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Created attachment 514123 [details] avahi-discover on kusanagi For the experiment, I have two computers, one laptop (Marvin) and a desktop (Kusanagi). The laptop is the one being problematic. As you'll see in attached screenshots, kusanagi can see marvin but marvin cannot see kusanagi over avahi (it can only see itself). This is problematic as I cannot use pulseaudio's network feature or empathy's bonjour account. Machines cannot ping each other by using kusanagi.local or marvin.local, but it works fine with the local IP address. Yet, - avahi is running properly on both machines (tested various combinations of "service avahi-daemon start" and manually starting "avahi-daemon" from a root terminal) - selinux and the firewall are entirely disabled on both machines - using another laptop (kiki) in combination with kusanagi, it works. That's the most annoying part, I can't figure out what could be set up differently on marvin that prevents it from working. How can I troubleshoot this?
Created attachment 514124 [details] avahi-discover on marvin
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