[Nfd-dev] NFD configuration problem on ethernet

[Eric Newberry]

I believe this issue is being caused by the square brackets in the 
address, which are used for pattern matching in zsh. Try surrounding 
this portion with single quotes, like this:

nfdc create 'ether://[ac:bc:32:ac:dd:b9]'

Eric

On 6/27/2016 8:33 PM, Jingqing Zhang wrote:
> Dear NFD team,
>
> This is Jingqing from Tsinghua University, China. We are trying to run 
> applications on NFD for our project. And we encountered a problem when 
> we were trying to configure NFD on ethernet.
>
> We have connected 2 Macbooks together in the ad-hoc wireless mode and 
> they worked fine by the following command:
>
> “nfdc create udp://169.254.25.249" on Macbook1
> “nfdc create udp://169.254.178.227" on Mackbok2.
>
> However, when we were trying to connect them on ethernet (in the 
> ad-hoc wireless mode) using command:
> "nfdc create ether://[ac:bc:32:ac:dd:b9]” on Macbook1
>
> we got this error:
> "zsh: no matches found: ether://[ac:bc:32:ac:dd:b9]"
>
> It is strange that this error was alerted by zsh, rather than NFD. The 
> same error occurred on the other Macbook.
>
> Do you have any idea on why this happened? Thank you very much!
>
> Best wishes!
> --
> Jingqing Zhang
> Department of Computer Science and Technology, Tsinghua University
> Undergraduate Student
>
>
>
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