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Self signed certificate with iOS in LAN
my first question here :)
SITUATION:
I have iOS app connected in local network to my raspberry server.
Local network is NOT connected to internet.
I use zeroconf/bonjour to find server (I dont know ...
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Windows dns-sd (Bonjour/ZeroConf) did not discover iPhone service via USB
I have a Bonjour _http._tcp. service published on iPhone. With the iPhone Wifi Off; running the following dns-sd command on MacBook's terminal:
dns-sd -B _services._dns-sd._udp
then connect the iPhone ...
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Read/write strings in Python using Zeroconf/PyBonjour
I'm trying to implement simple string passing over Bonjour/Zeroconf, between a client iOS app and server Python process.
The server reads a string sent from the iOS app, and echoes back the same ...
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iOS mDNS service with non-standard type
In our iOS app we are creating mDNS/Bonjur service via CFNetServiceCreate. All is fine when service type is one of the standard types (like _http._tcp)
But we need to advertize our service with non-...
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Local iOS-Android zeroconf ad-hoc networking
The Desired Functionality:
User A is running your app on an Android or iOS device. User A can automatically find and communicate with other nearby (< 20 meters?) users B and C (Cross-Platform), ...
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iOS bonjour browser is not reliable
I am using NSNetServiceBrowser from Xamarin (former Mono Touch) to scan for bonjour devices. This works most of the time, but there seems to be
a) a big caching issue, where it doesn't realize there ...
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iPad stops responding to bonjour/zeroconf after name change
iPad4 running iOS 6.1.
It responds to bonjour/mdns requests under its current name (eg ping example.local).
Go to Settings > General > About > Name and change name (eg to newname).
iPad stops ...
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Android - Open Protocol (Bonjour) like on iOS
in the iOS world data can be exchanged between applications through the use of Open Protocol. For example if I have an e-mail with a pdf attachment I can open it into PDFExpert, even if the apps runs ...