def update_pgpass():
leader = context.Leader()
accounts = ["root", "postgres", "ubuntu"]
for account in accounts:
path = os.path.expanduser(os.path.join("~{}".format(account), ".pgpass"))
content = "# Managed by Juju\n" "*:*:*:{}:{}".format(
replication.replication_username(), leader.get("replication_password")
)
helpers.write(path, content, mode=0o600, user=account, group=account)
def update_pgpass():
leader = context.Leader()
accounts = ['root', 'postgres', 'ubuntu']
for account in accounts:
path = os.path.expanduser(os.path.join('~{}'.format(account),
'.pgpass'))
content = ('# Managed by Juju\n'
'*:*:*:{}:{}'.format(replication.replication_username(),
leader.get('replication_password')))
helpers.write(path, content, mode=0o600, user=account, group=account)
def generate_pg_hba_conf(pg_hba, config, rels, _peer_rel=None):
"""Update the pg_hba.conf file (host based authentication)."""
rules = [] # The ordered list, as tuples.
# local database user auth-method [auth-options]
# host database user address auth-method [auth-options]
# hostssl database user address auth-method [auth-options]
# hostnossl database user address auth-method [auth-options]
# host database user IP-address IP-mask auth-method [auth-opts]
# hostssl database user IP-address IP-mask auth-method [auth-opts]
# hostnossl database user IP-address IP-mask auth-method [auth-opts]
def add(*record):
rules.append(tuple(record))
# The charm is running as the root user, and needs to be able to
# connect as the postgres user to all databases.
add("local", "all", "postgres", "peer", "map=juju_charm")
# The local unit needs access to its own database. Let every local
# user connect to their matching PostgreSQL user, if it exists, and
# nagios with a password.
add("local", "all", nagios.nagios_username(), "password")
add("local", "all", "all", "peer")
if _peer_rel is None:
_peer_rel = helpers.get_peer_relation()
# Peers need replication access as the charm replication user.
if _peer_rel:
for peer, relinfo in _peer_rel.items():
for addr in incoming_addresses(relinfo):
qaddr = postgresql.quote_identifier(addr)
# Magic replication database, for replication.
add(
"host",
"replication",
replication.replication_username(),
qaddr,
"md5",
"# {}".format(relinfo),
)
# postgres db, so leader can query replication status.
add(
"host",
"postgres",
replication.replication_username(),
qaddr,
"md5",
"# {}".format(relinfo),
)
# Clients need access to the relation database as the relation users.
for rel in rels["db"].values():
if "user" in rel.local:
for relinfo in rel.values():
for addr in incoming_addresses(relinfo):
# Quote everything, including the address, to disenchant
# magic tokens like 'all'.
add(
"host",
postgresql.quote_identifier(rel.local["database"]),
postgresql.quote_identifier(rel.local["user"]),
postgresql.quote_identifier(addr),
"md5",
"# {}".format(relinfo),
)
add(
"host",
postgresql.quote_identifier(rel.local["database"]),
postgresql.quote_identifier(rel.local["schema_user"]),
postgresql.quote_identifier(addr),
"md5",
"# {}".format(relinfo),
)
# Admin clients need access to all databases as any user, not just the
# relation user. Most clients will just use the user provided them,
# but proxies such as pgbouncer need to open connections as the accounts
# it creates.
for rel in rels["db-admin"].values():
if "user" in rel.local:
for relinfo in rel.values():
for addr in incoming_addresses(relinfo):
add(
"host",
"all",
"all",
postgresql.quote_identifier(addr),
"md5",
"# {}".format(relinfo),
)
# External replication connections. Somewhat different than before
# as the relation gets its own user to avoid sharing credentials,
# and logical replication connections will want to specify the
# database name.
for rel in rels["master"].values():
for relinfo in rel.values():
for addr in incoming_addresses(relinfo):
add(
"host",
"replication",
postgresql.quote_identifier(rel.local["user"]),
postgresql.quote_identifier(addr),
"md5",
"# {}".format(relinfo),
)
if "database" in rel.local:
add(
"host",
postgresql.quote_identifier(rel.local["database"]),
postgresql.quote_identifier(rel.local["user"]),
postgresql.quote_identifier(addr),
"md5",
"# {}".format(relinfo),
)
# External administrative addresses, if specified by the operator.
for addr in config["admin_addresses"].split(","):
if addr:
add(
"host",
"all",
"all",
postgresql.quote_identifier(postgresql.addr_to_range(addr)),
"md5",
"# admin_addresses config",
)
# And anything-goes rules, if specified by the operator.
for line in helpers.split_extra_pg_auth(config["extra_pg_auth"]):
add(line + " # extra_pg_auth config")
# Deny everything else
add("local", "all", "all", "reject", "# Refuse by default")
add("host", "all", "all", "all", "reject", "# Refuse by default")
# Strip out the existing juju managed section
start_mark = "### BEGIN JUJU SETTINGS ###"
end_mark = "### END JUJU SETTINGS ###"
pg_hba = re.sub(
r"^\s*{}.*^\s*{}\s*$".format(re.escape(start_mark), re.escape(end_mark)),
"",
pg_hba,
flags=re.I | re.M | re.DOTALL,
)
# Comment out any uncommented lines
pg_hba = re.sub(r"^\s*([^#\s].*)$", r"# juju # \1", pg_hba, flags=re.M)
# Spit out the updated file
rules.insert(0, (start_mark,))
rules.append((end_mark,))
pg_hba += "\n" + "\n".join(" ".join(rule) for rule in rules)
return pg_hba
def generate_pg_hba_conf(pg_hba, config, rels):
'''Update the pg_hba.conf file (host based authentication).'''
rules = [] # The ordered list, as tuples.
