feat(linux): Adapters and its Proxy row work on Linux by donislawdev · Pull Request #294 · donislawdev/BeanNetworkTester

donislawdev · 2026-10-27T12:27:56Z

On Linux the Tools tab's Adapters said it works on Windows only, and the Diagnostics boxes Add network adapters and Add proxy settings were greyed out. Both now read Linux's own sources and fill the same rows as on Windows. Windows keeps every row, text and key it had.

What changes

beantester/netlink.py (new) - the netlink transport, moved out of sockdiag and shared with rtnetlink: bounds on attributes, a list the kernel says changed (NLM_F_DUMP_INTR) is marked, an answer not from the kernel is refused. sockdiag keeps its names; tests/test_sockdiag.py and tests/test_tcpreset.py are unchanged.
beantester/rtnetlink.py (new, read only) - the kernel's adapters, addresses and routes, and a route lookup (what ip route get asks). Without NLM_F_ACK that lookup's answer never ends (measured), so it asks for one. A list that changed while it was read is read again, three times at most.
adapters._Linux - the same AdapterRows:
- an adapter whose driver reports no state (loopback, dummy, WireGuard: UNKNOWN) is up when it has a link;
- the MAC is written as ip writes it;
- each address's origin and DAD state come from its flags and lifetime, with a word of the program's own for an IPv6 lease the kernel cannot place;
- each DNS server is listed at the adapter its route leaves through;
- systemd-resolved's stub (127.0.0.53) is marked and not offered to the Control page;
- the DHCP server and the DNS suffix are not shown: only NetworkManager's own files hold them.
proxy._Linux:
- The desktop's settings (GNOME) come from gsettings, run as the person who typed sudo through setpriv (as root it reads root's settings - measured), with a minimal environment and a 2 s limit. The proxy's account and password lines are dropped unparsed.
- The variables come from /etc/environment and the environment.d folders, case-sensitive. The person's files are read only when they own them.
- Linux has no WinHTTP part, and a part a system lacks is not shown as unreadable.
paths.read_small_file - regular files only (a FIFO in a file's place cannot hang the worker), with an optional owner check.
GUI - the Adapters "?" sheet and two tips have Linux's own words. Ten new texts in en, pl and zh.
No-telemetry guard - "the package never spawns a process" becomes "the package spawns only the process named in SPAWN_ALLOWED": gsettings, from proxy.py, with a canary, the arrangement WIRE_ALLOWED has. strace -f -e connect,socket,execve on the exact command showed only AF_UNIX sockets to the system's account database: no D-Bus, no AF_INET/AF_INET6.
Linux capture smoke - a new Adapters phase compares the tool's read with ip -j in two places:
- in the namespace, given an address with a lease, a deprecated one and a DAD duplicate (the same IPv6 address on both ends of a veth pair), each of which must be named;
- on the runner as it is.

How it was checked

Before any code: a stdlib probe compared every decoded field with ip -j and found 0 differences:
- on Ubuntu 26.04 (kernel 7.0.0, NetworkManager and systemd-resolved);
- in a network namespace with veth, dummy, bridge, vlan, tun and WireGuard;
- in WSL (6.18).
The fixtures of tests/test_rtnetlink.py are that kernel's own answers from the namespace, which uses documentation addresses only.
The Linux smoke on the same VM passes all phases. Two deliberate product breaks fail its Adapters phase, each named: a duplicate read as tentative, and UNKNOWN with a link read as unknown.
The desktop proxy, set for a moment and then restored, read the same as the person and under sudo (14-20 ms). A variables file in the person's environment.d was read under sudo, with its password masked in the report.
tools/ci_gui_render.py on real Tk in WSL: OK in pl, en and zh, with the Adapters panel built for real.
Mutations: 39 for the new and moved code, all caught. One survived at first: the smoke judge's DAD comparison had no case of its own. That case is added.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

New Features
- Added experimental Linux support for network adapter and proxy information. Adapter details include interface status, addresses, routes, DNS, and DHCP state; proxy information includes desktop settings and environment variables.
- Diagnostics can now use Add network adapters and Add proxy settings on Linux.
Documentation
- Updated the README, changelog, and translated help to explain Linux support and its data sources.
- Clarified that TCP health checks and their row-menu actions remain Windows-only.

