This patch adds wakelock acquire and release activity to
ConnectivityService logs in dumpsys. All of the last 20 acquire and
release operations are logged.
This patch also:
- does a bit of cleanup to related dumpsys logs
- unify pretty printing of internal event ids to their names.
- delete mInetLog which was obsolete and not used.
Example of logs:
NetTransition WakeLock activity (most recent first):
03-30 02:15:40.628 - RELEASE 1 by EVENT_EXPIRE_NET_TRANSITION_WAKELOCK: not released (serial number was 2)
03-30 02:15:09.965 - ACQUIRE 2 for NetworkAgentInfo [WIFI () - 101]
03-30 02:15:01.877 - RELEASE 1 by EVENT_CLEAR_NET_TRANSITION_WAKELOCK: released
03-30 02:14:40.598 - ACQUIRE 1 for NetworkAgentInfo [WIFI () - 100]
Test: inspected result of $ adb shell dumpsys connectivity
Bug: 36703718
Change-Id: Ia8e2016fc512ee798ef0adc3f612d1f6c33d4870
Test: ConnectivityServiceTest passes on ryu on internal master
Test: ConnectivityServiceTest passes on bullhead
Change-Id: If94102c7df0257ea9e69e72b07a685ae3c2c4022
In order to avoid app breakage, we are putting back the system
properties and using selinux to disallow access from apps
targeting the O SDK or above.
This CL is cherry-picked from internal commit
443b6c4049, but with a different
commit description.
Bug: 33308258
Bug: 33807046
Bug: 34028616
Bug: 34115651
Test: system properties are readable as root and shell
Change-Id: I8d51e8e0a620d581c4251fb2f3c1d0a813b929be
Firewall rules don't work on 464xlat because they were created under
an assumption that there's only one address for the server and it's
ipv4, which doesn't go so well when we're on an ipv6-only network.
Bug: 33159037
Test: runtest -x net/java/com/android/server/connectivity/VpnTest.java
Change-Id: Id331526367fe13838874961da194b07bd50d4c97
This cleanup helps declutter ConnectivityService, and encapsulates the
always-on setting inside of Vpn instead of spreading it across two
classes.
In particular having the save code in one file and the load code in
another file was weird and I apologise for that.
Added a SystemServices wrapper for Settings.Secure and PendingIntent
calls to decouple some of the global state nastiness and make it
testable without forcing ConnectivityService to drive the load/save.
Test: runtest -x tests/net/java/com/android/server/ConnectivityServiceTest.java
Test: runtest -x tests/net/java/com/android/server/connectivity/VpnTest.java
Bug: 33159037
Change-Id: Ie2adb1c377adfcef0a5900dc866e6118f451b265
This avoids requiring the MANAGE_USERS permission in this function.
Bug: 32671528
Test: Manual. Also seeking unit test guidance from reviewer.
Change-Id: I841e721013b0e4b6db34d629a1e97b3cd54cd73b
- regroup together static final class fields, final instance fields, and
mutable instance fields.
- uses correct Android naming conventions for instance fields.
- reorder imports correctly.
Test: no functional change.
Change-Id: If3d73bc28972a004c2ba3cc14d869a2a679abfce
Test: as follows
- built (bullhead)
- flashed
- booted
- runtest frameworks-net passes
- manual USB tethering toggling between WiFi and mobile
Bug: 32163131
Change-Id: I57edf5114b6361f320577c7870e40f8b3cdf74ce
The state that needs to be transferred includes:
- NetworkCapabilities
- LinkProperties
- whether the network is currently suspended
Additionally:
- Rename notifyNetworkCallback() to notifyNetworkAvailable()
in order to clarify its real function.
- fix previous copy/paste error in unittest
Test: as follows
- built (bullhead)
- flashed
- booted
- runtest frameworks-net passes
- USB tethering with mobile and Wi-Fi upstream toggling
Bug: 32163131
Change-Id: Ib4460bcd5d08863a9feac9e8ab41a238897bb3ea
Add (unhide) a public API which provides network requests with a
timeout. When timed-out the (newly unhidden) onUnavailable() callback
is triggered.
Note: this CL does not add a handler to the API to be consistent
with the existing APIs. There is a separate effort (b/32130437)
to update these APIs with Handlers.
Bug: 31399536
Test: unit tests and CTS (new)
Change-Id: I45ce9ada63372cb56937bb620bfbb7729e5e25d2
This patch adds overloaded version of registerDefaultNetworkCallback
registerNetworkCallback, and requestNetwork with an additional Handler
argument that is used for running the caller provided NetworkCallback.
It also clarifies the documentation of the existing methods that
implicitly uses the internal singleton ConnectivityThread about which
internal Handler is used for running NetworkCallbacks.
Test: build, flashed, booted device
Bug: 32130437
Change-Id: Iae15f81e47e2dc0355baf2f2c1679b77e56af299
The request network with timeout was originally created with a
check of max timeout against a constant of 100 minutes. However,
the API was not public and did not implement a timeout. Any users
were internal and never got any onUnavailable() callback (since
timeout never triggered).
There is no reason to have a max timeout so the constant is
remove.
Bug: 31399536
Test: unit tests and CTS of ConnectivityManager
Change-Id: Icbedfb4299d75b6a7e3e43720111531f1faafd06
ConnectivityManager static sCallbackHandler is referenced and directly
used in a way that is not ensuring its proper initialization.
This patch fixes this potential NPE by using getHandler() instead.
Also this patch changes sendRequestForNetwork's signature to only accept
the subtype CallbackHandler instead of Handler: without using
CallbackHandler the NetworkCallbacks are not triggered properly and
bookkeeping of sCallbacks does not happen. sendRequestForNetwork's
signature now makes this explicit.
This step prepares the addition of overloaded versions of
registerNetworkCallback and cie that takes custom Handlers.
Test: build, flashed, manually checked connectivity
Change-Id: I52e8a2cb5075e7aef7b35e30c9845cacba927d13
