private void OnServiceResolved(object o, ServiceResolvedEventArgs args)
{
string name = args.Service.Name;
Log.DebugFormat("Managed to resolve DAAP share {0}.", args.Service.Name);
bool password_required = false;
// iTunes tacks this on to indicate a passsword protected share. Ugh.
if (name.EndsWith("_PW"))
{
name = name.Substring(0, name.Length - 3);
password_required = true;
}
IResolvableService service = (IResolvableService)args.Service;
foreach (TxtRecordItem item in service.TxtRecord)
{
if (item.Key.ToLower() == "password")
{
password_required = item.ValueString.ToLower() == "true";
}
else if (item.Key.ToLower() == "machine name")
{
name = item.ValueString;
}
}
IPAddress address = args.Service.HostEntry.AddressList[0];
Log.DebugFormat("OnServiceResolved provided {0}", address);
// XXX: Workaround a Mono bug where we can't resolve IPv6 addresses properly
if (services.ContainsKey(name) && address.AddressFamily == AddressFamily.InterNetworkV6)
{
// Only skip this service if it resolves to a IPv6 address, and we already have info
// for this service already.
Log.Debug("Skipping service", "already have IPv4 address.");
return;
}
else if (!services.ContainsKey(name) && address.AddressFamily == AddressFamily.InterNetworkV6)
{
// This is the first address we've resolved, however, it's an IPv6 address.
// Try and resolve the hostname in hope that it'll end up as an IPv4 address - it doesn't
// really matter if it still ends up with an IPv6 address, we're not risking anything.
foreach (IPAddress addr in Dns.GetHostEntry(args.Service.HostEntry.HostName).AddressList)
{
if (addr.AddressFamily == AddressFamily.InterNetwork)
{
address = addr;
}
}
}
Log.DebugFormat("Using address {0}", address);
Daap.Service svc = new Daap.Service(address, (ushort)service.Port,
name, password_required);
if (services.ContainsKey(name))
{
services[name] = svc;
}
else
{
services.Add(name, svc);
}
if (Found != null)
{
Found(this, new ServiceArgs(svc));
}
}
private void OnServiceResolved(object o, ServiceResolvedEventArgs args)
{
string name = args.Service.Name;
Log.DebugFormat ("Managed to resolve DAAP share {0}.", args.Service.Name);
bool password_required = false;
// iTunes tacks this on to indicate a passsword protected share. Ugh.
if (name.EndsWith ("_PW")) {
name = name.Substring (0, name.Length - 3);
password_required = true;
}
IResolvableService service = (IResolvableService) args.Service;
foreach(TxtRecordItem item in service.TxtRecord) {
if(item.Key.ToLower () == "password") {
password_required = item.ValueString.ToLower () == "true";
} else if (item.Key.ToLower () == "machine name") {
name = item.ValueString;
}
}
IPAddress address = args.Service.HostEntry.AddressList[0];
Log.DebugFormat ("OnServiceResolved provided {0}", address);
// XXX: Workaround a Mono bug where we can't resolve IPv6 addresses properly
if (services.ContainsKey (name) && address.AddressFamily == AddressFamily.InterNetworkV6) {
// Only skip this service if it resolves to a IPv6 address, and we already have info
// for this service already.
Log.Debug ("Skipping service", "already have IPv4 address.");
return;
} else if (!services.ContainsKey (name) && address.AddressFamily == AddressFamily.InterNetworkV6) {
// This is the first address we've resolved, however, it's an IPv6 address.
// Try and resolve the hostname in hope that it'll end up as an IPv4 address - it doesn't
// really matter if it still ends up with an IPv6 address, we're not risking anything.
try {
foreach (IPAddress addr in Dns.GetHostEntry (args.Service.HostEntry.HostName).AddressList) {
if (addr.AddressFamily == AddressFamily.InterNetwork) {
address = addr;
}
}
} catch (SocketException) {
Log.WarningFormat ("Unable to resolve IPv6 host {0}", args.Service.HostEntry.HostName);
}
}
Log.DebugFormat ("Using address {0}", address);
Daap.Service svc = new Daap.Service (address, (ushort)service.Port,
name, password_required);
if (services.ContainsKey (name)) {
services[name] = svc;
} else {
services.Add (name, svc);
}
if (Found != null)
Found (this, new ServiceArgs (svc));
}
