 5
sudo ifup ath0
sudo invoke-rc.d hostapd start
sudo brctl addif br0 ath0

After I run this, multicast works again for some time, maybe even for a
few days until it dies again. There may be some way to tell the kernel
to reset multicast for the wireless interface without shutting it down.

El mar, 13-11-2007 a las 02:21 +0000, Trent Lloyd escribió:
> Yeh, the other server actually never recieves the query.  It works when
> you first do the restart because the names are announced the first time
> - but once they fall out of the cache it can't resolve them again as the
> queries are never received.
> 
> Unfortunately it is a common problem with dodgy wifi drivers.
-- 
Jean Pierre Rupp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
www.xeno-genesis.com

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