On Linux the Tools tab's Adapters said it works on Windows only, and the Diagnostics boxes that add the adapters or the proxy to the report were greyed out. Both now read Linux's own sources and fill the same rows as on Windows. - beantester/netlink.py (new): the netlink transport, out of sockdiag, shared with rtnetlink. Bounds on attributes, a list the kernel says changed is marked, an answer not from the kernel is refused. sockdiag keeps its names; its tests are unchanged. - beantester/rtnetlink.py (new, read only): the kernel's adapters, addresses and routes, and a route lookup (what ip route get asks; without NLM_F_ACK its answer never ends - measured). A list that changed while it was read is read again. - adapters: a Linux reader making the same rows. An adapter whose driver reports no state (loopback, dummy, WireGuard) is up when it has a link; the MAC is written as ip writes it; each address's origin and DAD state come from its flags and lifetime, with a word of the program's own for an IPv6 lease the kernel cannot place; each DNS server is listed at the adapter its route leaves through, and systemd-resolved's stub is marked and not offered to the Control page. The DHCP server and the DNS suffix are not shown. - proxy: a Linux reader. The desktop's settings come from gsettings, run as the person who typed sudo (as root it reads root's - measured), with a minimal environment and a time limit; the proxy's account and password are never read. The variables come from /etc/environment and the environment.d folders, case-sensitive, and the person's files are read only when they own them. Linux has no WinHTTP part, and a part a system lacks is not shown as unreadable. - paths.read_small_file: regular files only, so a FIFO in a file's place cannot hang the worker, with an optional owner check. - The Adapters help and two tips have Linux's own words; Windows keeps every key it had. Ten new texts in each language. - The no-telemetry guard: the one child process the package may start (gsettings, from proxy.py) is named by its place, with a canary, as the sending functions are. gsettings was traced to open only local sockets to the system's account database. - The Linux capture smoke gains an Adapters phase: the tool's read against ip -j, in the namespace (with an address with a lease, a deprecated one and a DAD duplicate, each of which must be named) and on the runner as it is. Measured on Ubuntu 26.04 (kernel 7.0.0) and in WSL (6.18): every field matched ip -j; the fixtures of tests/test_rtnetlink.py are that kernel's own answers from a namespace with documentation addresses. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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Walkthrough

Linux now has adapter and proxy readers. The change adds netlink support for adapter and route data, integrates Linux-specific sources into reports and the GUI, and updates documentation, translations, and validation.

Changes: Linux adapter and kernel data

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Netlink transport and route tables `beantester/netlink.py`, `beantester/rtnetlink.py`, `beantester/sockdiag.py`, `tests/test_rtnetlink.py`, `tests/data/rtnetlink/*`	The new shared netlink transport parses kernel messages and attributes. The rtnetlink reader builds link, address, and route tables, retries interrupted reads, and performs route lookups. Socket diagnostics now uses the shared transport.
Linux adapter data and reporting `beantester/adapters.py`, `beantester/paths.py`, `beantester/nettools/adapters.py`, `tests/test_adapters_linux.py`	The Linux backend maps kernel tables, sysfs data, and resolver data into adapter rows. It reports address state, gateways, metrics, DHCP, DNS attribution, and changing-table errors. File helpers read bounded regular files and resolve account home directories.

Linux proxy settings

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Linux proxy sources and reporting `beantester/proxy.py`, `beantester/nettools/proxy.py`, `tests/test_proxy_linux.py`, `tests/test_no_telemetry.py`, `pyproject.toml`	The Linux reader parses GNOME proxy settings and environment files. Proxy reporting distinguishes absent settings from read failures, applies case-insensitive variable matching, and adds Linux-specific notes.

Platform presentation and validation

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Platform-specific presentation and documentation `beantester/gui/toolbox/`, `lang/.json`, `README.md`, `CHANGELOG.md`, `beantester/nettools/diagnostics.py`	The adapter panel selects Linux help and name tips. Diagnostics uses Linux-specific proxy tips. Documentation and translations describe Linux data sources and available actions.
Linux integration and regression checks `tools/ci_linux_capture_smoke.py`, `tests/test_ci_linux_capture_smoke.py`, `tests/test_capabilities.py`, `tests/test_hot_path.py`, `tests/test_mutation_registry.py`	Capability and hot-path checks include Linux adapters. The Linux capture smoke check compares adapter data and address states with `ip -j`.

