def authorize(name,
element,
tenant=False,
operation='create',
skipuserobj=False):
#TODO: actually use the element to ascertain if this user is good enough
"""Determine whether the given authenticated name is authorized.
:param name: The shortname authenticated by the authentication scheme
:param element: The path being examined.
:param tenant: The tenant under which the account exists (defaults to
detect from name)
:param operation: Defaults to checking for 'create' level access
returns None if authorization fails or a tuple of the user object
and the relevant ConfigManager object for the context of the
request.
"""
if operation not in ('create', 'start', 'update', 'retrieve', 'delete'):
return None
user, tenant = _get_usertenant(name, tenant)
if tenant is not None and not configmanager.is_tenant(tenant):
return None
manager = configmanager.ConfigManager(tenant, username=user)
if skipuserobj:
return None, manager, user, tenant, skipuserobj
userobj = manager.get_user(user)
if userobj: # returning
return userobj, manager, user, tenant, skipuserobj
return None
def _get_usertenant(name, tenant=False):
"""_get_usertenant
Convenience function to parse name into username and tenant.
If tenant is explicitly passed in, then name must be the username
tenant name with '/' is forbidden. If '/' is seen in name, tenant
is assumed to preface the /.
If the username is a tenant name, then it is to be the implied
administrator account a tenant gets.
Otherwise, just assume a user in the default tenant
"""
if not isinstance(tenant, bool):
# if not boolean, it must be explicit tenant
user = name
elif '/' in name: # tenant scoped name
tenant, user = name.split('/', 1)
elif configmanager.is_tenant(name):
# the account is the implicit tenant owner account
user = name
tenant = name
else: # assume it is a non-tenant user account
user = name
tenant = None
yield user
yield tenant
def authorize(name, element, tenant=False, operation='create',
skipuserobj=False):
#TODO: actually use the element to ascertain if this user is good enough
"""Determine whether the given authenticated name is authorized.
:param name: The shortname authenticated by the authentication scheme
:param element: The path being examined.
:param tenant: The tenant under which the account exists (defaults to
detect from name)
:param operation: Defaults to checking for 'create' level access
returns None if authorization fails or a tuple of the user object
and the relevant ConfigManager object for the context of the
request.
"""
if operation not in ('create', 'start', 'update', 'retrieve', 'delete'):
return None
user, tenant = _get_usertenant(name, tenant)
if tenant is not None and not configmanager.is_tenant(tenant):
return None
manager = configmanager.ConfigManager(tenant)
if skipuserobj:
return None, manager, user, tenant, skipuserobj
userobj = manager.get_user(user)
if userobj: # returning
return userobj, manager, user, tenant, skipuserobj
return None
def _get_usertenant(name, tenant=False):
"""_get_usertenant
Convenience function to parse name into username and tenant.
If tenant is explicitly passed in, then name must be the username
tenant name with '/' is forbidden. If '/' is seen in name, tenant
is assumed to preface the /.
If the username is a tenant name, then it is to be the implied
administrator account a tenant gets.
Otherwise, just assume a user in the default tenant
"""
if not isinstance(tenant, bool):
# if not boolean, it must be explicit tenant
user = name
elif '/' in name: # tenant scoped name
tenant, user = name.split('/', 1)
elif configmanager.is_tenant(name):
# the account is the implicit tenant owner account
user = name
tenant = name
else: # assume it is a non-tenant user account
user = name
tenant = None
yield user
yield tenant
def authorize(name,
element,
tenant=False,
operation='create',
skipuserobj=False):
#TODO: actually use the element to ascertain if this user is good enough
"""Determine whether the given authenticated name is authorized.
:param name: The shortname authenticated by the authentication scheme
:param element: The path being examined.
:param tenant: The tenant under which the account exists (defaults to
detect from name)
:param operation: Defaults to checking for 'create' level access
returns None if authorization fails or a tuple of the user object
and the relevant ConfigManager object for the context of the
request.
"""
# skipuserobj is a leftover from the now abandoned plan to use pam session
# to do authorization and authentication. Now confluent always does authorization
# even if pam does authentication.
if operation not in ('create', 'start', 'update', 'retrieve', 'delete',
None):
return False
user, tenant = _get_usertenant(name, tenant)
if tenant is not None and not configmanager.is_tenant(tenant):
return False
manager = configmanager.ConfigManager(tenant, username=user)
userobj = manager.get_user(user)
if not userobj:
for group in userutil.grouplist(user):
userobj = manager.get_usergroup(group)
if userobj:
break
if userobj: # returning
role = userobj.get('role', 'Administrator')
if element and role != 'Administrator':
for rule in _allowedbyrole.get(role, {}).get(operation, []):
if fnmatch(element, rule):
break
else:
return False
for rule in _deniedbyrole.get(role, {}).get(operation, []):
if fnmatch(element, rule):
return False
return userobj, manager, user, tenant, skipuserobj
return False