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Change-Id: Idfcff5f2799863075160cc6c2565f2fe774c2552

* commit 'c0aec062':

* commit '930540de':
  P2P: Fix network removal to select correct block
  wpa_supplicant: Postpone P2P scan if usual scan is in progress

Change-Id: Ibb893211cd723e60db60b80a3da19c58575461e2

Change-Id: Id8e9b62ec7d117c1b6bdbeb739be7148f15f31cb

* commit 'efb9743f':
  Increase timeouts for p2p

* commit '86c93df1':
  Increase timeouts for p2p

Change-Id: I99d44c2e57eba3b98e5d217591968559fa3d1fe3

Dongles can be slow to respond and a quick turn around time on packets does not help.
Allow for upto 350ms on retry attempts for provision discovery, negotiation and invitation

This will catch slow responses within the first attempt and prevent any kind of issues
with sequence number handling

Bug: 7445415
Change-Id: I88a849d400b10f42ac298bad6d01f49803fcc8ba

* commit 'a27072d9':
  Add parameter checking and error reporting to wpa_blacklist API.

* commit 'b8fdecbf':
  Add parameter checking and error reporting to wpa_blacklist API.

Bug: 7423119
Change-Id: Iae85361aa0dc94a75bffd07deef451c85e3d9d96
Signed-off-by: Sasha Levitskiy <sanek@google.com>

* commit 'd73deeec':
  wpa_supplicant: Try to reject proper BSSID even if not set by the driver

* commit '54cb0f6f':
  wpa_supplicant: Try to reject proper BSSID even if not set by the driver

Bug: 7423119

Change-Id: Id0266274c9c60f8eea872ca3cfa5ad40d9180789
Signed-off-by: Dmitry Shmidt <dimitrysh@google.com>

* commit '03df168d':
  Add better handling of CTRL-EVENT-ASSOC-REJECT

* commit 'b485b188':
  Add better handling of CTRL-EVENT-ASSOC-REJECT

In an enterprise environment a given Access Point (AP) may reject an
association request due to load balancing.  In an enterprise with a
congested Wi-Fi network we may have to connect to many APs before we
find one that will accept the connection.  Currently when the
wpa_supplicant receives a CTRL-EVENT-ASSOC-REJECT it will continue to
count down the 10 second authentication timer, and doesn't realize
that it should now attempt to find a different AP.  Fix this issue in
multiple ways.  First, we increase the number of association rejects
we handle before we disable the network.  This will allow us more
opportunity to authenticate with other APs which are sharing the same
SSID.  Second, when we are rejected we immediately blacklist the AP
and rescan so that we can immediately attempt to connect to other APs.

Bug: 7329568
Change-Id: I0ff66a0e05e6d4a9dec3dea98eccd850ecd5e343

* commit 'a44422be':
  Support conc_pref when use_p2p_group_interface=0

* commit '12b1cd9e':
  Support conc_pref when use_p2p_group_interface=0

The original implementation of wpas_p2p_handle_frequency_conflicts()
only works correctly when P2P groups use a separate interface
(i.e. use_p2p_group_interface=1).  Update the implementation so
that it also works when the device interfaces is used
(i.e. use_p2p_group_interface=0).

Bug: 7290509
Change-Id: Icbc489125c5b7bd6e174d6aecd53555cdc9ad99d

* commit 'f1b71881':
  Increase channel delay to 100ms

* commit '81931b8b':
  Increase channel delay to 100ms

There is an inherent flaw in the p2p protocol design where an ACK loss right
before channel switch leads to peers being out of sync.

A work around of 50ms was added persistent case, but it turns out in heavy lossy
conditions that is not enough. Increase it to 100ms.

Experimental evaluation showed 100ms improves the reliability of p2p persistence
reinvocation.

Bug: 7359500
Change-Id: I73ab1b64e32b87101e95b0e487c90818c2c0aaf3

Change-Id: I1253d2b70d2ba5be1771d5824386c8c42bdbdf0f

* commit '532a21e6':
  P2P: Improve robustness against lost ctrl::ack

* commit '2c5b17df':
  P2P: Improve robustness against lost ctrl::ack

P2P includes two use cases where one of the devices is going to start a
group and likely change channels immediately after processing a frame.
This operation may be fast enough to make the device leave the current
channel before the peer has completed layer 2 retransmission of the
frame in case the ctrl::ack frame was lost. This can result in the peer
not getting TX status success notification.

For GO Negotiation Confirm frame, p2p_go_neg_conf_cb() has a workaround
that ignores the TX status failure and will continue with the group
formation with the assumption that the peer actually received the frame
even though we did not receive ctrl::ack. For Invitation Response frame
to re-invoke a persistent group, no such workaround is used in
p2p_invitation_resp_cb(). Consequently, TX status failure due to lost
ctrl::ack frame results in one of the peers not starting the group.

Increase the likelihood of layer 2 retransmission getting acknowledged
and ctrl::ack being received by waiting a short duration after having
processed the GO Negotiation Confirm and Invitation Response frames for
the re-invocation case. For the former, use 20 ms wait since this case
has been worked around in deployed devices. For the latter, use 50 ms
wait to get even higher likelihood of getting ctrl::ack through since
deployed devices (and the current wpa_supplicant implementation) do not
have a workaround to ignore TX status failure.

20 ms is long enough to include at least couple of retries and that
should increase likelihood of getting ctrl::ack through quite a bit. The
longer 50 ms wait is likely to include full set of layer 2 retries.

Bug: 7282991
Change-Id: If063895046ff42fb52579bfb386281085bedce58
Signed-hostap: Jouni Malinen <jouni@qca.qualcomm.com>

Change-Id: Ia76fbf94fed108207ae3cb4d53f710f81aa4311f

If wpa_s->current_ssid is not set (e.g., after disconnection that
did not result in immediate group removal), an incorrect group could
have been removed since the network block iteration here could select
the network block that is used to store persistent group credentials.
Fix this by verifying that disabled != 2 to avoid picking the network
block that could not have been the temporary P2P group.

Bug: 7290511
Change-Id: Ia61bab3e11137ab2c0c34014e4d8d8bdee2a0469

* commit 'fe62849f':
  P2P: Fix network removal to select correct block