Thank you Marc, that works fine. Didn't see it in the documentation. Stefan On 02.07.2008, at 19:20, Marc Krochmal wrote: Hi Stefan, You'll need to use [NSNetService publishWithOptions:0] to get automatic renaming. Also, your service type shouldn't have [...]]]>
Is a client that uses DNSServiceFlagsShareConnection compatible with older responder daemons? Specifically, if I were to build a command line app with a library that supported this flag and then run it on (say) an OSX 10.4 box (with standard daemon), would it work fine or would it fail to [...]]]>
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Hi Stefan, You'll need to use [NSNetService publishWithOptions:0] to get automatic renaming. Also, your service type shouldn't have underscores in it so it would be better to use "_boinx- licenses._tcp". Even better would be to not use Bonjour for copy protection at all. ; [...]]]>
Hi all, I want to benefit from the fact that Bonjours is renaming a services, if the same name is already in use in the Network, but it does not on my computers. - (void)publishServiceWithSerial:(NSString *)inSerial { // create new SocketPort and get current port number [ [...]]]>