Priority: Normal

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Change: Feature

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant AdapterReader as _Linux.adapters
  participant RouteReader as rtnetlink.read
  participant Transport as netlink.exchange
  participant Kernel as Linux kernel
  AdapterReader->>RouteReader: Request link, address, and route tables
  RouteReader->>Transport: Send netlink requests
  Transport->>Kernel: Send requests
  Kernel-->>Transport: Return kernel replies
  Transport-->>RouteReader: Parsed replies and interruption status
  RouteReader-->>AdapterReader: Tables or read error

Possibly related PRs

donislawdev/BeanNetworkTester#293: Adds Linux socket diagnostics over netlink; this change extracts shared netlink transport used by that implementation.

Suggested labels: enhancement, security, ui

Merge Risk: Moderate · previous review 71d15

Resolve the host-log exposure and Linux adapter and proxy failures before merging. The remaining test and documentation corrections are localized.

Pre-merge checks: 9 · 5

Failed checks: 5 warnings

Check name	Explanation	Resolution
No Secrets Or Debug Leftovers	The diff adds a hardcoded user-home path in `tests/test_proxy_linux.py:39`: `HOME = "/home/someone"`. This matches the prohibited local absolute path pattern. The other flagged values are reserved tes…	Replace `HOME = "/home/someone"` with a relative synthetic value or a `tmp_path`-derived home path, and update the affected assertions and helper defaults. Keep test proxy addresses in documentation-only ranges and verify that no real crede…
No Obvious Performance Problems	The new Linux adapter reader performs quadratic work across system tables. In `beantester/adapters.py`, `_Linux._row()` scans all `tables.addresses` and all `tables.routes` for every link (lines 545-5…	Index addresses and routes by `ifindex` once after `rtnetlink.read()`, then pass each link only its pre-indexed addresses and routes to `_row()`. Preserve the existing filtering for default, unicast, and non-local routes. Add a test with mu…
Safe File Parsing	FAIL: The new Linux settings reader follows links outside the intended environment directory and does not bound all input sources. `_Linux._env_files()` passes `~/.config/environment.d/*.conf` paths t…	For user environment files, open relative to a directory file descriptor with `O_NOFOLLOW` and retain the owner check on the opened descriptor, or resolve and enforce containment under the approved directory. Allow resolver symlinks only th…
System Changes Are Reversible	The product readers are read-only, but the PR adds state-changing CI code. `tools/ci_linux_capture_smoke.py` creates interfaces, addresses, and a default route in the `bntci` namespace. Cleanup runs i…	Run the adapter smoke phase in a disposable, uniquely identified namespace whose resources cannot collide with existing state. Add signal-aware cleanup and an external or kernel-owned lifecycle mechanism for crash cleanup. Record created re…
Clear User-Facing Text	The new Linux read paths can show raw exceptions. `_Linux.adapters()` converts an `OSError` to `AdaptersUnavailable("", f"rtnetlink: {exc}")`; `nettools.adapters` has no user-text key for that reason,…	Add localized user-facing error messages for Linux rtnetlink, GNOME proxy, and proxy-variable read failures. State what failed and what to do, such as “Could not read network adapters. Press Refresh to try again.” Keep exception types and r…

Passed checks: 9 passed

Check name	Status	Explanation
Description Check		Check skipped - CodeRabbit’s high-level summary is enabled.
Title check		The title "feat(linux): Adapters and its Proxy row work on Linux" matches the main change. The PR adds Linux support for the Tools tab Adapters view and its Proxy row, which the raw summary and object…
Linked Issues check		Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Out of Scope Changes check		Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Tests For Changed Behavior		PASS. The PR adds tests for the changed runtime behavior: `tests/test_rtnetlink.py`, `tests/test_adapters_linux.py`, and `tests/test_proxy_linux.py` cover Linux netlink, adapter, proxy, and file-readi…
No Hardcoded Ui Styling		PASS: The PR changes Tkinter UI behavior only to select Linux-specific help and tooltip text. The changed GUI files do not add literal colors, fonts, sizes, margins, paddings, or corner radii, and the…
Desktop Robustness		No explicit desktop-robustness failure is introduced. The Linux code reads kernel tables, sysfs, resolver files, and environment files; it does not write settings or load assets from the working direc…
No Resource Leaks		No resource leak is introduced. `netlink.exchange()` wraps each netlink socket in `with` and closes it on success and exceptions (`beantester/netlink.py:78-94`); the refactored `sockdiag` and new `rtn…
Scope, Duplication And Docs		The PR is cohesive. The title and description cover the Linux adapter/proxy feature, shared netlink extraction, GUI text, telemetry allowlist, smoke checks, and tests. The diff shows those changes plu…

