Comment 2 for bug 311258

This bug affects me too. I have three services declared in /etc/avahi/services/ in three computers on my local network and I get only the ssh services through the konqueror/dolphin zeroconf:/ kioslave.

Here is the output of mdns-scan:

sim@bala:~$ mdns-scan
+ Remote Terminal on bala._ssh._tcp.local
+ Samba shares on bala._smb._tcp.local
+ fish:/ prisijungimas į bala._fish._tcp.local
+ bala [00:13:02:9b:26:e4]._workstation._tcp.local
+ Remote Terminal on pieva._ssh._tcp.local
+ Samba shares on pieva._smb._tcp.local
+ fish:/ prisijungimas į pieva._fish._tcp.local
+ pieva [00:50:8d:50:0a:37]._workstation._tcp.local
+ Remote Terminal on meldas._ssh._tcp.local
+ Samba shares on meldas._smb._tcp.local
+ fish:/ prisijungimas į meldas._fish._tcp.local
+ meldas [00:15:af:a7:52:62]._workstation._tcp.local
Browsing ... \

When I enter plain zeroconf:/ into the browser, I get a folder
"Nutolęs diskas (fish)" (which means "Remote disk (fish)"

when I open it, I see a list of three entries "remote terminal on Hostname" - weird, I expected remote disks here !

and the browser address bar changes to:
zeroconf:/_ssh._tcp

But when I click on one of tose icons, I can get connected to a remote server through the fish protocol. So the zeroconf does not display most of the service types, and in part reports wrongly those it does detect.

I am using kde 4.1.3 on Kubuntu Intrepid.

There is a thread about this problem on forums.kde.org:
http://forum.kde.org/kde4-networking-zeroconf-t-17141.html