Currently, socketKeepalive implementation is accepting null fd
due to backward compatibility with legacy packet keepalive API.
However, due to lack of the fd, the service cannot guarantee the
port is not reused by another app if the caller release the port
for any reason.
Thus, grant the null fd access only for priviledged apps.
This commit also address some comments from aosp/918533.
Bug: 126699232
Test: atest FrameworksNetTests
Change-Id: I0baf582ff4ca8af6082c3754e8dfbcd867f39792
Per API review, change the use of FileDescriptor to
ParcelFileDescriptor.
This change also fix nullability according to API review
feedbacks.
Fix: 126698610
Fix: 126699425
Fix: 126699232
Fix: 126700278
Test: 1. m -j
2. atest FrameworksNetTests --generate-new-metrics 50
3. m -j doc-comment-check-docs
Change-Id: I19476c50dd1ca290bf3f41973829da2bd229796a
Add nullability annotations on the following methods:
- StaticIpConfiguration#getRoutes
- ValidationProbeEvent#getProbeName
Test: m
Bug: 128935825
Change-Id: I1c17d200f3125e684c4e4d67b2f7f079eda310b6
- Remove CaptivePortal constructor from SystemApi. This constructor was
added in Q timeframe and ends up being unnecessary since
CaptivePortal creation was refactored to ConnectivityService because
of visibility issues on ICaptivePortal.
- Rename getAvoidBadWifi to shouldAvoidBadWifi
- Add permission annotation for shouldAvoidBadWifi
(already merged in internal as:
I09545c00af3519dbf141dd5951b28f49e37b3e80)
Test: flashed, WiFi and captive portal works
Bug: 128935314
Bug: 128935673
Merged-In: I09545c00af3519dbf141dd5951b28f49e37b3e80
Change-Id: I7395d4a4db6a64398a827692aee1956c011873e5
- Remove CaptivePortal constructor from SystemApi. This constructor was
added in Q timeframe and ends up being unnecessary since
CaptivePortal creation was refactored to ConnectivityService because
of visibility issues on ICaptivePortal.
- Rename getAvoidBadWifi to shouldAvoidBadWifi
- Add permission annotation for shouldAvoidBadWifi
Test: flashed, WiFi and captive portal works
Bug: 128935314
Bug: 128935673
(clean cherry-pick of AOSP I7395d4a4db6a64398a827692aee1956c011873e5)
Change-Id: I09545c00af3519dbf141dd5951b28f49e37b3e80
The framework cannot return URLs used by the updatable NetworkStack,
which may use configurable URLs, changing URLs, or mechanisms not
involving URLs to detect captive portals. NetworkMonitor has already
been using random fallback URLs for a while that do not match the value
returned by ConnectivityManager#getCaptivePortalServerUrl.
With this change, the default value returned by the framework is
configured in framework resources as
config_networkDefaultCaptivePortalServerUrl. NetworkMonitor behavior may
change as it is an updatable component, but the current URL is
configured in NetworkMonitor resources as
config_captive_portal_http_url.
Test: flashed, booted, WiFi and captive portal working
Test: ConnectivityManager#getCaptivePortalServerUrl returns correct
value.
Bug: 127908503
Change-Id: I371dedc5b22efa909d7fd58e1ebe9b8aaced9780
1. Some API's argument/return value must be marked either
@NonNull or @Nullable.
2. Change some system APIs to public APIs.
3. Modify the method name
Bug: 126700123
Bug: 126702339
Bug: 126699682
Bug: 118296575
Bug: 126699216
Bug: 126699675
Bug: 126699429
Bug: 126699193
Bug: 123586045
Test: atest FrameworksNetTests
Change-Id: Iaa2832cdcf83758ed0fec81b954a0c63bc5a7bf6
* changes:
Remove the framework dependency on netd_aidl_parcelables-java.
Move TcpKeepalivePacketData out of the framework.
Stop using netd parcelables in the framework.
Lorenzo Colittiauthored and Gerrit Code Reviewcommited 2019-03-20 09:45:37 +00:00
This class is not used in framework.jar, only in services.jar.
Move it out of the framework so framework.jar can stop depending
on the NetworkStack stable AIDL interfaces.
This should really under com.android.server as well, but that's
a cross-project change to be done in another CL.
