Now that we support unreachable routes, use those to block
address families on VPNs. This is a much more elegant solution.
Also update LinkProperties when IP addresses are added and
removed, fixing a TODO.
Bug: 17462989
Change-Id: Ib749d84710dca70d672350b9f129bb91419ec77e
The BT and Wifi mechanisms for enabling Tethering did their own
permission checks. This set of changes unifies the check into
a ConnectivityManager function so they can be kept in sync.
bug:17435527
Change-Id: I8c157a5acf56ffbddd349cb6a45160ae7be8541b
Internal logic relies on Arrays.copyOf(), so always give ourselves
valid arrays, using shared empty objects to save overhead.
Bug: 17502649
Change-Id: I5dbb00545bdfe45bbd48144ab505ea08cc92cbcd
Currently just valid/invalid based on NetworkMonitor findings.
Changed NetworkMonitor to start out in default state since starting in Offline causes
a spurious invalid report at creation time.
Added some logging.
bug:17395269
Change-Id: I9ae650b561834d8f8979033744d97df852e76df9
Previously the Inet state (the little exclamation mark beside the WiFi
and Cellular bars) only transitioned from bad to good once. With this
change it can transition back to bad (and later to good again) if a network
re-evaluation is triggered, say by ConnectivityManager.reportBadNetwork.
Also, avoid triggering re-evaluation in two unwanted cases.
bug:16214361
Change-Id: I7856724249ffcbb0945276dcf45019876231fdaf
Give unvalidated networks penalized scores and allow them to satisfy
requests.
Previously unvalidated networks were never allowed to satisfy
NetworkRequests and so never caused CONNECTIVITY_ACTION broadcasts.
Previously if there were no other networks present an unvalidated
network would still be made the default. This change formalizes
this behavior using our existing network score logic by assigning
unvalidated networks a highly penalized score.
bug:16358003
bug:17364306
Change-Id: I28fcd6f5ac4b52a4d1c234c472cfa8ba998bcc6f
HttpHandler and HttpsHandler classes have a lot of bug fixes baked into
them that the Network.openConnection() API should be using, for example
disabling SPDY support.
bug:17420465
Change-Id: I9f1472753a542d1dd6bffde3a60c37a9145098aa
Future HTTP requests could use an old socket that's bound to a different Network
causing unexpected results. DNS results could also not be appropriate.
bug:17283566
bug:17432215
Change-Id: I88b40b723c7b442000cafe8ce8b9d989d8995991
Network Factories are allowed to go below, but networks need to be
constrained. Allowing the network to go below 0 meant that -1 could
sometimes leak through and foul the logic.
The core of 17361330 will be fixed when we stop sending scores for
listens to NetworkFactories, but it exposed this issue too. Summary:
1 - add a network listener. This isn't a request so it's not sent
to networks.
2 - alter your score (ethernet sets score to -1 when the link goes
down) (16:07:39.782)
3 - a bug in ConnectivityService causes score changes to get sent for
all network requests and network listeners causing NetworkFactories
to no see 2 entities. This bug will be fixed by a pending change
(https://googleplex-android-review.googlesource.com/#/c/540840/).
This causes the ethernet NetworkFactory to see two entities, both
served by networks of score -1. (16:07:39.989)
4 - disconnect Ethernet - this only sends 0 scores for known
requests, not network listeners. Had it been sent for both entities
they both would have evaluated that the networkfactory score (-1)
was lower than the request score (0) and both released their
refcount. (16:08:03.147)
5 - this means the listener is tracked by the EthernetNetworkFactory
with a score of -1 while the factory itself has a score of -1 so the
network release isn't called.
bug:17361330
Change-Id: Ife34ca0f9c233dd3c3df80f6fea580af43afcdeb
When lingering completes ConnectivityService would log an error message
saying the Network still had NetworkRequests. Fixed by ignoring
listening NetworkRequests which aren't a problem.
Change-Id: Ie78a1f91c47b012eae28a377dd77bee2cfcbde3b
Network traffic used to perform the network validation is billed to the UID of
the caller of reportBadNetwork. This change does not change the actions taken
upon validation failing or succeeding: NetworkMonitor will show the sign-in
notification if a captive portal is found. NetworkMonitor will inform
ConnectivityService if a network tests functional. NetworkMonitor will not
take action if a network lacks any connectivity.
Also, remove an unused Thread that was confusing bandwidth billing.
bug:17326268
Change-Id: I7fea23480af54211004a0a1c535a71c2793f21bb
Using reflection you could do this and it would crash the system.
Thanks, ServiceFuzzer!
bug:17379629
Change-Id: I8b470bda78a69761ccd92496746f5d295b5d07f2
This constructor does nothing, including doing nothing with its
only argument. This causes it to return a NetworkInfo for
TYPE_MOBILE no matter what was passed in.
Bug: 16610051
Change-Id: I4ccd5ec050f7824fb06496c00fcd7901defeb7bd
If we don't do this, per-network HTTP requests will go over the
wrong network if any previous HTTP request was made by the same
app on another network.
Bug: 17300006
Change-Id: I1854c16dee6adb9e81fb12b097577439d69a644e
This makes tethered clients use the correct DNS servers when
tethering to non-default networks like the DUN APN.
Bug: 16357676
Change-Id: I8933b6de198a92c2aaf0291931ace8966ddba275
When the NetworkMonitor is told a network disconnected and a sign-in
notification has been shown to the user, the NetworkMonitor requests
the notification be removed. This request goes to the
ConnectivityService who may have already removed the NetworkAgentInfo
from mNetworkForNetId so we cannot look up the NetID in there.
There is no harm in allowing notification hiding for networks that
are disconnected as the notification logic does not effect the
Network state (like the validation message that caused the addition
of the Network liveness check).
bug:17261757
Change-Id: Id0a299e230ae37e641ac2faeebc45550e27c1fa4
https://googleplex-android-review.googlesource.com/#/c/527772/
correctly stopped adding listen requests to the mNetworkForRequestId
sparse array, but when we remove requests, if it's not getting
serviced by a network, we don't remove it from the network. That
means that when we go to send a notification for that network we have
a request affiliated with the network, but don't have data for the
request and hit this NPE.
If it's not a request, don't do the optimization and remove it only
from the network servicing the request, but instead scan all networks
and remove it from each, if found.
bug:17239054
Change-Id: I49165ed08c224ef20f703469f9ce39df5f21b163
This reverts commit e0101cd and removes the related NetworkMonitor code.
The thinking is the broadcasts are not robust enough as they rely on apps
working together and are not sufficiently tested.
bug:17115050
Change-Id: I433032867cc4fea7191a1b13842b16825dc74df4
Otherwise attempts to release that are triggered by the binder death
receipient will be rejected.
Bug: 17187437
Change-Id: If3924d82dba69c572708e04c11d17ed25ae6870d
Don't send out NetworkInfos with UNKNOWN state for disconnected
networks - use DISCONNECTED.
bug:17095670
Change-Id: I863bebadc1f9a666572958b49d5e62809f485e5d
This is used by the VPN to notice when its underlying connection
has gone away. I'm fixing this using network types and not
NetworkCapabilities because
1. I don't know of a way to use the new API to get callbacks for
a specific network. You can get them based on capabilities,
but it's not clear how to construct a NetworkCapabilities
object that will only match a specific network, or only match
the default network.
2. It's a smaller change.
Bug: 15070628
Change-Id: Id6a6a183da83636c0859db4c954093bd684c01ea
