Linux command
avahi-browse-domains 命令
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常用示例
Browse
avahi-browse-domains
Browse
avahi-browse-domains --verbose
Terminate
avahi-browse-domains --terminate
Browse
avahi-browse-domains --domain=[domain_name]
Parsable output
avahi-browse-domains --parsable
Ignore local
avahi-browse-domains --ignore-local
说明
avahi-browse-domains browses for mDNS/DNS-SD browsing domains on the local network using the Avahi daemon. This command is equivalent to avahi-browse --browse-domains and provides a convenient shortcut for discovering available browsing domains. The tool connects to the Avahi daemon and displays browsing domains as they appear on the network. Network items appearing are shown with a "+" prefix, disappearing items use "-", and resolved items display with "=" when the resolve flag is enabled. By default, avahi-browse-domains searches in the local domain, but can be configured to search in other domains using the --domain option. The output can be formatted for easy parsing in scripts using the --parsable option, which separates fields with semicolons. The tool runs continuously by default, monitoring for domain changes. Use --terminate to exit after displaying the initial complete list, or --cache to dump only cached entries and exit immediately.
参数
- -d, --domain=_DOMAIN_
- Specify search domain (defaults to local)
- -v, --verbose
- Enable verbose output with detailed information
- -t, --terminate
- Exit after displaying a complete list of domains
- -c, --cache
- Exit after dumping all cached entries
- -l, --ignore-local
- Show only remote services, exclude local ones
- -r, --resolve
- Automatically resolve discovered services
- -f, --no-fail
- Wait for daemon if unavailable; reconnect if disconnected
- -p, --parsable
- Format output for script usage (semicolon-separated fields, escaped service names)
- -k, --no-db-lookup
- Skip service type database lookups
- -h, --help
- Display help information
- -V, --version
- Show version details
FAQ
What is the avahi-browse-domains command used for?
avahi-browse-domains browses for mDNS/DNS-SD browsing domains on the local network using the Avahi daemon. This command is equivalent to avahi-browse --browse-domains and provides a convenient shortcut for discovering available browsing domains. The tool connects to the Avahi daemon and displays browsing domains as they appear on the network. Network items appearing are shown with a "+" prefix, disappearing items use "-", and resolved items display with "=" when the resolve flag is enabled. By default, avahi-browse-domains searches in the local domain, but can be configured to search in other domains using the --domain option. The output can be formatted for easy parsing in scripts using the --parsable option, which separates fields with semicolons. The tool runs continuously by default, monitoring for domain changes. Use --terminate to exit after displaying the initial complete list, or --cache to dump only cached entries and exit immediately.
How do I run a basic avahi-browse-domains example?
Run `avahi-browse-domains` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does -d, --domain=_DOMAIN_ do in avahi-browse-domains?
Specify search domain (defaults to local)