Ed Greshko wrote: > Sam J Sharpe wrote: > >> D'oh - don't usually post from work so my mail isn't set up to reply >> from the right address! >> >> >> I see machines running Mac OSX as you describe in Places->Network when >> on my corporate network. After some experimentation, I discovered that >> those machines displayed are the ones that are advertising "SFTP >> Transfer Service" via mDNS. >> >> Assuming you've got avahi-daemon running and your local firewall >> isn't denying it, try creating this file and see if your machines show >> up as you expect: >> >> [sam@work services]$ cat /etc/avahi/services/sftp.service >> <?xml version="1.0" standalone='no'?> >> <!DOCTYPE service-group SYSTEM "avahi-service.dtd"> >> <service-group> >> <name replace-wildcards="yes">%h</name> >> <service> >> <type>_sftp-ssh._tcp</type> >> <port>22</port> >> </service> >> </service-group> >> >> Now what the difference is between Gnome and KDE, I don't know. Gnome >> seems to only be showing things that are in the "local" mDNS domain and >> advertising SFTP. >> >> >> > Adding that file to the f12 side but not the f11 side will show an icon > for f12 on the f12 side and permit sftp access. > > Adding that file to both f12 and f122 will show icons for both on the > f12 side and allow sftp access to both. > > So, good job...great catch. > > But, of course, that just shows the inconsistencies in the various > implementations...and raises another question. From this test, it would > seem that the KDE implementation will send its own MDNS query and ignore > the "defaults" in the services directory. But, even if GNOME does use > the files in the services directory it seems to be ignoring the > ssh.service file that exists. Neither f11 nor f12 system offers ssh as > a service under GNOME. However, KDE in both f11 and f12 offers ssh and > sftp regardless of what is in the services directory. > > Very confusing....and what seems to be patternless....at least at this > time without coffee.... :-( > > OK.... I've had some coffee...still not topped off but better.... It seems that KDE does, for the most part, make proper use of the files in services. I was confused earlier when I didn't notice that a folder icon was for https service and not sftp service. There is a separate issue with the https...but not going to go into it now. So, it would seem that f11 may have had some hard coded stuff that was ripped out in f12 and now needs manual configuration. -- If you think nobody cares about you, try missing a couple of payments.
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