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# /lib/apparmor/functions for Debian -*- shell-script -*-
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# Authors:
#  Kees Cook <kees@ubuntu.com>

PROFILES="/etc/apparmor.d"
PROFILES_CACHE="$PROFILES/cache"
PARSER="/sbin/apparmor_parser"
SECURITYFS="/sys/kernel/security"
export AA_SFS="$SECURITYFS/apparmor"

# Suppress warnings when booting in quiet mode
quiet_arg=""
[ "${QUIET:-no}" = yes ] && quiet_arg="-q"
[ "${quiet:-n}" = y ] && quiet_arg="-q"

foreach_configured_profile() {
	rc_all="0"
	for pdir in "$PROFILES" ; do
		if [ ! -d "$pdir" ]; then
			continue
		fi
		num=`find "$pdir" -type f ! -name '*.md5sums' | wc -l`
		if [ "$num" = "0" ]; then
			continue
		fi

cache_dir="$PROFILES_CACHE"
		cache_args="--cache-loc=$cache_dir"
		if [ ! -d "$cache_dir" ]; then
			cache_args=
		fi

# If need to compile everything, then use -n1 with xargs to
		# take advantage of -P. When cache files are in use, omit -n1
		# since it is considerably faster on moderately sized profile
		# sets to give the parser all the profiles to load at once
		n1_args=
		num=`find "$cache_dir" -type f ! -name '.features' ! -name 'CACHEDIR.TAG' | wc -l`
		if [ "$num" = "0" ]; then
			n1_args="-n1"
		fi

(ls -1 "$pdir" | egrep -v '(\.dpkg-(new|old|dist|bak)|~)$' | \
		while read profile; do
			if [ -f "$pdir"/"$profile" ]; then
				echo "$pdir"/"$profile"
			fi
		done) | \
		xargs $n1_args -d"\n" -P$(getconf _NPROCESSORS_ONLN) "$PARSER" "$@" $cache_args $cache_extra_args -- || {
			rc_all="$?"
			# FIXME: when the parser properly handles broken
			# profiles (LP: #1377338), remove this if statement.
			# For now, if the xargs returns with error, just run
			# through everything with -n1. (This could be broken
			# out and refactored, but this is temporary so make it
			# easy to understand and revert)
			if [ "$rc_all" != "0" ]; then
				(ls -1 "$pdir" | \
				egrep -v '(\.dpkg-(new|old|dist|bak)|~)$' | \
				while read profile; do
					if [ -f "$pdir"/"$profile" ]; then
						echo "$pdir"/"$profile"
					fi
				done) | \
				xargs -n1 -d"\n" -P$(getconf _NPROCESSORS_ONLN) "$PARSER" "$@" $cache_args $cache_extra_args -- || {
					rc_all="$?"
				}
			fi
		}
	done

return $rc_all
}

load_configured_profiles() {
	clear_cache_if_outdated
	foreach_configured_profile $quiet_arg --write-cache --replace
}

load_configured_profiles_without_caching() {
	foreach_configured_profile $quiet_arg --replace
}

recache_profiles() {
	clear_cache
	foreach_configured_profile $quiet_arg --write-cache --skip-kernel-load
}

configured_profile_names() {
	foreach_configured_profile $quiet_arg -N 2>/dev/null | LC_COLLATE=C sort | grep -v '//'
}

running_profile_names() {
	# Output a sorted list of loaded profiles, skipping libvirt's
	# dynamically generated files
	cat "$AA_SFS"/profiles | sed -e "s/ ($enforce\|complain$)$//" | egrep -v '^libvirt-[0-9a-f\-]+$' | LC_COLLATE=C sort | grep -v '//'
}

unload_profile() {
	echo -n "$1" > "$AA_SFS"/.remove
}

clear_cache() {
	clear_cache_system
	clear_cache_var
}

clear_cache_system() {
	find "$PROFILES_CACHE" -maxdepth 1 \
	    -name CACHEDIR.TAG -prune -o \
	    -type f -print0 | xargs -0 rm -f --
}

clear_cache_var() {
	find "$PROFILES_CACHE_VAR" -maxdepth 1 \
	    -name CACHEDIR.TAG -prune -o \
	    -type f -print0 | xargs -0 rm -f --
}

read_features_dir()
{
	for f in `ls -AU "$1"` ; do
		if [ -f "$1/$f" ] ; then
			read -r KF < "$1/$f" || true
			echo -n "$f {$KF } "
		elif [ -d "$1/$f" ] ; then
			echo -n "$f {"
			KF=`read_features_dir "$1/$f"` || true
			echo -n "$KF} "
		fi
	done
}

clear_cache_if_outdated() {
	if [ -r "$PROFILES_CACHE"/.features ]; then
		if [ -d "$AA_SFS"/features ]; then
			KERN_FEATURES=`read_features_dir "$AA_SFS"/features`
		else
			read -r KERN_FEATURES < "$AA_SFS"/features
		fi
		CACHE_FEATURES=`tr '\n' ' ' < "$PROFILES_CACHE"/.features`
		if [ "$KERN_FEATURES" != "$CACHE_FEATURES" ]; then
			clear_cache
		fi
	fi
}

unload_obsolete_profiles() {
	# Currently we must re-parse all the profiles to get policy names.  :(
	aa_configured=$(mktemp -t aa-XXXXXX)
	configured_profile_names > "$aa_configured" || true
	aa_loaded=$(mktemp -t aa-XXXXXX)
	running_profile_names > "$aa_loaded" || true
	LC_COLLATE=C comm -2 -3 "$aa_loaded" "$aa_configured" | while read profile ; do
		unload_profile "$profile"
        done
	rm -f "$aa_configured" "$aa_loaded"
}

# Checks to see if the current container is capable of having internal AppArmor
# profiles that should be loaded. Callers of this function should have already
# verified that they're running inside of a container environment with
# something like `systemd-detect-virt --container`.
#
# The only known container environments capable of supporting internal policy
# are LXD and LXC environment.
#
# Returns 0 if the container environment is capable of having its own internal
# policy and non-zero otherwise.
#
# IMPORTANT: This function will return 0 in the case of a non-LXD/non-LXC
# system container technology being nested inside of a LXD/LXC container that
# utilized an AppArmor namespace and profile stacking. The reason 0 will be
# returned is because .ns_stacked will be "yes" and .ns_name will still match
# "lx[dc]-*" since the nested system container technology will not have set up
# a new AppArmor profile namespace. This will result in the nested system
# container's boot process to experience failed policy loads but the boot
# process should continue without any loss of functionality. This is an
# unsupported configuration that cannot be properly handled by this function.
is_container_with_internal_policy() {
	local ns_stacked_path="${AA_SFS}/.ns_stacked"
	local ns_name_path="${AA_SFS}/.ns_name"
	local ns_stacked
	local ns_name

if ! [ -f "$ns_stacked_path" ] || ! [ -f "$ns_name_path" ]; then
		return 1
	fi

read -r ns_stacked < "$ns_stacked_path"
	if [ "$ns_stacked" != "yes" ]; then
		return 1
	fi

# LXD and LXC set up AppArmor namespaces starting with "lxd-" and
	# "lxc-", respectively. Return non-zero for all other namespace
	# identifiers.
	read -r ns_name < "$ns_name_path"
	if [ "${ns_name#lxd-*}" = "$ns_name" ] && \
	   [ "${ns_name#lxc-*}" = "$ns_name" ]; then
		return 1
	fi

return 0
}