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Optimize MDNS to prevent overflow and endless loop #2333

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codecov-io commented Jul 27, 2016

Current coverage is 27.62% (diff: 100%)

Merging #2333 into master will not change coverage

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Connected to:
#2248
#2169
#2151
#2020

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mDNS query _arduino._tcp
2 service(s) found
1: (192.168.254.182:8266) esp-test
2: (192.168.254.156:22) piduino1
mDNS query _http._tcp
2 service(s) found
1: (192.168.254.182:80) esp-test
2: (192.168.254.194:80) HP LaserJet CP1025nw
mDNS query _ipp._tcp
1 service(s) found
1: (192.168.254.194:631) HP LaserJet CP1025nw
mDNS query _afpovertcp._tcp
1 service(s) found
1: (192.168.254.49:548) Hristo's Time Capsule
mDNS query _smb._tcp
1 service(s) found
1: (192.168.254.49:445) Hristo's Time Capsule
mDNS query _ftp._tcp
0 service(s) found

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