avahi-daemon gives IP of wrong network

[Aydan]

I have the following setup:
Laptop connected to raspi via wired ethernet (Raspi is DHCP server for this one)
raspi connected to phone via WiFi (Phone is acces point)
I have avahi-deamon and dnsmasq running on the pi.
The pi is supposed to bridge the connection for the laptop/whatever not wifi capable device.

The problem is that avahi deamon gives me the ip address of the pi in the wlan if i do a nslookup from the laptop. This IP is of course not reachable for the laptop. For my understanding the avahi-deamon should either provide all IP addresses or only the one usable in the network where the request came from.

This is not a real big problem for now but it did pique my curiosity.

Regards
Aydan

[DougieLawson]

You'll need to add "allow-interfaces=" & "deny-interfaces=" directives to your avahi configuration.

[Aydan]

This won't allow me to run avahi on both interface separately, will it?
Is there a way to run two avahi-deamons, one for each network?

Regards
Aydan

[DougieLawson]

This won't allow me to run avahi on both interface separately, will it?
Is there a way to run two avahi-deamons, one for each network?

Regards
Aydan

Hmmm, it may be possible. Two copies of the config file with allow and deny switched round.

You should be able to see what interface (UDP:5353) it's binding to with
sudo lsof -i UDP:5353