Local checkpoint - NOT for public release.
- ServiceProfileDialog: modal 3-tab editor (Audio send / Audio profile / Connectivity)
reusing the house controls, with a Save and Close / Cancel / Additional options
button row. Send-only: send-mode chooser + WASAPI outputs/apps + inputs (no "Send
my audio" toggle, no receive, no ASIO); codec/rate/lock-to-clock; peers add/remove +
a Set password button. Additional options sub-dialog = play connect/disconnect sound
+ enable service logging. Edits a Profile clone; returns it on OK.
- Service menu in MainForm: status line + Configure / Install / Uninstall / Start / Stop,
items enabled per live state on drop-down. Install/uninstall confirm then elevate.
Configure saves the reserved service profile, points AppConfig at it, stores the
machine-wide logging choice, and restarts a running service to pick up edits.
- ProfileStore.ReservedServiceProfileTitle ("RemSound service"): the service profile
lives with normal profiles (so the service Loads it) but ListProfileTitles hides it
from every picker. ServiceControl reuses that single constant.
- Self-test: the service dialog is now in the accessibility audit (constructs cleanly,
unique mnemonics, all controls named). Gate 20/20.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Local checkpoint - NOT for public release.
- RemSoundService (ServiceBase): hosts ServiceSendHost.RunLoop on a worker thread,
OnStop cancels + joins. Added System.ServiceProcess.ServiceController package.
- ServiceControl: install (sc.exe create, auto-start, careful binPath quoting) /
uninstall (stop + delete) / start / stop / status. Status query is unprivileged
(menu can poll it); the mutating verbs self-elevate via ShellExecute runas.
- Program.cs: early guards for --run-service (blocks in the SCM dispatcher) and the
one-shot elevated verbs, before the single-instance lock (the service is a
separate role and must never take the interactive lock).
- Self-test "Service registration args" verifies the sc create binPath quoting
survives a spaced exe path. Gate 20/20.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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