http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15590
Josh Saddler nightmorph@gentoo.org changed:
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--- Comment #43 from Josh Saddler nightmorph@gentoo.org 2011-06-22 05:07:32 CDT --- (In reply to comment #40)
Created an attachment (id=27890)
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programs: Add a stub Bonjour service.
This patch prevents the current standalone Bonjour installer from registering it's service binary. Now someone needs to test this with Photoshop and see if Photoshop is able to use the host mdns responder.
After updating the patch for wine 1.3.21, I tested it with Max/MSP and the zeroconf externals, which are designed to use the Bonjour Print Services on Windows for service discovery and resolution.
No go; the patch doesn't actually enable usage of the host mdns responder, even though I have mDNSResponder (for Linux) installed. The stub service doesn't seem to do anything; Windows apps are unable to connect to
Output from installing BonjourPS.exe is attached, so you can see what all it removes, which seems to be critical.
If only wine was smart enough to address the system mDNSresponder. The "wrapper" patch listed in comment #39 doesn't actually work, even after I updated to apply to the latest wine code.