There is now only one LogTag class. The static initializer of
GmailApplication (existing) and EmailApplication (new) will now set
the log tag to "Gmail" and "Email", respectively. Up until that code
is run, it will be "UnifiedEmail".
"setprop log.tag.Gmail VERBOSE" (or .Email) will trigger all logs to
be printed as long as they go through LogUtils, regardless of what tag
is used by that individual log. This lets us still turn on logging
everywhere in one command, but also lets us use more descriptive tags
(like the class name).
And since we no longer have three com.android.mail.utils.LogTag
classes, builds will be much easier.
Also, we now use LogUtils everywhere.
Change-Id: I55f1c7a66ce50ead54877a13e40256422a56dc39
Exchange goes through multiple steps to set up accounts.
Each step requires a sync request to occur, so this change
requests syncs as necessary.
Bug: 9074056
Change-Id: I0f35a06409c6a77c82d004958ecc323cf8030ab4
* Remove PolicyService APIs policiesRequired, policiesUpdated,
isSupported, clearUnsupportedPolicies, and isActiveAdmin
* Add PolicyService API setAccountPolicy, which is the sole
method by which security policies are promulgated
* Add protocolPoliciesEnabled and protocolPoliciesUnsupported
to the Policy class; these are packed, localized strings
indicating policies that the protocol itself have enabled
and/or cannot support (i.e. these are policies that are
unknown to the DPM, e.g. don't load attachments)
* Differentiate in security notifications between three kinds
of policy changes - changes that don't require user
intervention (e.g. reducing requirements), changes that
require user intervention (the legacy notification), and
changes that make the account unsyncable (e.g. the server
adding an unsupportable policy). Handle all possible policy
changes cleanly.
* Make security notifications per account (with multiple
accounts, notifications would get arbitrarily munged)
* Expose ALL enforced policies via the account settings
screen in two categories: policies enforced (including
both policies enforced by the DPM and policies enforced
by the protocol) and policies unsupported (note that these
can only be seen if policies are changed after an account
is created; we do not allow the creation of an account
when any required policies are unsupported). Add a
button that forces a sync attempt, for accounts that
are locked out, but whose policies have changed on
the server (this would otherwise require a reboot).
* Updated unit tests
Bug: 5398682
Bug: 5393724
Bug: 5379682
Change-Id: I4a3df823913a809874ed959d228177f0fc799281
* This CL fixes the referenced bug, but it does NOT explain how
mAccount; best guess is that the process was killed and then
restarted when the result from DPM was available.
* Assuming this is the case, we remove the background task loading
mAccount, avoiding a possible race.
* Also, it's not clear why clearNotifications didn't use the
account id argument; what if there's more than one account that
uses security? Filing a bug about this.
Bug: 5048912
Change-Id: I734834337ab6e409d77624e7c7370350de76becb
We should eventually replace all with EmailAsyncTask, but it's the safest thing
we can do now to avoid regression.
Change-Id: I78bfc4fb2be1dcfadeb7f90092ec7adb35c1d393
This sends the bit to the DPM. Separate changes have been/will be made
to change the provision parser and support it in the DPM.
Bug: 4185316
Change-Id: I44872ceb095a28539b047a0641cc499c7186a9b3
* Replace crazy (and soon to be "full") bit fields stored in an account's
securityFlags with a row in a newly created Policy table (thus, fully
expandable)
* Update code from database version 17 to 18; adds Policy table, a
policyKey row in Account, and a revised trigger that deletes Policy
information for deleted Accounts
* Update old PolicySet unit tests to work against the new Policy class
* Add test for the conversion of securityFlags to Policy
* Tested in a variety of scenarios; appears to be functionally equivalent
Change-Id: I1505ee75230d6a0d3c2b62a46326f39c2c7f9eb5
* When security settings notification is clicked, inform user that
they need to change settings (before dumping them in security
settings.)
* On an authentication failure, present a dialog to the user explaining
that the username or password may be incorrect.
* When the device pin/password is expiring or expired, present a dialog
to the user explaining that it needs to be updated.
Bug: 3238657
Change-Id: I8fca446fa3c1bf87a95938553dbdc362c3df220e
* There are three pieces to this CL (sorry):
1) Move and/or rename some constants into emailcommon
2) Move Utility to emailcommon, moving the few UI
related utilities back into Email (FolderProperties
and UiUtilities)
3) Remove all references to resources from emailcommon
* The three pieces relate in that, between them, they allow
the emailcommon static library to compile cleanly
Bug: 3442973
Change-Id: Ic5e3abaa2a1b36999e0b6653c6c2134ea1bd544f
* Bug to fix was that it was looping if the user canceled
password or encryption setup (instead of simply re-notifying.)
* Solution was to refactor all code into a single sequence of checks,
rerun the sequence each time, and set markers to prevent looping.
* Rework needed after the changes in I54f39bc9 which added
encryption support but introduced the looping behavior.
* Removed a UI-thread DB access
Bug: 3346641
Change-Id: I0791d7a16287efecc7121b5ffa0db26ca2b05151
* Add encrypted-storage to uses-policies
* Add new field to PolicySet
* Add "false" to all constructor callers
* Add unit tests (including fixing some existing unit tests)
* Add new logic to AccountSecurity activity t0 dispatch both password
and encryption requests.
Bug: 3346641
Change-Id: I54f39bc9b6fbe21c033a05b36b83081e5c78a296
* new checkbox in debug fragment
* saved value in prefs so it's sticky
* each Activity calls a helper to enable/disable per that flag
Change-Id: I1af1ae9f401bc746cc97da00dfb0e06407b79d46
The format string "The server %s requires that you allow it to remotely
control some security features of your phone." was being displayed with
the account name instead of the server name.
Bug: 3011124
Change-Id: I1aadb5790297777831dd69f04ea89641240b7b87
- Added unit tests
- I see the "open a cursor, move to the first row, read a column" pattern over
and over. Added a utility method for this. (Let's try not to bloat the
binary by copying code around!)
- Added helper classes for database related tests
- Removed code dup
Change-Id: I380959215cc1661b252158f0f6e35369b499cdf8
* SecurityPolicy: Fix bug that prevents any notifications after the
user hits "cancel all" from the notification pane.
* AccountSecurity: If the user cancels the device admin acceptance
activity, repost the notification.
* MesageList: Catch security hold condition when entering a mailbox, and
launch security setup activity.
Bug: 2585159
Change-Id: I60d5d8c693cc5f00fe98a9cc69265802f5bee813
On new accounts, we can accelerate the process of setting up security
by explicitly checking (at the end of the security process). The user
is not required to "answer" the asynchronous notification.
This is an imperfect solution, as a slow initial sync could leave the
user in a non-synced Inbox (with a notification waiting for them), but
we can come back to this after we evaluate real-world performance.
Bug: 2387961
* Add hold flag to Account flags
* Add code to set it (when EAS reports policy failure)
* Add code to clear it when we see changes from the device admin side
* unit tests
This should be sufficient to restart sync of an account which is on hold
due to security policy requirements. Note, this is considered a "retry",
and if the account still does not meet requirements for some reason, it
is expected that EAS sync will call policiesRequired() again.
* Create notification to display when syncs fail due to security
* Create psuedo-activity (no UI) to manage device admin state transitions
* Clean up and flesh out SecurityPolicy APIs'
* Add placeholders in EasSyncService showing how to react when policies
are not met and sync cannot continue.
Note: There are some STOPSHIP todo's at the top of SecurityPolicy.java.
These should explain any code that you might think is "missing".
Scott Kennedy