This set of changes focused on exposing the underlying "raw pipe." This is to enable more advanced use-cases. In testing, I've simply used this to print out the default security descriptor.
This is not a solution for setting pipe security, unfortunately. (I am in the process of working on a solution to it, however, and hope to create a PR for feedback)
Notes of how this was implemented:
• The property is called PipeInstance on all types (Client, Server, and their respective Callback variants)
• This property is get only
• If the raw pipe doesn't yet exist; it will create it
This set of changes focused on exposing the underlying "raw pipe." This is to enable more advanced use-cases. In testing, I've simply used this to print out the default security descriptor.
This is not a solution for setting pipe security, unfortunately. (I am in the process of working on a solution to it, however, and hope to create a PR for feedback)
Notes of how this was implemented: • The property is called
PipeInstanceon all types (Client, Server, and their respective Callback variants) • This property is get only • If the raw pipe doesn't yet exist; it will create it