diff --exclude-from=exclude -N -u -r nsapolicycoreutils/scripts/genhomedircon policycoreutils-1.27.26/scripts/genhomedircon --- nsapolicycoreutils/scripts/genhomedircon 2005-09-12 16:33:30.000000000 -0400 +++ policycoreutils-1.27.26/scripts/genhomedircon 2005-11-09 16:08:15.000000000 -0500 @@ -15,30 +15,16 @@ # The file CONTEXTDIR/files/homedir_template exists. This file is used to # set up the home directory context for each real user. # -# If a user has more than one role in CONTEXTDIR/local.users, genhomedircon uses -# the first role in the list. +# If a user has more than one role, genhomedircon uses the first role in the list. # -# If a user is not listed in CONTEXTDIR/local.users, he will default to user_u, role user +# If a user is not listed in CONTEXTDIR/seusers, he will default to user_u, role user # # "Real" users (as opposed to system users) are those whose UID is greater than # or equal STARTING_UID (usually 500) and whose login is not a member of -# EXCLUDE_LOGINS. Users who are explicitly defined in CONTEXTDIR/local.users +# EXCLUDE_LOGINS. Users who are explicitly defined in CONTEXTDIR/seusers # are always "real" (including root, in the default configuration). # # -# Old ASSUMPTIONS: -# -# If a user has more than one role in FILECONTEXTDIR/users, genhomedircon uses -# the first role in the list. -# -# If a user is not listed in FILECONTEXTDIR/users, genhomedircon assumes that -# the user's home dir will be found in one of the HOME_ROOTs. -# -# "Real" users (as opposed to system users) are those whose UID is greater than -# or equal STARTING_UID (usually 500) and whose login is not a member of -# EXCLUDE_LOGINS. Users who are explicitly defined in FILECONTEXTDIR/users -# are always "real" (including root, in the default configuration). -# import commands, sys, os, pwd, string, getopt, re @@ -67,169 +53,6 @@ starting_uid = 500 return starting_uid -############################################################################# -# -# This section is just for backwards compatability -# -############################################################################# -def getPrefixes(): - ulist = pwd.getpwall() - STARTING_UID=getStartingUID() - prefixes = {} - for u in ulist: - if u[2] >= STARTING_UID and \ - not u[6] in EXCLUDE_LOGINS and \ - u[5] != "/" and \ - string.count(u[5], "/") > 1: - prefix = u[5][:string.rfind(u[5], "/")] - if not prefixes.has_key(prefix): - prefixes[prefix] = "" - return prefixes - -def getUsers(filecontextdir): - rc = commands.getstatusoutput("grep ^user %s/users" % filecontextdir) - udict = {} - if rc[0] == 0: - ulist = rc[1].strip().split("\n") - for u in ulist: - user = u.split() - try: - if user[1] == "user_u" or user[1] == "system_u": - continue - # !!! chooses first role in the list to use in the file context !!! - role = user[3] - if role == "{": - role = user[4] - role = role.split("_r")[0] - home = pwd.getpwnam(user[1])[5] - if home == "/": - continue - prefs = {} - prefs["role"] = role - prefs["home"] = home - udict[user[1]] = prefs - except KeyError: - sys.stderr.write("The user \"%s\" is not present in the passwd file, skipping...\n" % user[1]) - return udict - -def update(filecontext, user, prefs): - rc=commands.getstatusoutput("grep -h '^HOME_DIR' %s | grep -v vmware | sed -e 's|HOME_DIR|%s|' -e 's/ROLE/%s/' -e 's/system_u/%s/'" % (filecontext, prefs["home"], prefs["role"], user)) - if rc[0] == 0: - print rc[1] - else: - errorExit(string.join("grep/sed error ", rc[1])) - return rc - -def oldgenhomedircon(filecontextdir, filecontext): - sys.stderr.write("Using genhomedircon in this fashion is supported for backwards compatability\n") - sys.stderr.write("Please update to the latest policy\n") - sys.stderr.flush() - - if os.path.isdir(filecontextdir) == 0: - sys.stderr.write("New usage is the following\n") - usage() - #We are going to define home directory used by libuser and show-utils as a home directory root - prefixes = {} - rc=commands.getstatusoutput("grep -h '^HOME' /etc/default/useradd") - if rc[0] == 0: - homedir = rc[1].split("=")[1] - homedir = homedir.split("#")[0] - homedir = homedir.strip() - if not prefixes.has_key(homedir): - prefixes[homedir] = "" - else: - #rc[0] == 256 means the file was there, we read it, but the grep didn't match - if rc[0] != 256: - sys.stderr.write("%s\n" % rc[1]) - sys.stderr.write("You do not have access to /etc/default/useradd HOME=\n") - sys.stderr.flush() - - - rc=commands.getstatusoutput("grep -h '^LU_HOMEDIRECTORY' /etc/libuser.conf") - if rc[0] == 0: - homedir = rc[1].split("=")[1] - homedir = homedir.split("#")[0] - homedir = homedir.strip() - homedir = re.sub(r"[^/a-zA-Z0-9].*$", "", homedir) - if not prefixes.has_key(homedir): - prefixes[homedir] = "" - else: - if rc[0] != 256: - sys.stderr.write("%s\n" % rc[1]) - sys.stderr.write("You do not have access to /etc/libuser.conf LU_HOMEDIRECTORY=\n") - sys.stderr.flush() - - #the idea is that we need to find all of the home_root_t directories we do this by just accepting - #any default home directory defined by either /etc/libuser.conf or /etc/default/useradd - #we then get the potential home directory roots from /etc/passwd or nis or whereever and look at - #the defined homedir for all users with UID > STARTING_UID. This list of possible root homedirs - #is then checked to see if it has an explicite context defined in the file_contexts. Explicit - #is any regex that would match it which does not end with .