Jason Milkins

Hi digigit - did you try any of the solutions listed?

Surprised if an Apple AirPort is to blame, but check firmware in case an update is available.

Some Asus wifi routers have firmware issues with Bonjour/Zeroconf so it's slways worth checking.

AFAIK the Yosemite issues only extend to services not running / resolving.

Limiting a test to a couple of Ubuntu boxes running avahi daemon would rule out / in your router / firmware.

Also never name hosts with a dot in their name. That's asking for trouble.

Hi Oliver, while that will allow you to find machines by host name, its dependent on your router to support it.

Bonjour requires services to be advertised, but if you just want to resolve the host names that's up to you. It's just not what this post is for.

Also note that while OS X 10.10 has issues with Bonjour, some router firmware also had problems with it.

Making sure the mdns / discoveryd service is running on each machine and also checking your router has no known bonjour/apple networking issues is the only way to legitimately solve this problem. (eg. Getting all bonjour advertised services broadcasting)

Hi Lukas

Have you tried the suggestions in the thread?

Are you having trouble with any of the terminal commands? Let us know what you've tried.

Thanks

@dean-yang - sorry for the late reply,

As above, you'd use data-bind="cssState: stateContainer" and data-css-states to map the css classes to the predicted values of stateContainer.

For example stateContainer can contain the strings "answered", or "answerAccepted"... your data-css-states would be:

data-css-states="answered:answered, answerAccepted:answer-accepted"

(Assuming the css classes for these states are "answered" or "answer-accepted")

Manually Timestamp your comments then guys, don't get on someone's case because the platform their using doesn't have features you want.

Maybe you could avoid being so short sighted and log a feature request with coderwall, I agree that it's a huge oversight, but don't blame the poster.

Tried to use the code fence style, but it's just rendering out the block as regular text.

Please, please, please allow editing with a fixed-width font, this is coder wall, not the bleedin' splish-splash show ;)