Tristan Stenner

> If I build the wheel locally with python setup.py sdist bdist_wheel then the created wheel has the tag linux_x86_64 and not manylinux1, so pypi doesn't accept it. Also after...

This should part of the discussion in #110. I don't use Conan, but I'm happy to help with any changes the build system needs.

I'm afraid there's a bit more needed, unless you play around with the [lab.KnownPeers](https://labstreaminglayer.readthedocs.io/info/lslapicfg.html#lslapicfg-lab) configuration variable. The [firewall configuration page](https://labstreaminglayer.readthedocs.io/info/network-connectivity.html#firewall-settings) lists the ports (as for the multicast groups, only one...

> Could you clarify if I should expose other additional ports ? It's not about the ports, it's about multicast packets. Basically, the outlet listens for stream resolution packets sent...

From a security perspective, LSL assumes that all devices on the local network are trustworthy, either because the network is locked down (e.g. wired networks in clinical settings) or untrustworthy...

> This just means signing the data itself with a per-device private key. Then the signing would have to happen on the device. Even with closed source connectors it's just...

Aside from the obligatory "I don't have a Mac" it looks to me as if the asio symbols are there, but depend on exported C++ symbols (which shouldn't happen). Asio...

What does win32com offer? If it just starts LabRecorderCLI and inputs data / reads output the [subprocess](https://docs.python.org/3.7/library/subprocess.html) is a much better option. As for b) I'm still not entirely happy...

> I guess i might have to get a compilation workflow set up though, or rely on you handing me over the binaries. The CI should take care of that,...

I had started a prototype Qt Signals, but they are one-way only so it's practically impossible to get any feedback to commands and I haven't found a better solution yet....