GATT servers should register their attributes on each adapter when it is
plugged instead of doing that when the plugins is loaded. This patch
registers a new adapter driver to manage plug and unplug events in order
to register attributes in each GATT served managed in each adapter.
Due to the way legacy name resolving is handled for the mgmt interface
the entire logic that was previously part of the core daemon needs to be
moved into hciops. Essentially hciops now contains what the mgmt code
in the kernel will do when mgmtops is used.
This is important especially in the future when dual-mode devices can be
connected to over LE. It's also important if/when we decide to move the
advertisement cache into user-space.
Sometimes after e.g, suspend we miss some initialization commands from
the kernel, even though we had a workaround for this it doesn't really
work as expected since the adapter must be up in order to resend.
To fix this problem the resend logic is moved after DEVUP.
Inform the adapter that the system has been unlocked when the MCE
sends the tklock_mode_ind signal. This signal will trigger the
automatic re-connections for the devices selected by the profiles.
Profiles register ATTIO callbacks to indicate that ATT connection
is required.
We need support for attaching a client connection to the attribute
server because the server that we are connected may want to do
something similar to a reverse service discovery, and we need to be
able to receive indications and notifications.
If we pass an invalid xml to sdp_xml_parse_record(), then it returns
NULL. Further we are passing the this NULL pointer to the
sdp_record_free(), which leads to invalid memory access.
This patch fixes wrong adapter state when using Management interface.
When bluetoothd starts, the adapter should be switched to the state
informed by Maemo6 MCE. In the current implementation, Maemo6 plugin
sends set powered command when the adapter is still powering up, the
last command sent fails(kernel returns EALREADY).
When management interface is enabled, name changed event comes when the
adapter is initialized as consequence of the Read Local Name. Use the
same function to set and handle event causes looping when bluetoothd
starts if the name stored in the controller is different from the name
provided by the adapter name plugin.
Splitting the adapter_update_local_name also fix the PropertyChanged
(for Name) signal being sent before AdapterAdded.
Add support for mgmt interface events for device blocking/unblocking.
Kernel sends a mgmt event when a device has been blocked by another
management socket or with ioctl command (e.g. by hciconfig).
Parameter update_only is added to device_block/unblock functions in
device.c to avoid code copying. When update_only is true, blocking
command is not sent to kernel, but only device status is updated and
dbus signal is sent.
Indexing of chassis_map array has to be done like that:
chassis_map[chassis_type * 2 - 1]
because if not, everything is shifted by one. When (e.g.) chassis_type
is 0x04 result should be "Low Profile Desktop" => "desktop" (not a
"Pizza Box" => "server"). Lets see the 2.6.1 document on:
http://www.dmtf.org/standards/smbios
Local extended features bitmask may change when Write LE Host Supported
Command is sent by the kernel. This patch adds reading of the local
extended features in the initialization sending a HCI command, extend
the ioctl HCIGETDEVINFO is not suitable due possible inconsistency
between kernel and userspace.
Deprecated configure option after adding "enable_le" parameter in the
bluetooth module. Write LE Host Supported Command is now sent by the
kernel if "enable_le" is enabled and the controller supports LE.
This sometimes cause bluetoothd to burn cpu when an adapter is removed
from the system.
Since the watch is not really bond to any adapter, in fact it is added on
plugin .init, its removal is now moved to plugin .exit.
The Nintendo Wii Remote requires binary bluetooth addresses as PINs.
This is not possible via dbus agent API. So this adds a plugin that
registers a pin-callback and forces the right pin for every
authentication request of wiimotes.