*$ or .+$ since those are general - #recursive matches. We then take any regex which ends with [pattern](/.*)?$ and just check against - #[pattern] - potential_prefixes = getPrefixes() - prefix_regex = {} - #this works by grepping the file_contexts for - # 1. ^/ makes sure this is not a comment - # 2. prints only the regex in the first column first cut on \t then on space - rc=commands.getstatusoutput("grep \"^/\" %s | cut -f 1 | cut -f 1 -d \" \" " % (sys.argv[2]) ) - if rc[0] == 0: - prefix_regex = rc[1].split("\n") - else: - sys.stderr.write("%s\n" % rc[1]) - sys.stderr.write("You do not have access to grep/cut/the file contexts\n") - sys.stderr.flush() - for potential in potential_prefixes.keys(): - addme = 1 - for regex in prefix_regex: - #match a trailing (/*)? which is actually a bug in rpc_pipefs - regex = re.sub("\(/\*\)\?$", "", regex) - #match a trailing .+ - regex = re.sub("\.+$", "", regex) - #match a trailing .* - regex = re.sub("\.\*$", "", regex) - #strip a (/.*)? which matches anything trailing to a /*$ which matches trailing /'s - regex = re.sub("\(\/\.\*\)\?", "", regex) - regex = regex + "/*$" - if re.search(regex, potential, 0): - addme = 0 - if addme == 1: - if not prefixes.has_key(potential): - prefixes[potential] = "" - - - if prefixes.__eq__({}): - sys.stderr.write("LU_HOMEDIRECTORY not set in /etc/libuser.conf\n") - sys.stderr.write("HOME= not set in /etc/default/useradd\n") - sys.stderr.write("And no users with a reasonable homedir found in passwd/nis/ldap/etc...\n") - sys.stderr.write("Assuming /home is the root of home directories\n") - sys.stderr.flush() - prefixes["/home"] = "" - - # There may be a more elegant sed script to expand a macro to multiple lines, but this works - sed_root = "h; s|^HOME_ROOT|%s|" % (string.join(prefixes.keys(), "|; p; g; s|^HOME_ROOT|"),) - sed_dir = "h; s|^HOME_DIR|%s/[^/]+|; s|ROLE_|user_|" % (string.join(prefixes.keys(), "/[^/]+|; s|ROLE_|user_|; p; g; s|^HOME_DIR|"),) - - # Fill in HOME_ROOT, HOME_DIR, and ROLE for users not explicitly defined in /etc/security/selinux/src/policy/users - rc=commands.getstatusoutput("sed -e \"/^HOME_ROOT/{%s}\" -e \"/^HOME_DIR/{%s}\" %s" % (sed_root, sed_dir, filecontext)) - if rc[0] == 0: - print rc[1] - else: - errorExit(string.join("sed error ", rc[1])) - - users = getUsers(filecontextdir) - print "\n#\n# User-specific file contexts\n#\n" - - # Fill in HOME and ROLE for users that are defined - for u in users.keys(): - update(filecontext, u, users[u]) - -############################################################################# -# -# End of backwards compatability section -# -############################################################################# - def getDefaultHomeDir(): ret = [] rc=commands.getstatusoutput("grep -h '^HOME' /etc/default/useradd") @@ -313,11 +136,8 @@ errorExit(string.join("sed error ", rc[1])) def getUsersFile(self): - return self.selinuxdir+self.type+"/users/local.users" + return self.selinuxdir+self.type+"/seusers" - def getSystemUsersFile(self): - return self.selinuxdir+self.type+"/users/system.users" - def heading(self): ret = "\n#\n#\n# User-specific file contexts, generated via %s\n" % sys.argv[0] ret += "# edit %s to change file_context\n#\n#\n" % self.getUsersFile() @@ -325,10 +145,7 @@ def getUsers(self): users="" - rc = commands.getstatusoutput('grep "^user" %s' % self.getSystemUsersFile()) - if rc[0] == 0: - users+=rc[1]+"\n" - rc = commands.getstatusoutput("grep ^user %s" % self.getUsersFile()) + rc = commands.getstatusoutput("grep -v '^ *#' %s" % self.getUsersFile()) if rc[0] == 0: users+=rc[1] udict = {} @@ -336,24 +153,27 @@ if users != "": ulist = users.split("\n") for u in ulist: - user = u.split() + if len(u)==0: + continue + user = u.split(":") try: - if len(user)==0 or user[1] == "user_u" or user[1] == "system_u": + if len(user)==0 or user[1] == "user_u": continue # !!! chooses first role in the list to use in the file context !!! - role = user[3] - if role == "{": - role = user[4] - role = role.split("_r")[0] - home = pwd.getpwnam(user[1])[5] + if user[0] == "root": + role="user_u" + else: + role = user[1] + role = role.split("_u")[0] + home = pwd.getpwnam(user[0])[5] if home == "/": continue prefs = {} prefs["role"] = role prefs["home"] = home - udict[user[1]] = prefs + udict[user[0]] = prefs except KeyError: - sys.stderr.write("The user \"%s\" is not present in the passwd file, skipping...\n" % user[1]) + sys.stderr.write("The user \"%s\" is not present in the passwd file, skipping...\n" % user[0]) return udict def getHomeDirContext(self, user, home, role): @@ -478,10 +298,6 @@ if type==None: type=getSELinuxType(directory) - if len(cmds) == 2: - oldgenhomedircon(cmds[0], cmds[1]) - sys.exit(0) - if len(cmds) != 0: usage() selconf=selinuxConfig(directory, type, usepwd)