Re: [PATCH] in headset_init(), it's possible that hs->hfp_handle is not set, so we should not check hs->hfp_handle in headset_connect_cb()

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>
> I don't see how that's a bug. hs->hfp_active should be true only when we
> are connected to HFP. server_is_enabled(src, HANDSFREE_SVCLASS_ID) is
> supposed to return true if HFP support is enabled in general. These are
> two separate things (we could be connected to HSP even though HFP support
> is enabled if the headset only supports HSP, i.e. hs->hfp_handle == 0 in
> this case).
>
Let me describe how the bug is triggered by the following steps in our
lab:
1 at HFP AW side bluetoothd is started, and headset_init() is called.
However btd_device_get_record() returns NULL, so hs->hfp_handle is
NULL.
2 at HFP HF unit side bluetoothd is started, and initiated connection to HFP AW
3 HFP AW accepts the connection, and headset_connect_cb() is called.
At this time hs->hfp_handle is NULL, so hs->hfp_active is set to
FALSE.

This way the bug is triggered: a real HFP connection is initiated by HFP HF
unit, but hs->hfp_active is set to FALSE by HFP AW. It seems that this patch
is not a real fix, could you share the ideas of fixing this bug?

Thanks,
Forrest
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