@JasonB wrote:
After I realized that avahi was running, and I’d not ./configured to use that service I killed the Avahi server and stopped it from starting on reboot with a simple change to avahi-daemon.conf in /etc/default
You can also use avahi if you prefer with –enable-avahi. Your preference.
Glad you got it going though. I guess I need to put a page on the configure switches.
— Ron