Roland Eckl

Seems the build pipeline is broken, I don't think the failure is related your commit. Unfortunately @richardschneider did not respond to issues for over an year now and pull requests...

With the additional line in the PR it works and I can successfully receive answers for those unicast queries on my local endpoint. Since receivers are a superset of senders...

Slightly off-topic, but I am nosy. What is the following line good for? https://github.com/richardschneider/net-mdns/blob/b9f2f8158052568a19d09536179ceaf5cae9b23e/src/MulticastService.cs#L36 I have looked through your dependencies, and this line is the only reason for the IPNetwork2...

@Raj123456788 Sorry, I do not understand your request. The code shown in my first comment and which you partly copied is already a working sample for multicast. For unicast you...

Hi @Raj123456788 , could you please stop spamming this thread, since your questions are totally unrelated to the issue? I don't want @richardschneider to close it just because of noise...

@Raj123456788 Sure, see my PR above... the code changes make it work with unicast queries. I simply closed the corresponding pull request, since this repo is obviously no longer maintained...

No contributions from @richardschneider for months now, no comments on issues. :( Temporarily I am using a local built with this and my fix, since I don't want to create...

@fgheysels In the meanwhile I also think at least a temporary fork might indeed be a good idea. Are you familiar with GitHub Actions and publishing NuGet packages?

The question remains open, how we would actually do this. Who owns the fork and creates the NuGet packages? How to name those packages to make clear its a fork...

I have also neither worked with GitHub Actions, nor published packages to NuGet. So it would more be the "learn something new" approach. ;) Aside from this, I'd also prefer...