Full details: Title check

Explanation

The title "feat(linux): Adapters and its Proxy row work on Linux" matches the main change. The PR adds Linux support for the Tools tab Adapters view and its Proxy row, which the raw summary and objectives both describe. The title uses a conventional-commit prefix and states the user-visible effect. It is 53 characters, within the roughly 140-character limit. The title does not use vague terms. It does not mention the shared netlink transport or the rtnetlink reader, which are supporting parts of the change.

Full details: Tests For Changed Behavior

Explanation

PASS. The PR adds tests for the changed runtime behavior: tests/test_rtnetlink.py, tests/test_adapters_linux.py, and tests/test_proxy_linux.py cover Linux netlink, adapter, proxy, and file-reading paths. tests/test_ci_linux_capture_smoke.py, tests/test_hot_path.py, and existing socket-diagnostic tests cover integration and the shared netlink refactor. Existing tests were not deleted. The changed capability and support assertions match the new Linux behavior. The process-spawn assertion was intentionally updated to allow gsettings, and the PR description documents that change and its guard.

Full details: No Hardcoded Ui Styling

Explanation

PASS: The PR changes Tkinter UI behavior only to select Linux-specific help and tooltip text. The changed GUI files do not add literal colors, fonts, sizes, margins, paddings, or corner radii, and they do not add duplicated controls. Existing layout uses shared space(), ROWS, and theme resources.

Full details: Desktop Robustness

Explanation

No explicit desktop-robustness failure is introduced. The Linux code reads kernel tables, sysfs, resolver files, and environment files; it does not write settings or load assets from the working directory. Netlink uses AF_NETLINK for kernel data, and gsettings has a 2-second timeout. Adapter and diagnostic work runs on the existing ToolJob worker, shows a working state, and disables repeat requests while busy. No destructive action or whole-app admin request is added.

Full details: No Resource Leaks

Explanation

No resource leak is introduced. netlink.exchange() wraps each netlink socket in with and closes it on success and exceptions (beantester/netlink.py:78-94); the refactored sockdiag and new rtnetlink callers use this transport. _speed() uses a context-managed file (beantester/adapters.py:615-623), and paths.read_small_file() closes its descriptor in finally (beantester/paths.py:482-499). The Linux gsettings call uses subprocess.run() with a timeout and captured pipes (beantester/proxy.py:391-396), so it does not leave a child process or pipe open. No new timer, handler, thread, unbounded queue, or cache is present.

Full details: Scope, Duplication And Docs

Explanation

The PR is cohesive. The title and description cover the Linux adapter/proxy feature, shared netlink extraction, GUI text, telemetry allowlist, smoke checks, and tests. The diff shows those changes plus matching README.md and CHANGELOG.md updates. The netlink module centralizes transport previously in sockdiag for the new rtnetlink reader; it does not add an unrelated duplicate. Existing Windows paths remain selected, and the added AdapterRow and proxy Reading fields have defaults, so no backward-incompatible public API or data-format change is evident.

Full details: No Secrets Or Debug Leftovers

Explanation

The diff adds a hardcoded user-home path in tests/test_proxy_linux.py:39: HOME = "/home/someone". This matches the prohibited local absolute path pattern. The other flagged values are reserved test fixtures, and the new print() calls report CI phase results rather than debug state.

Resolution

Replace HOME = "/home/someone" with a relative synthetic value or a tmp_path-derived home path, and update the affected assertions and helper defaults. Keep test proxy addresses in documentation-only ranges and verify that no real credentials or user-specific paths remain.

Full details: No Obvious Performance Problems

Explanation

The new Linux adapter reader performs quadratic work across system tables. In beantester/adapters.py, _Linux._row() scans all tables.addresses and all tables.routes for every link (lines 545-550), while rtnetlink.read() returns the complete route and address tables. With up to 1024 links and an uncapped route table, refresh cost grows as O(links × (addresses + routes)). The read runs on a worker, but the introduced repeated scans remain a clear scalability problem.

