Effective ACL permissions in sync and query

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rubenseyer 2020-06-23 23:18:10 +02:00
parent 7ecc4d724f
commit 9b13983267
2 changed files with 22 additions and 24 deletions

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@ -689,12 +689,10 @@ func (server *Server) finishAuthenticate(client *Client) {
if client.IsSuperUser() { if client.IsSuperUser() {
sync.Permissions = proto.Uint64(uint64(acl.AllPermissions)) sync.Permissions = proto.Uint64(uint64(acl.AllPermissions))
} else { } else {
// fixme(mkrautz): previously we calculated the user's // todo: acl caching?
// permissions and sent them to the client in here. This // It might seem like we should send the permissions relative to the channel joined, but
// code relied on our ACL cache, but that has been temporarily // Murmur sends the root channel permissions, so we do the same
// thrown out because of our ACL handling code moving to its sync.Permissions = proto.Uint64(uint64(acl.EffectivePermission(&server.RootChannel().ACL, client)))
// own package.
sync.Permissions = nil
} }
if err := client.sendMessage(sync); err != nil { if err := client.sendMessage(sync); err != nil {
client.Panicf("%v", err) client.Panicf("%v", err)
@ -899,10 +897,8 @@ func (server *Server) sendClientPermissions(client *Client, channel *Channel) {
return return
} }
// fixme(mkrautz): re-add when we have ACL caching // todo: acl caching?
return perm := acl.EffectivePermission(&channel.ACL, client)
perm := acl.Permission(acl.NonePermission)
client.sendMessage(&mumbleproto.PermissionQuery{ client.sendMessage(&mumbleproto.PermissionQuery{
ChannelId: proto.Uint32(uint32(channel.Id)), ChannelId: proto.Uint32(uint32(channel.Id)),
Permissions: proto.Uint32(uint32(perm)), Permissions: proto.Uint32(uint32(perm)),

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@ -61,7 +61,7 @@ type ACL struct {
// The ApplyHere flag determines whether the ACL // The ApplyHere flag determines whether the ACL
// should apply to the current channel. // should apply to the current channel.
ApplyHere bool ApplyHere bool
// The ApplySubs flag determines whethr the ACL // The ApplySubs flag determines whether the ACL
// should apply to subchannels. // should apply to subchannels.
ApplySubs bool ApplySubs bool
@ -87,17 +87,21 @@ func (acl *ACL) IsChannelACL() bool {
// HasPermission checks whether the given user has permission perm in the given context. // HasPermission checks whether the given user has permission perm in the given context.
// The permission perm must be a single permission and not a combination of permissions. // The permission perm must be a single permission and not a combination of permissions.
func HasPermission(ctx *Context, user User, perm Permission) bool { func HasPermission(ctx *Context, user User, perm Permission) bool {
// This test mirrors the Murmur behaviour. Unfortunately, this means that a combination of permissions
// results in an inclusive OR check i.e. if any one of the bits are set return true.
return (EffectivePermission(ctx, user) & perm) != NonePermission
}
// EffectivePermission returns the effective permission bits for a user in the given context.
func EffectivePermission(ctx *Context, user User) Permission {
// We can't check permissions on a nil ctx. // We can't check permissions on a nil ctx.
if ctx == nil { if ctx == nil {
panic("acl: HasPermission got nil context") panic("acl: EffectivePermission got nil context")
} }
// SuperUser can't speak or whisper, but everything else is OK // SuperUser can't speak or whisper, but everything else is OK
if user.UserId() == 0 { if user.UserId() == 0 {
if perm == SpeakPermission || perm == WhisperPermission { return Permission(AllPermissions &^ (SpeakPermission | WhisperPermission))
return false
}
return true
} }
// Default permissions // Default permissions
@ -116,13 +120,13 @@ func HasPermission(ctx *Context, user User, perm Permission) bool {
} }
// Iterate through ACLs that are defined on ctx. Note: this does not include // Iterate through ACLs that are defined on ctx. Note: this does not include
// ACLs that iter has inherited from a parent (unless there is also a group on // ACLs that iter has inherited from a parent (unless there is also a group on
// iter with the same name, that changes the permissions a bit!) // iter with the same name, that modifies the permissions a bit!)
for _, acl := range ctx.ACLs { for _, acl := range ctx.ACLs {
// Determine whether the ACL applies to user. // Determine whether the ACL applies to user.
// If it is a user ACL and the user id of the ACL // If it is a user ACL and the user id of the ACL
// matches user's id, we're good to go. // matches user's id, we're good to go.
// //
// If it's a group ACL, we have to parse and interpret // If it is a group ACL, we have to parse and interpret
// the group string in the current context to determine // the group string in the current context to determine
// membership. For that we use GroupMemberCheck. // membership. For that we use GroupMemberCheck.
matchUser := acl.IsUserACL() && acl.UserId == user.UserId() matchUser := acl.IsUserACL() && acl.UserId == user.UserId()
@ -158,12 +162,10 @@ func HasPermission(ctx *Context, user User, perm Permission) bool {
// The +write permission implies all permissions except for +speak and +whisper. // The +write permission implies all permissions except for +speak and +whisper.
// This means that if the user has WritePermission, we should return true for all // This means that if the user has WritePermission, we should return true for all
// permissions exccept SpeakPermission and WhisperPermission. // permissions except SpeakPermission and WhisperPermission.
if perm != SpeakPermission && perm != WhisperPermission { if (granted & WritePermission) != NonePermission {
return (granted & (perm | WritePermission)) != NonePermission return granted | (AllPermissions &^ (SpeakPermission | WhisperPermission))
} else {
return (granted & perm) != NonePermission
} }
return false return granted
} }