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desc : enable the ntp if the device is not using the cellualr(telephony).
This ntp is controlled by net-config. After getting the timeinfo,
connman call the alarm-manager's dbus method.
Change-Id: I83272206654b6b64c968d5dbb69354e19e971f34
Signed-off-by: Niraj Kumar Goit <niraj.g@samsung.com>
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Signed-off-by: hyunuktak <hyunuk.tak@samsung.com>
Change-Id: I84a42375b5c59739e4caca1f726699ea7647ef17
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By calling __connman_session_cleanup() before __connman_plugin_cleanup()
we make sure all resources allocated can released in the correct order.
The code assumes after an successful allocation, free will always work
and therefore we double free allocated memory.
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Print out a warning on an unknown group and unknown keys in the "General"
group.
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The inotify code will be used by the core (config.c) and the session
policy plugin. We introduce a new API for file modifcation
notifcation.
We move the factored out code part from the last patch into a new file
and also change the inotify code so that it allows to monitor not only
STORAGEDIR. When registering a new observer, the callee has to tell
which directory should be watched. inotify.c will group the observers
together.
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We must cleanup the plugin first before cleaning up the provider
because the vpn plugin needs providers from provider hash.
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This allows the correct output when the log functions
are used from separate vpn daemon.
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Add a '--nobacktrace' command line switch to let the system
handle stack traces. The default is to let ConnMan handle them
as before
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The AllowHostnameUpdates in system config file can be used
to ignore the hostname update request that for example
can be received via DHCP hostname option.
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This patch adds support for specifying a main configuration file
different from the default value of /etc/connman/main.conf. This
is valuable during debug to specify alternate debug-only
configurations.
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The default configuration arrays default_auto_connect and
default_blacklist must be static-qualified. Otherwise, their
stack-allocated storage will go out of scope after parse_config
is finished and empty or commented-out DefaultAutoConnectTechnologies
or NetworkInterfaceBlacklist config entries will refer to
random stack data.
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This adds a settings variable and a function for fetching that list
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Add InputRequestTimeout and BrowserLaunchTimeout main.conf variable
handling and functions for fetching their values.
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Implement 'FallbackNameservers' main.conf configuration file
option. While parsing the list of nameservers, use only the ones
in numeric format.
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The main.conf 'PreferredTechnologies' is a list of service
type strings but converted to a list of service type enums.
Thus the configuration option is accessible via the function
connman_setting_get_uint_list().
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The main.conf 'DefaultAutoConnectTechnologies' is a list of
service type strings. It is converted to a list of service type
enums, and thus the configuration option is accessible via the
function connman_setting_get_uint_list().
If this option is not specified, the default technologies to
autoconnect are wifi, ethernet and cellular just like before.
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Instead of natting all traffic, nat.c will restrict the masquerading
on given network/mask.
The nat handling code will be reused by session.c
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This is based on Guillaume Zajac intial IP pool patches.
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See relevant parts from these RFCs:
RFC 3315 - DHCP for IPv6
RFC 3646 - DNS configuration options for DHCP for IPv6
RFC 3736 - Stateless DHCP service for IPv6
RFC 4075 - SNTP configuration option for DHCPv6
The patch does not support authenticated information messages.
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Since service.c depends on ipconfig.c, __connman_service_cleanup()
should be called before __connman_ipconfig_cleanup().
connmand[4787]: src/ipconfig.c:__connman_ipconfig_cleanup()
connmand[4787]: em1 {remove} index 2
connmand[4787]: wlan0 {remove} index 3
connmand[4787]: src/ipconfig.c:connman_ipconfig_unref() ipconfig 0x6b0460 refcount 1
connmand[4787]: src/ipconfig.c:connman_ipconfig_unref() ipconfig 0x6b04c0 refcount 1
connmand[4787]: hso0 {remove} index 4
connmand[4787]: src/service.c:__connman_service_cleanup()
connmand[4787]: src/service.c:service_free() service 0x6ae690
connmand[4787]: Service state machine inconsistency detected.
connmand[4787]: src/service.c:stats_stop() service 0x6ae690
connmand[4787]: src/service.c:services_changed()
connmand[4787]: src/ipconfig.c:connman_ipconfig_unref() ipconfig 0x6b0460 refcount 0
connmand[4787]: src/ipconfig.c:__connman_ipconfig_disable() ipconfig 0x6b0460
Breakpoint 1, g_log (log_domain=0x34b78adc06 "GLib", log_level=G_LOG_LEVEL_CRITICAL, format=
0x34b78b6710 "%s: assertion `%s' failed") at gmessages.c:573
573 {
(gdb) bt
#0 g_log (log_domain=0x34b78adc06 "GLib", log_level=G_LOG_LEVEL_CRITICAL, format=
0x34b78b6710 "%s: assertion `%s' failed") at gmessages.c:573
#1 0x00000034b7831d35 in g_hash_table_lookup (hash_table=0x0, key=0x3) at ghash.c:897
#2 0x000000000044e9a4 in __connman_ipconfig_disable (ipconfig=0x6b0460) at src/ipconfig.c:1678
#3 0x000000000044de9d in connman_ipconfig_unref (ipconfig=0x6b0460) at src/ipconfig.c:1279
#4 0x0000000000440750 in service_free (user_data=0x6ae690) at src/service.c:3416
#5 0x00000034b785aac8 in real_node_free (node=0x6a2ed0, seq=0x6a3de0) at gsequence.c:1755
#6 0x00000034b785aaa2 in real_node_free (node=0x6a2a70, seq=0x6a3de0) at gsequence.c:1751
#7 0x00000034b785ae39 in g_sequence_free (seq=0x6a3de0) at gsequence.c:283
#8 0x0000000000444b53 in __connman_service_cleanup () at src/service.c:5617
#9 0x000000000042fb75 in main (argc=1, argv=0x7fffffffe678) at src/main.c:401
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All the global settings would reside in /var/lib/connman/settings.
We also migrate global keys from /var/lib/connman/default.profile
to /var/lib/connman/settings for a smooth transition.
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