Actually compile the codec config and declare the config as extern
or else it's just all 0.
Only acquire the transport when ACTIVE.
Implement transport state_change signal and acquire the transport
when going to pending/active.
Try to acquire the transport before we expose the device if we
can.
Force device expose when we get the device ServicesResolved=1 property
update.
Free transport when the rfcomm is closed.
Implement various DBus signals to detect dynamic property updates.
Use hooks for the implementation of the transport
Add events to the transport
Handle the destroy event of the transport to release the reference
in source and sink.
If one of the ports becomes invisible to a client, hide the link.
If one of the ports is owned by a client and the peer port becomes
invisible for the client, destroy the link.
To get the permissions of an object, combine the permissions
of the object and all the parent nodes up to the root.
This is necessary to enforce that a client can never see and
object id (in this case the parent id) it is not allowed to see.
Add a permissions_changed event when the permissions change for a
global for a client.
Recheck if a link is still allowed when node permissions changed
and destroy the link if not.
To get the permissions of an object, combine the permissions
of the object and all the parent nodes up to the root.
This is necessary to enforce that a client can never see and
object id (in this case the parent id) it is not allowed to see.
Don't pass the ucred to the client construct, just set the properties
in the protocol.
Use the client properties to get ucred.
Add the security label to the client properties (from SO_PEERSEC)
Don't pass the ucred to the client construct, just set the properties
in the protocol.
Use the client properties to get ucred.
Add the security label to the client properties (from SO_PEERSEC)
Destroy all resources (except the core) for a client when it
does a hello. This typically needs to be done after passing the
connection fd from one client to another.
Destroy all resources (except the core) for a client when it
does a hello. This typically needs to be done after passing the
connection fd from one client to another.
Properties that start with "pipewire." can only be set once. This
prevents a client from overwriting the ucred or any of the other
protected properties once they are set by the core or a module.