# local database user auth-method [auth-options]
# host database user address auth-method [auth-options]
# hostssl database user address auth-method [auth-options]
# hostnossl database user address auth-method [auth-options]
# host database user IP-address IP-mask auth-method [auth-opts]
# hostssl database user IP-address IP-mask auth-method [auth-opts]
# hostnossl database user IP-address IP-mask auth-method [auth-opts]
def add(*record):
rules.append(tuple(record))
# The charm is running as the root user, and needs to be able to
# connect as the postgres user to all databases.
add('local', 'all', 'postgres', 'peer', 'map=juju_charm')
# The local unit needs access to its own database. Let every local
# user connect to their matching PostgreSQL user, if it exists, and
# nagios with a password.
add('local', 'all', nagios.nagios_username(), 'password')
add('local', 'all', 'all', 'peer')
# Peers need replication access as the charm replication user.
if rels.peer:
for peer, relinfo in rels.peer.items():
if 'private-address' not in relinfo:
continue # Other end not yet provisioned?
addr = postgresql.addr_to_range(relinfo['private-address'])
qaddr = postgresql.quote_identifier(addr)
# Magic replication database, for replication.
add('host', 'replication', replication.replication_username(),
qaddr, 'md5', '# {}'.format(relinfo))
# postgres database, so the leader can query replication status.
add('host', 'postgres', replication.replication_username(),
qaddr, 'md5', '# {}'.format(relinfo))
# Clients need access to the relation database as the relation users.
for rel in rels['db'].values():
if 'user' in rel.local:
for relinfo in rel.values():
if 'private-address' not in relinfo:
continue # Other end not yet provisioned?
addr = postgresql.addr_to_range(relinfo['private-address'])
# Quote everything, including the address, to disenchant
# magic tokens like 'all'.
add('host',
postgresql.quote_identifier(rel.local['database']),
postgresql.quote_identifier(rel.local['user']),
postgresql.quote_identifier(addr),
'md5', '# {}'.format(relinfo))
add('host',
postgresql.quote_identifier(rel.local['database']),
postgresql.quote_identifier(rel.local['schema_user']),
postgresql.quote_identifier(addr),
'md5', '# {}'.format(relinfo))
# Admin clients need access to all databases as any user, not just the
# relation user. Most clients will just use the user provided them,
# but proxies such as pgbouncer need to open connections as the accounts
# it creates.
for rel in rels['db-admin'].values():
if 'user' in rel.local:
for relinfo in rel.values():
if 'private-address' not in relinfo:
continue # Other end not yet provisioned?
addr = postgresql.addr_to_range(relinfo['private-address'])
add('host', 'all', 'all',
postgresql.quote_identifier(addr),
'md5', '# {}'.format(relinfo))
# External replication connections. Somewhat different than before
# as the relation gets its own user to avoid sharing credentials,
# and logical replication connections will want to specify the
# database name.
for rel in rels['master'].values():
for relinfo in rel.values():
if 'private-address' not in relinfo:
continue # Other end not yet provisioned?
addr = postgresql.addr_to_range(relinfo['private-address'])
add('host', 'replication',
postgresql.quote_identifier(rel.local['user']),
postgresql.quote_identifier(addr),
'md5', '# {}'.format(relinfo))
if 'database' in rel.local:
add('host',
postgresql.quote_identifier(rel.local['database']),
postgresql.quote_identifier(rel.local['user']),
postgresql.quote_identifier(addr),
'md5', '# {}'.format(relinfo))
# External administrative addresses, if specified by the operator.
for addr in config['admin_addresses'].split(','):
if addr:
add('host', 'all', 'all',
postgresql.quote_identifier(postgresql.addr_to_range(addr)),
'md5', '# admin_addresses config')
# And anything-goes rules, if specified by the operator.
for line in helpers.split_extra_pg_auth(config['extra_pg_auth']):
add(line + ' # extra_pg_auth config')
# Deny everything else
add('local', 'all', 'all', 'reject', '# Refuse by default')
add('host', 'all', 'all', 'all', 'reject', '# Refuse by default')
# Strip out the existing juju managed section
start_mark = '### BEGIN JUJU SETTINGS ###'
end_mark = '### END JUJU SETTINGS ###'
pg_hba = re.sub(r'^\s*{}.*^\s*{}\s*$'.format(re.escape(start_mark),
re.escape(end_mark)),
'', pg_hba, flags=re.I | re.M | re.DOTALL)
# Comment out any uncommented lines
pg_hba = re.sub(r'^\s*([^#\s].*)$', r'# juju # \1', pg_hba, flags=re.M)
# Spit out the updated file
rules.insert(0, (start_mark,))
rules.append((end_mark,))
pg_hba += '\n' + '\n'.join(' '.join(rule) for rule in rules)
return pg_hba