binary compatibility. It's just
annoying when it happens...
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that the code you wrote above (dlopen-dlsym-call, plus handling dlopen
failing) is worse than the equivalent solution generated by the linker and
dynamic linker for the case when we are allowed to link directly.
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to avoid it entirely.
The userspace part for setting up the busses will live in systemd. kdbus
is not going to be available for non-systemd systems unless somebody
sits down and writes an entirely independent bus userspace.
kdbus is entirely different from AF_BUS.
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it reads DBusDBus, but on little-endian systems it actually
reads suBDsuBD :-)
Not relevant, though.
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also be mandatory.
Yes, they are mandatory. process credentials might be suppressed
hwover, for example if they cannot be translated due to namespaces.
Thanks. Could you clarify in the docs?
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of expect that the normal case is that the policy applies to
the entire tree, not just one more level.
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applicable for and when you should avoid it.
In this specific case, precision is not required, as a 25-second timeout is
really long. Currently, QtDBus on dbus1 may get that wrong for as much as one
full second (less than 5% error).
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the other way round.
Fair enough. I guess that, if needed, you'll make the full hierarchy
wildcard a double asterisk, e.g. org.example.**.
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app needs to know about
kdbus too. So we have a double compat issue.
Still, I think that a binding *can* provide a P2P-style bus by abusing
endpoints with just a bit of convention rules.
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understand the issue now. Given that and the fact that there are
legitimate uses for AddMatch, I am in agreement that bindings need to provide
the interception themselves.
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