server/EventReporter.cpp

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#define LOG_TAG "Netd"

#include "EventReporter.h"
#include "log/log.h"

using android::interface_cast;
using android::net::metrics::INetdEventListener;

int EventReporter::setMetricsReportingLevel(const int level) {
    if (level < INetdEventListener::REPORTING_LEVEL_NONE
            || level > INetdEventListener::REPORTING_LEVEL_FULL) {
        ALOGE("Invalid metrics reporting level %d", level);
        return -EINVAL;
    }
    mReportingLevel = level;
    return 0;
}

int EventReporter::getMetricsReportingLevel() const {
    return mReportingLevel;
}

android::sp<INetdEventListener> EventReporter::getNetdEventListener() {
    std::lock_guard<std::mutex> lock(mutex);
    if (mNetdEventListener == nullptr) {
        // Use checkService instead of getService because getService waits for 5 seconds for the
        // service to become available. The DNS resolver inside netd is started much earlier in the
        // boot sequence than the framework DNS listener, and we don't want to delay all DNS lookups
        // for 5 seconds until the DNS listener starts up.
        android::sp<android::IBinder> b = android::defaultServiceManager()->checkService(
                android::String16("netd_listener"));
        if (b != nullptr) {
            mNetdEventListener = interface_cast<INetdEventListener>(b);
        }
    }
    // If the netd listener service is dead, the binder call will just return an error, which should
    // be fine because the only impact is that we can't log netd events. In any case, this should
    // only happen if the system server is going down, which means it will shortly be taking us down
    // with it.
    return mNetdEventListener;
}