Check one more parameter enforceDnsUid in ResolverOptionsParcel in
DnsManagerTest.
Bug: 159587277
Test: atest
com.android.server.connectivity.DnsManagerTest#testSendDnsConfiguration
Change-Id: Ic53f42b968626294c851dac252a70769846ba427
Probe DNS servers to see they support DNS-over-TLS. Use system
CAs to verify whether the certificates sent by DNS servers are
trusted or not. An error is thrown to cause the probe failed if
DNS servers send untrusted certificates.
Unlike the DnsResolver which doesn't verify the certificates
in opportunistic mode, all of the DoT probes from NetworkDiagnostics
check certificates.
DoT probes apply to the DNS servers gotten from LinkProperties
and the DoT servers gotten from PrivateDnsConfig whatever private
DNS mode is.
A common example in DNS strict mode:
. DNS TLS dst{8.8.8.8} hostname{dns.google} src{192.168.43.2:48436} qtype{1} qname{815149-android-ds.metric.gstatic.com}: SUCCEEDED: 1/1 NOERROR (432ms)
F DNS TLS dst{192.168.43.144} hostname{}: FAILED: java.net.ConnectException: failed to connect to /192.168.43.144 (port 853) from /192.168.43.2 (port 41770) after 2500ms: isConnected failed: ECONNREFUSED (Connection refused) (172ms)
. DNS TLS dst{8.8.4.4} hostname{dns.google} src{192.168.43.2:37598} qtype{1} qname{759312-android-ds.metric.gstatic.com}: SUCCEEDED: 1/1 NOERROR (427ms)
An example when the CA is not trusted:
F DNS TLS dst{8.8.8.8} hostname{dns.google}: FAILED: javax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeException: java.security.cert.CertPathValidatorException: Trust anchor for certification path not found. (16ms)
An example when TCP/TLS handshake timeout:
F DNS TLS dst{8.8.8.8} hostname{dns.google}: FAILED: java.net.SocketTimeoutException: failed to connect to /8.8.8.8 (port 853) from /192.168.2.108 (port 45680) after 2500ms (2514ms)
Bug: 132925257
Bug: 118369977
Test: atest FrameworksNetTests
Original-Change: https://android-review.googlesource.com/1011670
Merged-In: I1b54abed0e931ca4b8a97149459cde54da1c3d6f
Change-Id: I1b54abed0e931ca4b8a97149459cde54da1c3d6f
ConnectivityService puts up some notifications with pending
intents, but these pending intents are mutable that content can
be changed by someone. So make these pending intents to be
immutable.
Some OEMs have their own Settings package. Thus, need to get the
current using Settings package name instead of just use default
name "com.android.settings".
Bug: 154928507
Test: atest FrameworksNetTests
Change-Id: I02e3277358623400aa03dc8996af3d7c46a8ce76
Probe DNS servers to see they support DNS-over-TLS. Use system
CAs to verify whether the certificates sent by DNS servers are
trusted or not. An error is thrown to cause the probe failed if
DNS servers send untrusted certificates.
Unlike the DnsResolver which doesn't verify the certificates
in opportunistic mode, all of the DoT probes from NetworkDiagnostics
check certificates.
DoT probes apply to the DNS servers gotten from LinkProperties
and the DoT servers gotten from PrivateDnsConfig whatever private
DNS mode is.
A common example in DNS strict mode:
. DNS TLS dst{8.8.8.8} hostname{dns.google} src{192.168.43.2:48436} qtype{1} qname{815149-android-ds.metric.gstatic.com}: SUCCEEDED: 1/1 NOERROR (432ms)
F DNS TLS dst{192.168.43.144} hostname{}: FAILED: java.net.ConnectException: failed to connect to /192.168.43.144 (port 853) from /192.168.43.2 (port 41770) after 2500ms: isConnected failed: ECONNREFUSED (Connection refused) (172ms)
. DNS TLS dst{8.8.4.4} hostname{dns.google} src{192.168.43.2:37598} qtype{1} qname{759312-android-ds.metric.gstatic.com}: SUCCEEDED: 1/1 NOERROR (427ms)
An example when the CA is not trusted:
F DNS TLS dst{8.8.8.8} hostname{dns.google}: FAILED: javax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeException: java.security.cert.CertPathValidatorException: Trust anchor for certification path not found. (16ms)
An example when TCP/TLS handshake timeout:
F DNS TLS dst{8.8.8.8} hostname{dns.google}: FAILED: java.net.SocketTimeoutException: failed to connect to /8.8.8.8 (port 853) from /192.168.2.108 (port 45680) after 2500ms (2514ms)
Bug: 132925257
Bug: 118369977
Test: atest FrameworksNetTests
Change-Id: I1b54abed0e931ca4b8a97149459cde54da1c3d6f
This class might be used by some mainline modules.
Bug: 151052811
Test: atest DnsPacketTest
Test: atest DnsResolverTest
Change-Id: I8841d91456952ded5efbf8ea221289aecc7746ad
This patch addresses the followings,
- Pass Looper to NetworkStatsSubscriptionsMonitor constructor
- Replace Looper with TestLooper in unit test
- Assert fail if result of condition check is not expected.
