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## SECTION=networking
menuconfig AVAHI
tristate
select HOST_INTLTOOL
select LIBDAEMON
select EXPAT
select QT4 if AVAHI_QT4
select DBUS if AVAHI_DBUS
select GTK if AVAHI_GTK
select LIBGLADE if AVAHI_GTK
prompt "avahi "
help
Avahi is a system which facilitates service discovery on a local network.
if AVAHI
config AVAHI_GLIB
bool
prompt "enable glib support"
help
--enable-glib
config AVAHI_GOBJECT
bool
prompt "enable gobject support"
help
--enable-gobject
config AVAHI_QT3
bool
depends on BROKEN
prompt "enable qt3 support"
help
--enable-qt3
config AVAHI_QT4
bool
prompt "enable qt4 support"
help
--enable-qt4
config AVAHI_GTK
bool
prompt "enable gtk support"
help
--enable-gtk
config AVAHI_LIBAVAHI_CLIENT
bool
prompt "enable avahi-client support"
select AVAHI_DBUS
select AVAHI_DAEMON
help
A simplifying C wrapper around the D-Bus API.
It is recommend using this API in C or C++ progams.
The D-Bus internals are hidden completely.
menuconfig AVAHI_DBUS
bool
prompt "enable dbus support"
help
--enable-dbus
if AVAHI_DBUS
config AVAHI_DBUS_SYS
string
prompt "Path to D-Bus system.d directory"
default "/etc/dbus-1/system.d"
help
Enter the Path to the D-Bus system.d directory
config AVAHI_DBUS_SOCKET
string
prompt "Path to the D-Bus system socket"
default "unix:path=/var/run/dbus/system_bus_socket"
help
Enter the Path to the D-Bus system socket, you probably want
to put unix:path= at the start. Only needed for very
old D-Bus releases
endif
menuconfig AVAHI_DAEMON
bool
prompt "avahi-daemon"
help
Install the avahi-daemon program
if AVAHI_DAEMON
config AVAHI_USER
string
prompt "user for running the avahi (mDNS/DNS-SD) daemon"
default "avahi"
help
Enter the user name to run the avahi (mDNS/DNS-SD) daemon with.
The PTXdist standard configuration has only root, so if you want
to use the avahi default user "avahi" you have to create
a related user yourself.
config AVAHI_GROUP
string
prompt "group for running the avahi (mDNS/DNS-SD) daemon"
default "avahi"
help
Enter the group name to run the avahi (mDNS/DNS-SD) daemon with.
The PTXdist standard configuration has only root, so if you want
to use the avahi default group "avahi" you have to create
a related group yourself.
config AVAHI_SERVICES
bool
depends on AVAHI_DAEMON
prompt "avahi services"
help
install avahi service descriptions
endif
config AVAHI_DNSCONFD
bool
select AVAHI_DAEMON
prompt "avahi-dnsconfd"
help
avahi-dnsconfd connects to a running avahi-daemon and runs the
script /etc/avahi/dnsconfd.action for each unicast DNS server
that is announced on the local LAN. This is useful for
configuring unicast DNS servers in a DHCP-like fashion
with mDNS.
menuconfig AVAHI_AUTOIP
bool
prompt "avahi-autoipd"
help
Install the avahi-autoipd daemon (IPv4 link-local address autoconfiguration)
Please check: You need CONFIG_FILE_LOCKING=y in your Kernel Config.
if AVAHI_AUTOIP
config AVAHI_AUTOIP_USER
string
prompt "user for running the avahi autoip (IPv4LL) daemon"
default "avahi-autoipd"
help
Enter the user name to run the avahi autoip (IPv4LL) daemon with.
The PTXdist standard configuration has only root, so if you want
to use the avahi default user "avahi-autoipd" you have to create
a related user yourself.
config AVAHI_AUTOIP_GROUP
string
prompt "group for running the avahi autoip (IPv4LL) daemon"
default "avahi-autoipd"
help
Enter the group name to run the avahi autoip (IPv4LL) daemon with.
The PTXdist standard configuration has only root, so if you want
to use the avahi default group "avahi-autoipd" you have to create
a related group yourself.
endif
endif
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