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dbus-glib package

  1. Bug #616517
  2. Comment #12

Comment 12 for bug 616517

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In , Dan (dan-redhat-bugs) wrote :

Latest patch appears to allow setting properties listed as 'access=read' even though I"ve disabled legacy property access:

NetworkManager: object_registration_message: prop lookup name 'ip4_address'
NetworkManager: check_property_access: iface org.freedesktop.NetworkManager.Device name Ip4Address (is set 0)
NetworkManager: check_property_access: iface org.freedesktop.NetworkManager.Device name Ip4Address (access type readwrite)
NetworkManager: object_registration_message: prop lookup name 'ip4_address'
NetworkManager: check_property_access: iface org.freedesktop.NetworkManager.Device name Ip4Address (is set 1)
NetworkManager: check_property_access: iface org.freedesktop.NetworkManager.Device name Ip4Address (access type readwrite)
NetworkManager: object_registration_message: prop lookup name 'ip4_address'
NetworkManager: check_property_access: iface org.freedesktop.NetworkManager.Device name Ip4Address (is set 0)
NetworkManager: check_property_access: iface org.freedesktop.NetworkManager.Device name Ip4Address (access type readwrite)

but introspection/nm-device.xml lists Ip4Address as access=read.

Also, you can kill the:

  /* Try both forms of property names: "foo_bar" or "FooBar"; for historical
   * reasons we accept both.
   */
  if (object_info
      && !(property_info_from_object_info (object_info, wincaps_propiface, requested_propname, &access_type)

'object_info' check there now in check_property_access since there's a check for if (!object_info) just above.