We now move code under /data/app/com.example when a complete move
is requested. This really only works for new cluster-style installs
that also have native libraries and OAT contained inside.
Teach measuring code about cluster-style installs when measuring
app footprint. Also offer to measure private data space for all
users.
Bug: 19993667, 20275578
Change-Id: I6df7b947cb5cc8a4552f56f4b64a661e8512389f
New "mvuserdata" command will move all private app data from one
volume UUID to another. It leverages the existing "cp" toybox
command to do the heavy lifting for all known users, preserving
details like timestamps and permissions. It invokes restorecon()
to correctly label the new location when the copy is finished.
Changes installd to no longer drop capabilities, so we run as root
again. This also allows us to exec "cp" with CAP_DAC_OVERRIDE and
CAP_FOWNER still in effect.
Bug: 19993667
Change-Id: I1f407a7c4a1af97ca5afc27b04eb16b4936cbdef
Teach free_cache() and restorecon_data() about building per-volume
paths. Also clean up restorecon_data() by using std::string when
building paths.
Clearer names for path building utility methods, and tests to verify.
Bug: 19993667
Change-Id: Iacfbcdaa5b901cc2490bc8eba366dfdeb44f1d93
Since app data paths can live on expanded storage devices, accept the
target volume UUID when building paths. The null UUID indicates the
default internal storage.
To improve readability, start using std::string in several places,
which throws when allocations fail. For now, perform last-second
sanity checks on incoming path arguments, but we'll eventually want
to check arguments as they come through installd.cpp, instead of
crashing the entire daemon.
Also remove "lib" symlink code from install() and make_user_data(),
since we're no longer supporting /data/app-lib. The framework
already uses linklib() to create the right symlink for the selected
ISA-specific library dir.
Bug: 19993667
Change-Id: Ib9343575ffb62bf3981e19375de8f3822fc31e28
This is the minimal change needed to switch it over to C++, which
paves the way for using more robust utilities like std::string.
Change-Id: I80ed6280146875eb6ddbbb340c05450388ca13f0