Bug: 154080205
Test: atest FrameworksNetTests:com.android.server.net.NetworkStatsServiceTest
atest FrameworksNetTests:com.android.server.net.NetworkStatsSubscriptionsMonitorTest
Change-Id: Ibcaba2b38af80cc0ec9a4e428a3b3a1538bc4325
This is a Client-only solution.
- Add to NetdClient a per-process std::atomic_boolean
similar to netIdForProcess and netIdForResolv.
- The boolean says whether the process should be
allowed Internet connectivity.
- Add an @hide method to NetUtils.java to set the boolean;
call it from the initialization code of the new
process just after forking from zygote.
- Make netdClientSocket and dnsOpenProxy check the
boolean. If the boolean is false, return EPERM from
socket calls.
Bug: 150028556
Test: atest NetworkUtilsTest
Test: atest CtsAppSecurityHostTestCases:UseProcessTest
Change-Id: If002280fbad493dfc2db3d9d505c0257d49a9056
Exempt-From-Owner-Approval: OWNERS already approved identical patchset 5
On Android different interfaces usually use different routing tables.
As a result, a change in interface should not be treated as route
update, but rather a remove and an add.
This change fixes a bug in VPN seamless handover where routes
failed to be updated when a new tunnel interface replaces the existing
one within the same network.
Bug: 158696878
Test: atest com.android.cts.net.HostsideVpnTests
Test: atest NetworkStackTests
Test: atest CtsNetTestCases
Test: atest FrameworksNetTests
Original-Change: https://android-review.googlesource.com/1331916
Merged-In: I57987233d42a0253eaee2e1ca5f28728c2354620
Change-Id: I57987233d42a0253eaee2e1ca5f28728c2354620
On Android different interfaces usually use different routing tables.
As a result, a change in interface should not be treated as route
update, but rather a remove and an add.
This change fixes a bug in VPN seamless handover where routes
failed to be updated when a new tunnel interface replaces the existing
one within the same network.
Bug: 158696878
Test: atest com.android.cts.net.HostsideVpnTests
Test: atest NetworkStackTests
Test: atest CtsNetTestCases
Test: atest FrameworksNetTests
Change-Id: I57987233d42a0253eaee2e1ca5f28728c2354620
Add ContentObserver to observe the status of
NETSTATS_COMBINE_SUBTYPE_ENABLED to determine that
NetworkStatsSubscriptionsMonitor start or stop
monitoring data usage per RAT type changes.
Bug: 154080515
Test: atest NetworkStatsServiceTest#testDynamicWatchForNetworkRatTypeChanges
Change-Id: I272d589633c9186b45753228b05aa0b40b7c7b89
Previously, we read the global proxy settings from Settings.Global
database after reboot. This works for manual proxies, but not for
proxies based on PAC rules, as PacManager is never invoked when
ConnectivityService starts up. As a consequence, services required for
PAC-based proxies (PacService and ProxyService) are never started.
In this CL, we make sure PacManager is called during boot, so that PAC
rules will take effect.
Bug: 35943997
Test: set a PAC proxy and observe it still works after reboot
Change-Id: I69edb5fcd3e84663d338ff4b93c40fd5ee2c8c51
Test extra info sent to NetworkMonitor correctly if network
agent is created through new NetworkAgent constructor without
legacy network info taken as parameter.
Bug: 156173829
Test: atest FrameworkNetTests
Merged-In: I4f827664c528bea30cc957a0a617dd37693f4460
Change-Id: I4f827664c528bea30cc957a0a617dd37693f4460
This commit changes agentConnect to set the owner UID as the mOwnerUid
field instead of the Binder.getCallingUid().
Binder.getCallingUid() can return incorrect results for platform VPNs,
as agentConnect() is called under a clean calling UID.
Additionally, this relaxes the ownerUid sanitization check to allow a
VPN network's owner to see it's own ownership information.
Vpn.mOwnerUid is guaranteed to be correct, as all VPNs MUST have called
prepareInternal() at some previous point, which sets mOwnerUid as the
package's UID (or SYSTEM_UID if this is legacy VPN).
Bug: 150135470
Test: CTS tests showing ownership information
Merged-In: Ic979dad73983d722365849fbfb0becfd432b894c
Change-Id: Ic979dad73983d722365849fbfb0becfd432b894c
(cherry picked from commit e29bf99a7fc1067c546d7fa6cbcb9001fb110d16)
Bug: 154080205
Test: atest FrameworksNetTests:com.android.server.net.NetworkStatsSubscriptionsMonitorTest
(copy from ag/11788484 but getActiveAndHiddenSubscriptionIdList() since it's renamed
in internal)
Change-Id: Ia162f36efe96d90b2f6f70190d9fa855bba34484
Merged-In: I4ef3f1ab2e5ea1322133edd80db3ccd0022e9c91
Test extra info sent to NetworkMonitor correctly if network
agent is created through new NetworkAgent constructor without
legacy network info taken as parameter.
Bug: 156173829
Test: atest FrameworkNetTests
Change-Id: I4f827664c528bea30cc957a0a617dd37693f4460
