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The interface used for querying firmware for the system.
The daemon version.
The product name string for the host.
The machine ID for the host.
If the daemon has been tainted with a 3rd party plugin.
If the daemon is running on an interactive terminal.
The daemon status, e.g. decompressing.
The job percentage completion, or 0 for unknown.
Gets a list of all the devices that are supported.
An array of devices, with any properties set on each.
Gets a list of all the releases for a specific device.
A device ID.
An array of releases (with the release number as the key),
with any properties set on each.
Gets a list of all the downgrades possible for a specific device.
A device ID.
An array of releases (with the release number as the key),
with any properties set on each.
Gets a list of all the upgrades possible for a specific device.
A device ID.
An array of releases (with the release number as the key),
with any properties set on each.
Gets details about a local firmware file.
An index into the array of file descriptors that may have
been sent with the DBus message.
An array of results, with any properties set on each.
Gets a list of all the past firmware updates.
An array of devices, with any properties set on each.
Schedules a firmware to be installed.
An ID, typically a GUID of the hardware to update, or the string
* to match any applicable hardware.
An index into the array of file descriptors that may have
been sent with the DBus message.
Options to be used when constructing the profile, e.g.
offline=True.
Verifies firmware on a device by reading it back and performing
a cryptographic hash, typically SHA1.
An ID, typically a GUID of the hardware.
Updates the cryptographic hash stored for a device.
An ID, typically a GUID of the hardware.
Unlock the device to allow firmware access.
An ID, typically a GUID of the hardware.
Activate a firmware update on the device.
An ID, typically the sha hash of the device string.
Gets the results of an offline update.
An ID, typically a GUID of the hardware that was updated, or the
string * to match any hardware.
Results about the update, e.g. success=True
Gets the list of remotes.
The array remotes, with properties
Gets the list of approved firmware that can be applied to devices.
In an enterprise this will be configured by a domain administrator.
The checksums of the archives
Sets the list of approved firmware that can be applied to devices.
In an enterprise this will be configured by a domain administrator.
The checksums of the archives
Clears the results of an offline update.
An ID, typically a GUID of the hardware that was updated, or the
string * to match any hardware.
Modifies a remote in some way.
A device ID, or the string * to match any hardware.
The key, e.g. 'Flags'.
The value of the correct type, e.g. a URL.
Modify persistent configuration for daemon
The key, e.g. 'BlacklistPlugins'.
The value of the correct type, e.g. a URL.
Adds AppStream resource information from a session client.
Remote ID to tag the metadata objects with, e.g. 'lvfs-testing'.
File handle to AppStream metadata.
File handle to AppStream metadata GPG signature.
Modifies a remote in some way.
Remote ID, e.g. 'lvfs-testing'.
The key, e.g. 'Enabled'.
The value of the correct type, e.g. a URL.
Signs some text, typically using a self-signed PKCS-7 certificate.
String input data, certainly *NOT* binary data.
Options to be used when signing, e.g.
add-cert=True or add-timestamp=True.
The detached signature string.
Some value on the interface or the number of devices or
profiles has changed.
A device structure.
A device has been added.
A device structure.
A device has been removed.
A device structure.
A device has been changed.