Update the "lookup main" rule to include a fwmark clause.
If a packet is marked with a non-zero NetId, and doesn't find a route in its
per-network table, it will now not match the main table rule, and so will
fallthrough to the "unreachable" rule, resulting in ENETUNREACH, as desired.
If a packet has a zero NetId (e.g.: sent on an unconnected UDP socket), it will
find the "default network" rule first, which should have a default route, so it
will never need to fall through any further to the main table.
This makes the main table effectively unused for all normal routing lookups.
Only the kernel will still use this table, when trying to find a directly
connected route to validate the nexthop when a route is added anywhere.
(cherry picked from commit 4594dbba433dadba953c1c7b43fdd99e77fb1f2b)
Change-Id: Ib0784ff0848854be0575c64a59bbd0a4d3bf93e0
diff --git a/RouteController.cpp b/RouteController.cpp
index e7b2123..916a873 100644
--- a/RouteController.cpp
+++ b/RouteController.cpp
@@ -19,15 +19,18 @@
#include "Fwmark.h"
#include "NetdConstants.h"
+#include <linux/rtnetlink.h>
#include <logwrap/logwrap.h>
#include <net/if.h>
namespace {
-const uint32_t RULE_PRIORITY_PER_NETWORK_EXPLICIT = 300;
-const uint32_t RULE_PRIORITY_PER_NETWORK_INTERFACE = 400;
-const uint32_t RULE_PRIORITY_PER_NETWORK_NORMAL = 700;
-const uint32_t RULE_PRIORITY_DEFAULT_NETWORK = 900;
+const uint32_t RULE_PRIORITY_PER_NETWORK_EXPLICIT = 13000;
+const uint32_t RULE_PRIORITY_PER_NETWORK_INTERFACE = 14000;
+const uint32_t RULE_PRIORITY_PER_NETWORK_NORMAL = 17000;
+const uint32_t RULE_PRIORITY_DEFAULT_NETWORK = 19000;
+const uint32_t RULE_PRIORITY_MAIN = 20000;
+const uint32_t RULE_PRIORITY_UNREACHABLE = 21000;
const bool FWMARK_USE_NET_ID = true;
const bool FWMARK_USE_EXPLICIT = true;
@@ -38,8 +41,15 @@
return index ? index + RouteController::ROUTE_TABLE_OFFSET_FROM_INDEX : 0;
}
-bool runIpRuleCommand(const char* action, uint32_t priority, uint32_t table,
- uint32_t fwmark, uint32_t mask, const char* interface) {
+// Adds or removes a routing rule for IPv4 and IPv6.
+//
+// + If |table| is non-zero, the rule points at the specified routing table. Otherwise, the rule
+// returns ENETUNREACH.
+// + If |mask| is non-zero, the rule matches the specified fwmark and mask. Otherwise, |fwmark| is
+// ignored.
+// + If |interface| is non-NULL, the rule matches the specified outgoing interface.
+bool runIpRuleCommand(const char* action, uint32_t priority, uint32_t table, uint32_t fwmark,
+ uint32_t mask, const char* interface) {
char priorityString[UINT32_STRLEN];
snprintf(priorityString, sizeof(priorityString), "%u", priority);
@@ -60,8 +70,12 @@
argv[argc++] = action;
argv[argc++] = "priority";
argv[argc++] = priorityString;
- argv[argc++] = "table";
- argv[argc++] = tableString;
+ if (table) {
+ argv[argc++] = "table";
+ argv[argc++] = tableString;
+ } else {
+ argv[argc++] = "unreachable";
+ }
if (mask) {
argv[argc++] = "fwmark";
argv[argc++] = fwmarkString;
@@ -201,6 +215,25 @@
} // namespace
+void RouteController::Init() {
+ // Add a new rule to look up the 'main' table, with the same selectors as the "default network"
+ // rule, but with a lower priority. Since the default network rule points to a table with a
+ // default route, the rule we're adding will never be used for normal routing lookups. However,
+ // the kernel may fall-through to it to find directly-connected routes when it validates that a
+ // nexthop (in a route being added) is reachable.
+ uint32_t fwmark = getFwmark(0, !FWMARK_USE_EXPLICIT, !FWMARK_USE_PROTECT, PERMISSION_NONE);
+ uint32_t mask = getFwmarkMask(FWMARK_USE_NET_ID, !FWMARK_USE_EXPLICIT, !FWMARK_USE_PROTECT,
+ PERMISSION_NONE);
+ runIpRuleCommand(ADD, RULE_PRIORITY_MAIN, RT_TABLE_MAIN, fwmark, mask, NULL);
+
+// TODO: Uncomment once we are sure everything works.
+#if 0
+ // Add a rule to preempt the pre-defined "from all lookup main" rule. This ensures that packets
+ // that are already marked with a specific NetId don't fall-through to the main table.
+ runIpRuleCommand(ADD, RULE_PRIORITY_UNREACHABLE, 0, 0, 0, NULL);
+#endif
+}
+
bool RouteController::createNetwork(unsigned netId, const char* interface, Permission permission) {
return modifyPerNetworkRules(netId, interface, permission, true, true);
}