It seems like you're encountering an issue with the avahi-daemon and
Zeroconf hostname changes after your ISP changes your IP address. The
behavior you described could be related to avahi-daemon reacting to the
IP address change, resulting in a change of the Zeroconf hostname. To
address this
Kuwait's demand for skilled drivers presents a promising avenue for job
seekers looking to carve out a niche in the transportation sector.
Whether chauffeuring families to appointments, navigating bustling city
streets, or providing logistical support, drivers in Kuwait uphold
standards of
It seems like the Avahi daemon on your Ubuntu machines is encountering a
hostname conflict during the nightly IP address change, resulting in it
appending a number to the hostname. This conflict might be due to multiple
devices trying to register the same hostname on the network.