Test: m
Bug: 128804404
Change-Id: Ib2805f7fcc516a5f6989c252365d1c95b8042703
Merged-In: Ib2805f7fcc516a5f6989c252365d1c95b8042703
Lorenzo Colitticommited 2019-03-20 08:56:31 +09:00
The only actual users of these classes are in services.jar, not
in frameworks.jar. The only reason the framework depends on them
is that the code that converts to and from stable parcelables is
currently in the framework. Move that code to services and cut
the dependency.
These classes aren't used in the networkstack app so they don't
need to be in shared. They also can't be in shared because the
classes are not in the SDK. So put the conversion functions
directly inside their only user (NetworkManagementService).
Also remove the jarjar rules that rename the classes for use by
the NetworkStack app.
This does not actually remove the dependency from the build file,
that will be done in a future CL.
Bug: 128804404
Test: builds, boots
Test: atest FrameworksNetTests android.net.cts.ConnectivityManagerTest HostsideVpnTests
Change-Id: I027d50ba56091f5558f45e6e08f32e5912b2a82a
Merged-In: I027d50ba56091f5558f45e6e08f32e5912b2a82a
Lorenzo Colitticommited 2019-03-20 08:56:24 +09:00
This class is not used in framework.jar, only in services.jar.
Move it out of the framework so framework.jar can stop depending
on the NetworkStack stable AIDL interfaces.
This should really under com.android.server as well, but that's
a cross-project change to be done in another CL.
Test: m
Bug: 128804404
Change-Id: Ib2805f7fcc516a5f6989c252365d1c95b8042703
Lorenzo Colitticommited 2019-03-20 00:49:33 +09:00
The only actual users of these classes are in services.jar, not
in frameworks.jar. The only reason the framework depends on them
is that the code that converts to and from stable parcelables is
currently in the framework. Move that code to services and cut
the dependency.
These classes aren't used in the networkstack app so they don't
need to be in shared. They also can't be in shared because the
classes are not in the SDK. So put the conversion functions
directly inside their only user (NetworkManagementService).
Also remove the jarjar rules that rename the classes for use by
the NetworkStack app.
This does not actually remove the dependency from the build file,
that will be done in a future CL.
Bug: 128804404
Test: builds, boots
Test: atest FrameworksNetTests android.net.cts.ConnectivityManagerTest HostsideVpnTests
Change-Id: I027d50ba56091f5558f45e6e08f32e5912b2a82a
Lorenzo Colitticommited 2019-03-20 00:49:32 +09:00
1. refactor AnswerCallback with a generic type
2. support onError in AnswerCallback
3. Fix minor problem reported from API Review
Bug: 124882626
Test: built, flashed, booted
atest DnsResolverTest DnsPacketTest
Change-Id: I685c9989f8401acb63d2e83f552b2d5b20c41af0
This is necessary to allow usage of ApfCapabilities as-is in AIDL,
instead of relying on ApfCapabilitiesParcelable, assuming that stable
AIDL starts allowing usage of @SystemApi classes. The Parcelable
implementation would be convenient for clients in any case.
Bug: 126477266
Test: atest FrameworksNetTests
Change-Id: Id2ef3cad261832a2918ccb6bb6bc154d99d75746
Currently, client side of keepalive event handling rely on a
newly created thread, looper, messenger and handler per object.
However, by creating oneway AIDL interface with the executor,
the callbacks can be invoked on the binder thread with user
specified context, which not only greatly simplify the design
but also reduce the cost of current thread modeling.
Bug: 114151147
Bug: 123969871
Test: 1. atest FrameworksNetTests --generate-new-metric 10
2. atest-deflake.sh
Change-Id: I27504074cd28d5b5eb94a7ec0e97ebaaaaa1ae3d
This change adds TestAPIs for tests to retrive an instance of
ConnectivityManager, allowing it to build test TUN interfaces, as well
as test networks.
This also integrates the TestNetwork types with ConnectivityManager,
creating virtual networks if the network agent is a test agent.
Bug: 72950854
Test: Compiles, CTS tests using this passing correctly
Change-Id: Ic1a04aa66014d1c66a74e65dbace3218437403ae
Merged-In: I741ef9cdf4bd4125d9129af3a030edf32f438e4f
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