On Thu, 2008-01-17 at 17:13 +0100, Tim Niemueller wrote:
> Adam Tkac schrieb:
> >> IpSec and IPP as services don't sound very much like desktop
> >> applications.
>
> They do if you have a desktop machine sharing a printer. If the
> system-config-printer tool would open up the IPP port automatically when
> you share a printer that would be fine though.
Does the "sharee" also need the IPP ports open? So a user would need to
explicitly set "show printers shared by other systems" in
s-c-printers--it couldn't be the default.
ISTR some discussion in the past of why it was a bad idea for
s-c-printers to open and close the ipp and lpr ports. (Don't have a
link handy, but I think there was a BZ about this issue).
>
> > Definitely. Also mdns enabled on desktop doesn't make sence for me. I
> > think only ssh will be enabled on both server and desktop.
>
> DNS-SD over mDNS is used by Avahi for service discovery. Especially on a
> desktop/laptop you want to see the services other machines announce on
> the network like file shares (someone going to solve the firewall issue
> here?), VNC, printer etc.. I'd consider Avahi to be important for the
> "just works" network experience.
>
> Tim
>
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