PermissionMonitor only saves netd network permissions by appId.
Then apply same permision to uids which are same appId. But
UIDS_ALLOWED_ON_RESTRICTED_NETWORKS can allow single uid has
restricted network permission. Thus, save the netd network
permissions by uid that can apply different permission to each
uid.
Bug: 192431153
Test: atest FrameworksNetTests
Change-Id: I942cbe0fa30758a7497c47a1b684ed70c4e3b09e
Nothing uses StateMachine in service-connectivity, and
FrameworksNetTestsLib pulled a lot of unused dependencies with
services.core and services.net.
Remove unused dependencies. This helps measure code coverage more
accurately.
Bug: 207020032
Test: atest ConnectivityCoverageTests
Change-Id: I39857865594a3263c4b1deeda23312c8e4f86a77
(this is required to make ipv6 tethering work with at least S.LSI modems)
Test: TreeHugger
Bug: 207057951
Signed-off-by: Maciej Żenczykowski <maze@google.com>
Change-Id: Ic178db928ec7f74f69d7d4739b3b8439ff026625
Update the tests to use the newer NsdManager based on Binder interfaces
instead of AsyncChannel.
Bug: 190249673
Test: atest NsdManagerTest NsdServiceTest
Change-Id: I0991b598331e335a0bc211f010da7f034fb2441b
Note: due to the release version of the Connectivity/Tethering mainline
module being built from sc-mainline-prod, this won't actually take effect
until system/bpf bpfloader at version 0.6+ is merged in to that tree.
This doesn't really matter, since currently things default to v0.0+.
But there is no mainline module updatable pre-v0.2 supported OS
anyway. BpfLoader v0.2 is what shipped in Android S Beta 4 through
Android S Final.
Before S there simply was no bpfloader support for mainline updatable
ebpf code, while S Beta 3 and earlier shipped v0.0 which is badly
incompatible with even the current version of the mainline module.
Additionally v0.0 doesn't even parse this field, while v0.1 which
does was very short lived [~3 days] and can thus be utterly ignored.
As such this change is effectively a no-op, and even post merge
of bpfloader v0.6+ into sc-mainline-prod will still be effectively
a no-op.
So why do it? I want to explicitly document that these programs are S+,
so that I can change the default in the future to be T+.
Test: TreeHugger
Signed-off-by: Maciej Żenczykowski <maze@google.com>
Change-Id: I7e5d0124700c7045abe16b1f3b504c9e88054ff2
Since you cannot include yourself we need an extra level of indirection,
to make sure that OWNERS remains current even in historical branches.
Also vastly increase the number of OWNERS
Test: N/A
Signed-off-by: Maciej Żenczykowski <maze@google.com>
Change-Id: I19723fd9fbcee8fe3d8c9386ec5290d2764f2104
Apply NetworkStackNextEnableDefaults to CtsNetTestCases to disable it
in branches where NetworkStackNext and related targets should not be
built.
Test: presubmit
Change-Id: I850b4294aa4c3c01f8871760185ca7fedc0f8584
When NetworkInfo(null) or setDetailedState(null, any, any) are
called, S used to not crash but plant a null bomb for later
which may explode in some calls (notably, parceling) : see the
bug referenced below for details.
To help catching these errors earlier a patch was made to crash
as soon as one of these methods is called with a null argument,
but this will also crash incorrect use on existing code that
may never actually step on the mine, crashing code that used not
to crash. For safety, implement the new behavior only on T.
Bug: 145972387
Test: NetworkInfoTest
Change-Id: Ib710497d83b2d26439c2bd4d2f572310db97d6fd
Currently CS test uses a mock ProxyTracker object to verify that
the sendProxyBroadcast() is called. Also, if the network is a
default network then sendProxyBroadcast() will be indirectly
called in setDefaultProxy(). This only verifies that the method
is called but it doesn't verify that the broadcast is sent.
Instead of testing setDefaultProxy() is called, it is better to
verify that the broadcast is actually sent. Therefore, use a
real ProxyTracker in the test to verify the broadcast is sent.
Test: FrameworksNetTests:ConnectivityServiceTest
Change-Id: Id5c9e07e8326f24bd2665b4bb08f96d6d57d999c
1. There is a theoretical issue where the callback is not yet
registered when wifi is disabled, but there is no evidence
of it actually happening
2. 2 minutes timeout makes no sense for these tests that have a
total 1 minute timeout anyway
Bug: 196387278
Test: CtsNetTestCases
Change-Id: I120af9b312ca34431d0e62dd85233fcdaa1b09b9
Mark NetworkCapabilitiesTest as ConnectivityModuleTest so that it is
only run in MTS with the Connectivity module installed, and fix
parceling tests to use the right number of fields in that case.
NetworkCapabilitiesTest is only useful to test the Connectivity module,
and not other modules like NetworkStack, as it is a unit test of a class
in the Connectivity module.
Bug: 205901761
Test: atest NetworkCapabilitiesTest
Change-Id: I10ba0f866bc7a39b2c90bdde12a79feefea2d5ee
Move tethering util files from android.net.util into
com.android.networkstack.tethering.util. The goal is move all of
tethering internal files into its own namespace
com.android.networkstack.tethering.util.
Bug: 205088391
Test: atest TetheringTests
atest CtsTetheringTest
atest TetheringPrivilegedTests
Change-Id: I6559fb4f873b3cad5b210b10e49df1b6c6914a70
With the network selection rewrite in S, rematching a single request can
now easily be done; this can be used as an optimization in
handleRegisterNetworkRequests to avoid rematching all requests when
registering a new one.
This can be disabled by a flag that is unset by default,
REMATCH_ALL_REQUESTS_ON_REGISTER.
Test: atest ConnectivityServiceTest
Change-Id: If76f79b41ac88863974f7025624667134bea2570
Define interfaces that match the signature of the existing
EthernetManager.TetheredInterfaceRequest and TetheredInterfaceCallback
classes and make EthernetManager.TetheredInterfaceRequest and
TetheredInterfaceCallback implement/subinterface these interfaces. The
new bluetooth API could also implement these interfaces to make API surface
consistent.
Test: TH would test the existing tests that use the subclass.
Bug: 190438212
Change-Id: I093972c111cb1d921076782492716d5a046be8fc
Currently debugging IpSecManagerTest counter test failures is
difficult because the assertion message does not say how many
bytes/packets were expected.
Add this information to the assertion message.
Bug: 204860049
Test: test-only change
Change-Id: I4e12be9a58a688fcee3362dceb31d9f21e981d6c
This allows using test interfaces for multicast scenarios, such as
testing mDNS behavior.
Test: atest CtsNetTestCases
Change-Id: Ib5d8a997176f910d499021fdcd12c361aff1233d
To avoid much code diverge between aosp and its downstream, we need to
separate the build target which build with latest stable sdk in release
branch and build with unfreeze sdk in dev branch. So we could use new
API with APIshim in dev branch without impacting release branch.
BYPASS_INCLUSIVE_LANGUAGE_REASON=the wording is the file name of
existing file.
Bug: 204265450
Test: m
Change-Id: I949fd83b1eed7461e0b381193b190cf15080bc1b
After separat BpfMap to a library, its package name is jarjar to
com.android.network.stack.util*. Also jarjar BpfMap of
TetheringPrivilegedTests to fix crash in jni registered.
Bug: 179733303
Test: atest TetheringPrivilegedTests
Change-Id: Ia9bc819a44fe26bf2ff7a46351ea60f2eeb02933
