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mdnsd - embeddable Multicast DNS Daemon

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This package is intended for software developers and integrators, there isn't really anything here for an end user. The project license is the modified 3-clause BSD, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BSD_licenses

You should be able to just type make and it will build the included example apps. Otherwise, check out mdnsd.h to get started, the API is as simple as I could make it, but I hope to find some easier/better ways to improve it in the future. Also included are some other utilities, sdtxt.* for service discovery TXT record parsing/generation, and xht.* for simple fast hashtables, and 1035.* which mdnsd uses for standalone DNS parsing.

Differences to the base repo (https://github.com/troglobit/mdnsd):

  • Use CMake for the build
  • Strict compilation flags for better portability
  • Support of Linux, MinGW, OS X and Windows
  • Continuous Integration

Build & Install

The software is built for and developed on GNU/Linux systems, but should work on any UNIX like system.

The GNU configure and build system is used, simply call the configure script to generate a Makefile. If you are using the GitHub sources you first need to call ./autogen.sh to generate the configure script.

./configure
make all
make install

Running

To test the included example applications you need to first start the mdnsd daemon before calling mquery:

./mdnsd _name._service 192.168.1.2 80 &
./mquery 12 _http._tcp.local.

Origin & References

This MDNS-SD implementation was developed by Jeremie Miller in 2003, originally announced on the rendezvous-dev mailing list. It has many forks and has been used by many other applications over the years.

This GitHub project is an attempt to clean it up, develop it further, and maintain it for the long haul.

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Jeremie Miller's original mdnsd

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