Resolution

Index addresses and routes by ifindex once after rtnetlink.read(), then pass each link only its pre-indexed addresses and routes to _row(). Preserve the existing filtering for default, unicast, and non-local routes. Add a test with multiple links and a large shared table that verifies the indexed path.

Full details: Safe File Parsing

Explanation

FAIL: The new Linux settings reader follows links outside the intended environment directory and does not bound all input sources. _Linux._env_files() passes ~/.config/environment.d/*.conf paths to paths.read_small_file(), whose os.open(path, ...) follows symlinks and checks only the target owner. The added test explicitly expects a link to tmp/other/secret outside the environment directory to be read. _conf_names() also evaluates sorted(os.listdir(directory))[:MAX_ENV_FILES], so a huge directory is fully allocated and sorted before the limit applies. _run() uses subprocess.run(..., capture_output=True) without an output limit, and gnome_values() then processes the complete output.

Resolution

For user environment files, open relative to a directory file descriptor with O_NOFOLLOW and retain the owner check on the opened descriptor, or resolve and enforce containment under the approved directory. Allow resolver symlinks only through an explicit system-path allowlist. Replace _conf_names() with bounded directory enumeration that rejects or caps input before sorting. Replace _run() with bounded stdout/stderr collection that terminates the child when the cap is reached, then reject oversized output before calling gnome_values(). Use a bounded read for any remaining direct file reads such as _speed().

Full details: System Changes Are Reversible

Explanation

The product readers are read-only, but the PR adds state-changing CI code. tools/ci_linux_capture_smoke.py creates interfaces, addresses, and a default route in the bntci namespace. Cleanup runs in finally and at the next start, but there is no signal or crash-safe cleanup, no saved pre-existing state, and no explicit visible restore action.

Resolution

Run the adapter smoke phase in a disposable, uniquely identified namespace whose resources cannot collide with existing state. Add signal-aware cleanup and an external or kernel-owned lifecycle mechanism for crash cleanup. Record created resources and remove them on normal stop, failure, and next start without deleting pre-existing resources.

Full details: Clear User-Facing Text

Explanation

The new Linux read paths can show raw exceptions. _Linux.adapters() converts an OSError to AdaptersUnavailable("", f"rtnetlink: {exc}"); nettools.adapters has no user-text key for that reason, so the status line falls back to Unreadable: rtnetlink: .... Linux proxy failures use _part() to expose TypeError/OSError: ... in detail notes and copied report lines. These messages do not provide a clear user action and expose exception text.

Resolution

Add localized user-facing error messages for Linux rtnetlink, GNOME proxy, and proxy-variable read failures. State what failed and what to do, such as “Could not read network adapters. Press Refresh to try again.” Keep exception types and raw details in the crash log only; do not pass them to the status line, detail notes, or copied report.

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Inline comments:
Review comments at @beantester/paths.py:
- Around line 184-185: Update read_small_file to catch OSError from opening the
file and return None, preserving the existing cleanup behavior after a
successful open.

Review comments at @beantester/proxy.py:
- Line 460: Update _Linux.env() to exclude assignments whose final value is
empty, while keeping the last assignment’s override semantics; add coverage
confirming an empty http_proxy assignment after a non-empty one is omitted and
results in in_use being false.
- Line 424: Update the default resolver used by self.which so lookups for both
gsettings and setpriv search CHILD_PATH rather than the caller’s PATH; preserve
the injected single-argument which callable behavior.
- Line 37: Remove the `internal_tools` probe reference from the module docstring
in `proxy.py`, leaving the database description without the unavailable internal
directory or probe name.
- Line 415: Update the home selection in the constructor to distinguish an
explicit empty string from an omitted value: use the provided home whenever it
is not None, and call paths.home_of(self.uid) only when home is None. Preserve
the existing default behavior for home=None.

Review comments at @tools/ci_linux_capture_smoke.py:
- Line 321: Update the host address-mismatch reporting to show counts or redact
addresses, while preserving detailed address comparisons for the synthetic
namespace; also remove host interface names from the success output. Locate
these changes in the adapter comparison that appends the “addresses differ”
failure and the success-output section.
- Around line 315-316: Update _judge_links to compare each adapter’s product
index with the corresponding link ifindex and report mismatches. Add a
broken-reading case to judge_adapters that changes an adapter index, ensuring
the smoke judge detects this discrepancy without asserting a production index
failure.

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beantester/nettools/adapters.py
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