path: root/src/subcommands/ma/update-users

#!/usr/bin/env bash

# Monkeysphere authentication update-users subcommand
#
# The monkeysphere scripts are written by:
# Jameson Rollins <jrollins@fifthhorseman.net>
# Jamie McClelland <jm@mayfirst.org>
# Daniel Kahn Gillmor <dkg@fifthhorseman.net>
#
# They are Copyright 2008, and are all released under the GPL, version 3
# or later.

update_users() {

if [ "$1" ] ; then
    # get users from command line
    unames="$@"
else         
    # or just look at all users if none specified
    unames=$(getent passwd | cut -d: -f1)
fi

RETCODE=0

# set mode
MODE="authorized_keys"

# set gnupg home
GNUPGHOME="$GNUPGHOME_AUTHENTICATION"

# check to see if the gpg trust database has been initialized
if [ ! -s "${GNUPGHOME}/trustdb.gpg" ] ; then
    failure "GNUPG trust database uninitialized.  Please see MONKEYSPHERE-SERVER(8)."
fi

# make sure the authorized_keys directory exists
mkdir -p "${SYSDATADIR}/authorized_keys"

# loop over users
for uname in $unames ; do
    # check all specified users exist
    if ! id "$uname" >/dev/null ; then
    log error "----- unknown user '$uname' -----"
    continue
    fi

    log verbose "----- user: $uname -----"

    # make temporary directory
    TMPLOC=$(mktemp -d ${MSTMPDIR}/tmp.XXXXXXXXXX) || failure "Could not create temporary directory!"

    # trap to delete temporary directory on exit
    trap "rm -rf $TMPLOC" EXIT

    # create temporary authorized_user_ids file
    TMP_AUTHORIZED_USER_IDS="${TMPLOC}/authorized_user_ids"
    touch "$TMP_AUTHORIZED_USER_IDS"

     # create temporary authorized_keys file
    AUTHORIZED_KEYS="${TMPLOC}/authorized_keys"
    touch "$AUTHORIZED_KEYS"

    # set restrictive permissions on the temporary files
    # FIXME: is there a better way to do this?
    chmod 0700 "$TMPLOC"
    chmod 0600 "$AUTHORIZED_KEYS"
    chmod 0600 "$TMP_AUTHORIZED_USER_IDS"
    chown -R "$MONKEYSPHERE_USER" "$TMPLOC"

    # process authorized_user_ids file
    log debug "checking for authorized_user_ids..."
    # translating ssh-style path variables
    authorizedUserIDs=$(translate_ssh_variables "$uname" "$AUTHORIZED_USER_IDS")
    if [ -s "$authorizedUserIDs" ] ; then
    # check permissions on the authorized_user_ids file path
    if check_key_file_permissions "$uname" "$authorizedUserIDs" ; then
            # copy user authorized_user_ids file to temporary
            # location
        cat "$authorizedUserIDs" > "$TMP_AUTHORIZED_USER_IDS"

        # export needed variables
        export AUTHORIZED_KEYS
        export TMP_AUTHORIZED_USER_IDS

        # process authorized_user_ids file, as monkeysphere user
        su_monkeysphere_user \
        ". ${SYSSHAREDIR}/common; process_authorized_user_ids $TMP_AUTHORIZED_USER_IDS"
        RETURN="$?"
    else
        log debug "not processing authorized_user_ids."
    fi
    else
    log debug "empty or absent authorized_user_ids file."
    fi

    # add user-controlled authorized_keys file if specified translate
    # ssh-style path variables
    rawAuthorizedKeys=$(translate_ssh_variables "$uname" "$RAW_AUTHORIZED_KEYS")
    if [ "$rawAuthorizedKeys" != 'none' ] ; then
    log debug "checking for raw authorized_keys..."
    if [ -s "$rawAuthorizedKeys" ] ; then
        # check permissions on the authorized_keys file path
        if check_key_file_permissions "$uname" "$rawAuthorizedKeys" ; then
        log verbose "adding raw authorized_keys file... "
        cat "$rawAuthorizedKeys" >> "$AUTHORIZED_KEYS"
        else
        log debug "not adding raw authorized_keys file."        
        fi
    else
        log debug "empty or absent authorized_keys file."
    fi
    fi

    # move the new authorized_keys file into place
    if [ -s "$AUTHORIZED_KEYS" ] ; then
    # openssh appears to check the contents of the authorized_keys
    # file as the user in question, so the file must be readable
    # by that user at least.

    # but in general, we don't want the user tampering with this
    # file directly, so we'll adopt this approach: Own the file by
    # the monkeysphere-server invoker (usually root, but should be
    # the same uid that sshd is launched as); change the group of
    # the file so that members of the user's group can read it.

    # FIXME: is there a better way to do this?
    chown $(whoami) "$AUTHORIZED_KEYS" && \
        chgrp $(id -g "$uname") "$AUTHORIZED_KEYS" && \
        chmod g+r "$AUTHORIZED_KEYS" && \
        mv -f "$AUTHORIZED_KEYS" "${SYSDATADIR}/authorized_keys/${uname}" || \
        { 
        log error "Failed to install authorized_keys for '$uname'!"
        rm -f "${SYSDATADIR}/authorized_keys/${uname}"
        # indicate that there has been a failure:
        RETURN=1
    }
    else
    rm -f "${SYSDATADIR}/authorized_keys/${uname}"
    fi

    # unset the trap
    trap - EXIT

    # destroy temporary directory
    rm -rf "$TMPLOC"
done

}