The current timeout is short enough that lingered networks are torn down
before assertions can be run, causing flakyness in testMultipleLingering.
This CL sets the timeout to 300 in that particular test.
Verified that 300ms is enough with 500 successful runs on Sailfish.
An alternative would be to mock firing of the lingering timer, but
keeping the WakeupMessage logic realistic has already proven useful in
detecting races.
Bug: b/110673602
Test: runtest --no-hidden-api-checks frameworks-net
Change-Id: I6f9a656190bcff0b071ae2584d0f5fa74158472b
Rather than use the crufty config.xml list of upstream transport types,
use ConnectivityService's notion of the default network for the upstream.
In cases where a DUN network is required and the default network is
currently a mobile network, look for a DUN network (code in Tethering
is currently responsible for requesting one).
Test: as follows
- built, flashed, booted
- runtest frameworks-net
- tethered via mobile, joined captive portal network, maintained
laptop access via mobile until captive passed (then used wifi)
- disabled client mode wifi, disabled mobile data, plugged in
ethernet adapter, observed connectivity via ethernet
Bug: 32163131
Bug: 62648872
Bug: 63282480
Bug: 109786760
Bug: 110118584
Bug: 110260419
Merged-In: I9cddf1fb7aa3b8d56bf048c563556244e74808c2
Merged-In: Icac3e5e20e99093ddb85aae1ca07ed7b5cf309fd
Change-Id: I925b75994e31df8046f3ef9916a2457b4210485e
(cherry picked from commit 4080a1bd15572caf149762e45c958627feceb74d)
Rather than use the crufty config.xml list of upstream transport types,
use ConnectivityService's notion of the default network for the upstream.
In cases where a DUN network is required and the default network is
currently a mobile network, look for a DUN network (code in Tethering
is currently responsible for requesting one).
Test: as follows
- built, flashed, booted
- runtest frameworks-net
- tethered via mobile, joined captive portal network, maintained
laptop access via mobile until captive passed (then used wifi)
- disabled client mode wifi, disabled mobile data, plugged in
ethernet adapter, observed connectivity via ethernet
Bug: 32163131
Bug: 62648872
Bug: 63282480
Bug: 109786760
Bug: 110118584
Bug: 110260419
Change-Id: I925b75994e31df8046f3ef9916a2457b4210485e
Change access level of getNetworkAgentInfoForNetwork in ConnectivityService to get
better testability. And add test case to verify clat state transition and make sure
linkProperties are updated correctly.
Bug: 80261579, 109913107
Test: runtest frameworks-net -c com.android.server.ConnectivityServiceTest \
-m testStackedLinkProperties
Change-Id: I72fce594d74bd349f65557edca03640e1b86317c
Add finals and annotations. Remove comments that have lost their
context (they were in the context of disabling a permission check
that had been added, but constituted an API change that would not
serve any real purpose).
Test: runtest
Change-Id: I1f879b2c105d2127072b88233d72097a0d78fe14
No logic changes. Only changes are adding nullability annotations,
final modifiers, and adding an s in a comment.
Test: runtests
Change-Id: If4986a25bb36819de8ff459c4c0439c56d4e5a50
The goal of this is to simplify ConnectivityService by reducing
the amount of code it contains. This is small enough to be obviously
correct and followup changes will move code into this class.
Test: runtest
Change-Id: Ic5ab19b521e98ae397c9bf657856820304362fbb
This CL temporarily removes the AppOp restriction
that disallows creation of IpSec tunnels due to
the lack of the appropriate AppOp in AOSP/master.
When the relevant framework merges out to master,
this CL should be reverted.
Manually merging this due to skipping a merge
conflict at 30bddac887
Bug: none
Test: compilation
Change-Id: Ic06c193f85f6bcdd0ead4238825c1add78703cde
* changes:
Disable the AppOp Restriction for IpSec Tunnels
Rework Exception Handling for IpSecManager
Update IpSecManager to use InetAddress and prefixLen
Add AppOps Checks for MANAGE_IPSEC_TUNNELS
Add MANAGE_IPSEC_TUNNELS Permission
