WifiConfigController: set ca_path and ca_cert to null if unused

The WPA supplicant ca_cert and ca_path directives should not
both be non-null, since our EAP settings logic only allows one
or the other to be used.

Modify logic in getConfig() to explicitly set ca_path or ca_cert
to null if it is not used. This explicit null value is necessary
to override a previously non-null value saved in an existing
configuration.

Also, always set the domain_suffix_match directive, which
will lead to this directive to be reset when the Domain
field is hidden.

BUG: 27194668
TEST: 1) Install custom ca certificate onto device as "testcert"
TEST: 2) Configure an EAP-TLS network with CA certificate
         "testcert", Domain "testdomain",
         User certificate "Do not provide", identity empty, and save.
TEST: 3) Read network variables in data/misc/wifi/wpa_supplicant.conf
         and ensure that ca_cert is "testcert", ca_path is not
         present, and domain_suffix_match is "testdomain".
TEST: 4) Modify that same EAP-TLS network configured in step 2 with
         CA certificate "Use system certificates", Domain "testdomain",
         User certificate "Do not provide", identity empty, and save.
TEST: 5) Read network variables in data/misc/wifi/wpa_supplicant.eonf
         and ensure that ca_cert is "keystore://CACERT_testcert",
         ca_path is not present, and domain_suffix_match is
         "testdomain".
TEST: 6) Modify that same EAP-TLS network configured in step 2 to be
         an EAP-PWD network. Leave Identity and Password blank, and
         save.
TEST: 7) Read network variables in data/misc/wifi/wpa_supplicant.eonf
         and ensure that ca_cert, ca_path, and domain_suffix_match are
         not present.

Change-Id: I547f3e359bc8e9b77e51e10e60356b857230636f
This commit is contained in:
Samuel Tan
2016-02-18 14:56:10 -08:00
parent c408ab3de6
commit d147f0090c

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@@ -517,16 +517,15 @@ public class WifiConfigController
config.enterpriseConfig.setPhase2Method(phase2Method);
break;
}
String caCert = (String) mEapCaCertSpinner.getSelectedItem();
config.enterpriseConfig.setCaCertificateAliases(null);
config.enterpriseConfig.setCaPath(null);
config.enterpriseConfig.setDomainSuffixMatch(mEapDomainView.getText().toString());
if (caCert.equals(mUnspecifiedCertString)
|| caCert.equals(mDoNotValidateEapServerString)) {
// Note: |caCert| should not be able to take the value |unspecifiedCert|,
// since we prevent such configurations from being saved.
config.enterpriseConfig.setCaCertificateAliases(null);
} else {
config.enterpriseConfig.setDomainSuffixMatch(
mEapDomainView.getText().toString());
if (caCert.equals(mUseSystemCertsString)) {
// ca_cert already set to null, so do nothing.
} else if (caCert.equals(mUseSystemCertsString)) {
config.enterpriseConfig.setCaPath(SYSTEM_CA_STORE_PATH);
} else if (caCert.equals(mMultipleCertSetString)) {
if (mAccessPoint != null) {
@@ -535,12 +534,26 @@ public class WifiConfigController
+ "when editing saved network");
}
config.enterpriseConfig.setCaCertificateAliases(
mAccessPoint.getConfig().enterpriseConfig
mAccessPoint
.getConfig()
.enterpriseConfig
.getCaCertificateAliases());
}
} else {
config.enterpriseConfig.setCaCertificateAliases(new String[] {caCert});
}
// ca_cert or ca_path should not both be non-null, since we only intend to let
// the use either their own certificate, or the system certificates, not both.
// The variable that is not used must explicitly be set to null, so that a
// previously-set value on a saved configuration will be erased on an update.
if (config.enterpriseConfig.getCaCertificateAliases() != null
&& config.enterpriseConfig.getCaPath() != null) {
Log.e(TAG, "ca_cert ("
+ config.enterpriseConfig.getCaCertificateAliases()
+ ") and ca_path ("
+ config.enterpriseConfig.getCaPath()
+ ") should not both be non-null");
}
String clientCert = (String) mEapUserCertSpinner.getSelectedItem();