Patches from Tom Parker:
- Fix memleaks
- Join with worker thread rather than polling for its exit
Patch from Bill Moss:
- Cull duplicate ESSIDs from the scan list, taking highest strength AP
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Initial VPN Support
- supports 'vpnc'
- reworks device IP configuration, backend files have changed and will need
to be updated for all distributions. I will try to do what I can for
them, but I cannot test them.
- Move named directory to src/named-manager
- Make backends directory self-contained
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Add debug code for socket/file descriptor leaks. We register every socket
that we open (except for stuff in dhcpcd/) for tracking, and print out the
list of sockets that we forgot to close on shutdown. This also consolidates
about 4 places where we opened sockets into 1 function in NetworkManagerUtils.c
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* dhcpcd/dhcpcd.c
- (dhcp_interface_free): fix a file descriptor leak that may have
caused network drivers to not unload due to refcounts > 0
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* panel-applet/NMWirelessAppletDbus.c
- (nmwa_dbus_call_nm_method): remove some commented code
* src/NetworkManagerAPList.[ch]
- (nm_ap_list_remove_ap_by_essid): new function
* src/NetworkManagerDevice.c
- (nm_device_wireless_force_use): remove access points from the ignore list
when the user forces them
* src/nm-dbus-device.c
- (nm_dbus_device_get_active_network): fix up escaping of object paths
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* src/NetworkManagerDevice.c:
- (nm_completion_scan_has_results): restore pre-completion-patch behavior
of only erroring after the second consecutive scan times out. Also
don't exit when the card requires more time than we can give it, just
log the event and continue.
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Perform scans during device activation, if needed. Both activation
and scans run in the same GMainContext. Therefore, if an access point
is not found by the time the device starts activation, it will not
be available until after activation. We now try to scan during
activation (in nm_wa_test) every 15s so that all available access
points are more likely to be found and available for the activation
procedure.
Also change nm_wireless_link_state_handle() to only update the "best"
AP if we are not forcing a device and if we are not about to change
state. This attempts to work around a race when forcing a device,
where the forced AP would get cleared out too soon by the link state
checking timeout in the main thread, and the activation attempt with
that AP would fail.
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Tighten up handling of wireless devices that don't support wireless
scanning (ie, Orinoco). Due to restructuring of code, these devices
hadn't been doing pseudo-scanning for a while either and would just
spin waiting for an access point. They are now manual devices where
the user must choose the access point from the menu every time. All
"allowed" access points are listed in the applet's menu regardless
of whether or not they can be seen by the card, since it can't scan
anyway.
* src/NetworkManager.c
- (nm_wireless_link_state_handle): new function, but only update
the "best" ap for non-scanning devices when its not activating,
and when no device is being forced on the card
- (nm_link_state_monitor): split wireless link state handling out
into separate function
* src/NetworkManagerDevice.c
- (nm_device_copy_allowed_to_dev_list): new function
- (nm_device_new): populate non-scanning cards' AP lists with
access points from the "allowed" list
- (nm_device_new): don't start a scanning timeout for devices that
can't scan
- (nm_device_activation_schedule_finish): new parameter, should be
the AP that failed to be connected to, pass it on to the
activation finish function in NetworkManagerPolicy.c
- (nm_device_activate_wireless): don't ever try to get a new AP
for non-scanning devices, just fail. The user must choose
a new access point manually.
- (nm_device_activate): grab the AP that failed connection and
pass it on
- (nm_device_update_best_ap): Clear the best AP if we don't have
a link to it, user must manually choose a new one
- (nm_device_do_pseudo_scan): remove function
- (nm_device_wireless_process_scan_results): remove bits for non-
scanning cards since they never get here
- (nm_device_wireless_scan): remove bits for non-scanning devices,
and fake the scan list for test devices a bit earlier
* src/NetworkManagerPolicy.c
- (nm_policy_activation_finish): use the failed_ap that we get
passed rather than getting the best_ap from the card, which
may have changed since we were scheduled
- (nm_policy_allowed_ap_list_update): for non-scanning devices,
update their scan list directly from the allowed list when
we get updates to the allowed list from NetworkManagerInfo
* src/NetworkManagerPolicy.h
- New member for failed access point in NMActivationResult
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Driver Notification patch: notifies the user when their driver
sucks. Gives them the option to ignore further insertions
of the card that has the sucky driver.
* NetworkManager.h
- Remove the SEMI_SUPPORTED member from the NMDriverSupportLevel
enum and replace it with NO_CARRIER_DETECT and
NO_WIRELESS_SCAN
* panel-applet/NMWirelessApplet.[ch]
- Merge essid.glade -> wireless-applet.glade
- Implement the "Your driver sucks" notification dialog
* panel-applet/NMWirelessAppletDbus.c
- Change stuff from getSupportsCarrierDetect->getDriverSupportLevel
- Grab hardware address for each device from NM too
- Check whether the driver for each device sucks or not whenever
a new device is noticed
* panel-applet/NMWirelessAppletOtherNetworkDialog.c
- Deal with stuff being in wireless-applet.glade now rather than essid.glade
* src/NetworkManager.c
- Fix a double-unref on device removal
* src/NetworkManagerUtils.c
- Set appropriate driver support level on a device that doesn't
support scanning or carrier detection
* src/nm-dbus-device.c
- New "getHWAddress" dbus method on devices
- getSupportsCarrierDetect -> getDriverSupportLevel
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* src/NetworkManager.c
- (nm_poll_and_update_wireless_link_state): make code less indented
Patch from Bill Moss:
* src/NetworkManager.c
- (nm_device_update_link_state): Update signal strength on wireless
devices every time we update link state too.
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* src/NetworkManagerDevice.c
- (nm_device_set_essid): Work around Orinoco cards which need
extra time after setting the ESSID
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* src/NetworkManagerDevice.c
- (nm_device_set_up_down): remove check for unsupported devices
that caused NM to not bring devices up when they were
added to the device list.
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