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Clients using nm-secret-agent-simple always asked for some default VPN secrets, which are dependent on the VPN service, when the auth dialog can't be used and the fallback method is used instead. When using 2FA this has to be avoided in the 2nd step because those default secrets were already requested and validated in the 1st step. Fix it by adding a new "x-dynamic-challenge" prefix tag that can be used in the hints received from the VPN plugin. This tag indicates that we are in the 2nd step of a 2FA authentication. This way we know that we don't have to request the default secrets this time. Note that the tag name doesn't explicitly mention VPNs so it can be reused for other type of connections in the future. As the default secrets were requested always unconditionally when using the fallback method, there is no possible workaround to this problem that avoids having to change libnm-client. The change is backwards compatible because VPN plugins were not using the tag and the previous behaviour does not change if the tag is not used. However, VPN plugins that want to properly support 2FA aunthentication will need to bump the NM version dependency because old daemons won't handle properly a hint with the new prefix tag. Finally, move the macro that defines the "x-vpn-message:" tag in a public header so it is more visible for users. It has been renamed and prefixed with the NM_ namespace so it shouldn't collide with macros defined in the VPN plugins. |
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| c-list | ||
| c-rbtree | ||
| c-siphash | ||
| c-stdaux | ||
| contrib | ||
| core | ||
| libnm-base | ||
| libnm-client-aux-extern | ||
| libnm-client-impl | ||
| libnm-client-public | ||
| libnm-client-test | ||
| libnm-core-aux-extern | ||
| libnm-core-aux-intern | ||
| libnm-core-impl | ||
| libnm-core-intern | ||
| libnm-core-public | ||
| libnm-crypto | ||
| libnm-glib-aux | ||
| libnm-lldp | ||
| libnm-log-core | ||
| libnm-log-null | ||
| libnm-platform | ||
| libnm-std-aux | ||
| libnm-systemd-core | ||
| libnm-systemd-shared | ||
| libnm-udev-aux | ||
| libnmc-base | ||
| libnmc-setting | ||
| libnmt-newt | ||
| linux-headers | ||
| n-acd | ||
| n-dhcp4 | ||
| nm-cloud-setup | ||
| nm-compat-headers | ||
| nm-daemon-helper | ||
| nm-dispatcher | ||
| nm-initrd-generator | ||
| nm-online | ||
| nm-priv-helper | ||
| nmcli | ||
| nmtui | ||
| tests | ||
| meson.build | ||
| README.md | ||
src/
Most of the subdirectories are static helper libraries, which get linked into one of the final build artifacts (like libnm, nmcli or NetworkManager). Static libraries are internal API.
The only public API is libnm, which is a shared library provided client implementations.
Our own clients (like nmcli and nmtui) also use libnm, the shared library. But they also use additional static helper libraries.
The daemon statically links against a part of libnm, the part that provides connection profiles. That is libnm-core. libnm-core is thus statically linked with libnm and the daemon. It does not get linked by clients that already link with libnm (like nmtui).
Read the individual README.md files in the subdirectories for details:
| Directory | Description |
|---|---|
| core/ | the NetworkManager daemon |
| nmcli/ | nmcli application, a command line client for NetworkManager |
| nmtui/ | nmtui application, a text UI client for NetworkManager |
| nm-cloud-setup/ | service to automatically configure NetworkManager in cloud environment |
| nm-initrd-generator/ | generates NetworkManager configuration by parsing kernel command line options for dracut/initrd |
| nm-dispatcher/ | NetworkManager-dispatcher service to run user scripts |
| nm-online/ | application which checks whether NetworkManager is done, for implementing NetworkManager-wait-online.service |
| nm-priv-helper/ | internal service for privileged operations |
| nm-daemon-helper/ | internal helper binary spawned by NetworkManager |
| libnm-std-aux/ | internal helper library for standard C |
| libnm-glib-aux/ | internal helper library for glib |
| libnm-log-null/ | internal helper library with dummy (null) logging backend |
| libnm-log-core/ | internal helper library with logging backend (syslog) used by daemon |
| libnm-base/ | internal helper library with base definitions |
| libnm-platform/ | internal helper library for netlink and other platform/kernel API |
| libnm-udev-aux/ | internal helper library for libudev |
| libnm-core-public/ | public API of libnm (libnm-core part) |
| libnm-core-intern/ | internal API of libnm-core, used by libnm and daemon |
| libnm-core-impl/ | implementation of libnm-core |
| libnm-core-aux-intern/ | internal helper library on top of libnm-core (used by libnm-core itself) |
| libnm-core-aux-extern/ | internal helper library on top of libnm-core (not used by libnm-core) |
| libnm-client-public/ | public API of libnm (NMClient part) |
| libnm-client-impl/ | implementation of libnm (NMClient) |
| libnm-client-aux-extern/ | internal helper library on top of libnm (not used by libnm itself) |
| libnmc-base/ | internal helper library for libnm clients |
| libnmc-setting/ | internal helper library for setting connection profiles (used by nmcli) |
| libnmt-newt/ | internal helper library for libnewt for nmtui |
| linux-headers/ | extra Linux kernel UAPI headers |
| contrib/ | sources that are not used by NetworkManager itself |
| tests/ | unit tests that are not specific to one of the other directories |
| libnm-client-test/ | internal helper library with test utils for libnm |
| c-list/ | fork of c-util helper library for intrusive, doubly linked list |
| c-rbtree/ | fork of c-util helper library for intrusive Red-Black Tree |
| c-siphash/ | fork of c-util helper library for SIPHash24 |
| c-stdaux/ | fork of c-util general purpose helpers for standard C |
| n-acd/ | fork of nettools IPv4 ACD library |
| n-dhcp4/ | fork of nettools DHCPv4 library |
| libnm-systemd-core/ | fork of systemd code as network library |
| libnm-systemd-shared/ | fork of systemd code as general purpose library |