Bug#1091864: tech-ctte: Avahi and systemd-resolved cannot a run mDNS responder at the same time
Stefano Rivera <[email protected]> Fri, 21 Feb 2025 14:23:17 -0400
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Hi Helmut (2025.02.15_16:55:37_-0400) > > (S) The CTTE reaffirms that avahi-daemon is the default mDNS > > implementation in Debian trixie. Therefore systemd-resolved should > > disable the mDNS functionality in its default installation in Debian > > trixie. > > (Requires a 3:1 majority overruling a developer.) > > > > (A) The CTTE reaffirms that avahi-daemon is the default mDNS > > implementation in Debian trixie. This does not preclude other > > resolvers such as systemd-resolved operating when avahi-daemon is > > not installed. To achieve this, avahi-daemon should disable > > systemd-resolved e.g. using a resolved configuration file. > > (Requires a 3:1 majority overruling a developer.) > > > > (F) Further discussion I vote: S > A > F Rationale: To me, S is the least bad option. It's self-contained and follows the precedent set in other distros. It obviously needs to be time-limited as we expect systemd-resolved to continue to develop and at some point become a reasonable replacement for avahi-daemon. I do not find option A as objectionable as some others do. I think it's OK for packages to adjust the behaviour of each other, when coordinated. This isn't a situation where both sides think that this is the right approach, so I can understand others voting it below F. Stefano -- Stefano Rivera http://tumbleweed.org.za/ +1 415 683 3272
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