tests/integration/ap_interface_test.cpp

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#include <vector>

#include <gtest/gtest.h>
#include <utils/StrongPointer.h>
#include <wifi_system/interface_tool.h>

#include "android/net/wifi/IApInterface.h"
#include "android/net/wifi/IWificond.h"
#include "wificond/tests/integration/process_utils.h"
#include "wificond/tests/mock_ap_interface_event_callback.h"

using android::net::wifi::IApInterface;
using android::net::wifi::IWificond;
using android::wifi_system::InterfaceTool;
using android::wificond::MockApInterfaceEventCallback;
using android::wificond::tests::integration::HostapdIsDead;
using android::wificond::tests::integration::HostapdIsRunning;
using android::wificond::tests::integration::ScopedDevModeWificond;
using android::wificond::tests::integration::WaitForTrue;
using std::string;
using std::vector;

namespace android {
namespace wificond {
namespace {
const char kInterfaceName[] = "wlan0";
constexpr int kHostapdStartupTimeoutSeconds = 3;
constexpr int kHostapdDeathTimeoutSeconds = 3;
}  // namespace

TEST(ApInterfaceTest, CanCreateApInterfaces) {
  ScopedDevModeWificond dev_mode;
  sp<IWificond> service = dev_mode.EnterDevModeOrDie();

  // We should be able to create an AP interface.
  sp<IApInterface> ap_interface;
  EXPECT_TRUE(service->createApInterface(kInterfaceName, &ap_interface).isOk());
  EXPECT_NE(nullptr, ap_interface.get());

  // The interface should start out down.
  string if_name;
  EXPECT_TRUE(ap_interface->getInterfaceName(&if_name).isOk());
  EXPECT_TRUE(!if_name.empty());
  InterfaceTool if_tool;
  EXPECT_FALSE(if_tool.GetUpState(if_name.c_str()));

  // Mark the interface as up, just to test that we mark it down on tearDown.
  EXPECT_TRUE(if_tool.SetUpState(if_name.c_str(), true));
  EXPECT_TRUE(if_tool.GetUpState(if_name.c_str()));

  // We should not be able to create two AP interfaces.
  sp<IApInterface> ap_interface2;
  EXPECT_TRUE(service->createApInterface(
      kInterfaceName, &ap_interface2).isOk());
  EXPECT_EQ(nullptr, ap_interface2.get());

  // We can tear down the created interface.
  bool success = false;
  EXPECT_TRUE(service->tearDownApInterface(kInterfaceName, &success).isOk());
  EXPECT_TRUE(success);
  EXPECT_FALSE(if_tool.GetUpState(if_name.c_str()));

  // Teardown everything at the end of the test.
  EXPECT_TRUE(service->tearDownInterfaces().isOk());
}

// TODO: b/30311493 this test fails because hostapd fails to set the driver
//       channel every other time.
TEST(ApInterfaceTest, CanStartStopHostapd) {
  ScopedDevModeWificond dev_mode;
  sp<IWificond> service = dev_mode.EnterDevModeOrDie();
  sp<IApInterface> ap_interface;
  EXPECT_TRUE(service->createApInterface(kInterfaceName, &ap_interface).isOk());
  ASSERT_NE(nullptr, ap_interface.get());

  // Interface should start out down.
  string if_name;
  EXPECT_TRUE(ap_interface->getInterfaceName(&if_name).isOk());
  EXPECT_TRUE(!if_name.empty());
  InterfaceTool if_tool;
  EXPECT_FALSE(if_tool.GetUpState(if_name.c_str()));

  sp<MockApInterfaceEventCallback> ap_interface_event_callback(
      new MockApInterfaceEventCallback());

  for (int iteration = 0; iteration < 4; iteration++) {
    bool hostapd_started = false;
    EXPECT_TRUE(
        ap_interface
            ->startHostapd(ap_interface_event_callback, &hostapd_started)
            .isOk());
    EXPECT_TRUE(hostapd_started);

    EXPECT_TRUE(WaitForTrue(HostapdIsRunning, kHostapdStartupTimeoutSeconds))
        << "Failed on iteration " << iteration;

    // There are two reasons to do this:
    //   1) We look for hostapd so quickly that we miss when it dies on startup
    //   2) If we don't give hostapd enough time to get fully up, killing it
    //      can leave the driver in a poor state.
    // The latter points to an obvious race, where we cannot fully clean up the
    // driver on quick transitions.
    auto InterfaceIsUp = [&if_tool, &if_name] () {
      return if_tool.GetUpState(if_name.c_str());
    };
    EXPECT_TRUE(WaitForTrue(InterfaceIsUp, kHostapdStartupTimeoutSeconds))
        << "Failed on iteration " << iteration;
    EXPECT_TRUE(HostapdIsRunning()) << "Failed on iteration " << iteration;

    bool hostapd_stopped = false;
    EXPECT_TRUE(ap_interface->stopHostapd(&hostapd_stopped).isOk());
    EXPECT_TRUE(hostapd_stopped);
    EXPECT_FALSE(if_tool.GetUpState(if_name.c_str()));


    EXPECT_TRUE(WaitForTrue(HostapdIsDead, kHostapdDeathTimeoutSeconds))
        << "Failed on iteration " << iteration;
  }
}
}  // namespace wificond
}  // namespace android