Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Linux: 20.04.1-1 Android: 1.14.2 + 1.16.0 Description of problem: Since an upgrade from F32 to F33, the F33 laptop can't find nor be found by any android device. A pinephone running kdeconnect with rawhide can't be found either by the android device. The rawhide pinephone and the F33 laptop can find and pair itself. F32 Desktop pc with 20.04.1-1 can find F33 laptop with 20.04.1-1. The Android 1.16.0 can find F32, but can't find F33+. All firewalls are down: firewalld is inactive iptables got flushed with -F A tcpdump on f33 shows in fact connected tcp traffic between those two devices, on the tcp port, but no sign of the other device. Some dependency lib seems to cause this, as F32 and F33 are the same build version and behave differently. I can provide tcpdump logs of networktraffic caused by i.e. "kdeconnect-cli -l" .
For what it's worth, I can't reproduce the problem reported here, it's always worked for me on f33, but I use the plasma kdeconnect gui to do so May be worth reporting issue upstream to bugs.kde.org
Confirmed Upstream problem. Pinephoneuser from different Distributions named similar Problems with their KDEConnect and Android. Opening Bugreport @KDE
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=435668
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