Local checkpoint - NOT for public release. Ed: the service profile must never be
reachable except through the Service menu.
Also fixes a real bug: the service runs as SYSTEM, whose per-user data folder is NOT the
interactive user's - so a profile saved in the user's profiles folder (or AppConfig, both
per-user) was invisible to the service. It would have idled, never streaming.
- New RemSound.Core.ServiceStore: the service profile + its settings (logging) live in a
MACHINE-WIDE ProgramData\RemSound\service location - same absolute path for the user
(config dialog) and SYSTEM (service). Moved ServiceProfileName/ServiceLoggingEnabled off
AppConfig (per-user) onto this store.
- ServiceSendHost.FromConfig + RemSoundService now read ServiceStore; ConfigureServiceProfile
saves there (and migrates + deletes any profile left in the old user-folder location).
- Because it's no longer in the user's profiles folder, it can't appear in the startup
picker, File->Open, Recent profiles, or the password manager (all of which read the user
ProfileStore); the reserved-title filter in ListProfileTitles stays as belt-and-braces.
- Password button renamed "Set service profile password".
- New self-test "Service profile isolation": store is under ProgramData, the reserved title
is filtered from the listing, and it round-trips through the machine-wide store.
Gate 27/27.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Local checkpoint - NOT for public release. Ed: the connectivity box was totally
different from the main window's - I'd rolled a bespoke listbox + textbox + buttons
instead of copying the real tab.
Now built like the main window's Connectivity tab:
- Theme.SectionHeader("Peers") header.
- Peers list is a wired CheckedListBox ("Peers to send to", Alt+C) with the shared
CheckedListAccessibility so it announces state like every other list; a ticked peer
is one the service sends to, Delete removes it.
- "Add peer by IP (Alt+A)" button uses the SAME ManualPeerPrompt the main window uses,
not an inline textbox.
- Set password button kept.
Checked peers persist as SelectedConnectedPeers (the send-to set); every listed peer is
kept as RememberedPeers. Gate 25/25.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Local checkpoint - NOT for public release. Ed flagged the dialog as sloppy - lists
not announcing, wrong tab order, leftover Alt+4/5/6, "Standard/Tight" instead of the
real labels, and not looking like the main window.
- Screen-reader parity: new CheckedListAccessibility.Wire (factored from the main
window's WireCheckedListAccessibility) drives every checked list - announces
"checked, <item>. Item N of M. Press Space to toggle." on focus and arrow, plus
first-letter nav that never toggles. This was the core miss (lists not announcing).
- Layout parity: uses the house FormLayoutRows rows + status labels, QuietTabControl,
AccessibleCheckBox, MnemonicLabel, and the app icon - so it reads/looks like a real tab.
- Tab order now mirrors the main window: Connectivity, then Audio send, then Audio profile.
- Alt keys renumbered for the dialog (were lifted verbatim from the I/O tab): send tab
1-5, connectivity 1-2, profile keeps the main window's C/P/D.
- Exact main-window labels copied verbatim: codec ("PCM 48K 24 bit - uncompressed", etc.),
packet size ("Standard (5 ms PCM, 10/20 ms Opus)" / "Small (2.5 ms ...)"), and the
lock-to-audio-clock text + accessible description.
Gate 25/25 (dialog passes the accessibility audit: names + unique mnemonics + tab order).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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>
EdnunpandClaude Opus 4.8