Disabled old synchronous RequestPrompt Dbus method in fw-prompt.
fw-prompt GUI now (as originally) remains above other windows when there are pending decisions.
Fixed improper traversal of pending connections in fw-prompt GUI.
Consolidated redundant code blocks in fw-prompt GUI.
Fixed lock/race condition in fw-prompt; consolidated redundant rule action code.
Started fuller TLS implementation in TLSGuard; probably broke a lot of stuff in the process.
Removal/reorganization of old/stale/unused code.
fw-prompt request entries are now properly tethered to their default rule scope included by SGFW.
pendingConnection now operates on prompter instead of raw DBus object.
Fixed prompter bug in cycling through pending connections.
Fixed inadequacies in SGFW rules parsing/error handling.
go fmt.
New Dbus method "RequestPromptAsync" to handle "return-less" prompter invocations in fw-prompt.
Proper GUI locking in fw-prompt eliminates old race/crash conditions.
New DBus method "GetPendingRequests" in SGFW allows prompter to retrieve pending connections.
Policies now maintain rulesPending list of unapplied asynchronously submitted FW rules from the prompter.
Fixed reentrance/crash bug in UID and GID to name lookups.
The addition of a rule matching multiple pending connections in fw-prompt now removes all of them.
fw-prompter now increments ref# column for identical prompt requests.
Fixed/cleaned up/updated TLSGuard code.
Added TLSGuard toggle option to fw-prompt GUI (default for SOCKS connections).
fw-prompt now displays icon of filtered application.
DBus RequestPrompt() now "works" asynchronously.
TLSGuard fixed under certain conditions but still very buggy.
Fixed some fw-prompt crash conditions with treeview mutex locking.
Fixed SOCKS connection panic condition linked to closed channel.
Cleanup of unused data structures/values.
Much better code for detecting if a rule being edited is valid.
fw-prompt window now forces itself to be on top if a rule is pending approval.
Matching by user/uid and group/gid options now visible but not functional.
Stephen Watt