deb-aodh/aodh/api/rbac.py
Julien Danjou 57aa7c2fc0 api: stop using a global Enforcer object
Create one when we start the API and attach it to requests.

Change-Id: I48eb5e5705377a1e08fad7f11acbdabc3abad174
2015-07-31 17:40:03 +02:00

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"""Access Control Lists (ACL's) control access the API server."""
import pecan
def enforce(policy_name, headers, enforcer):
"""Return the user and project the request should be limited to.
:param policy_name: the policy name to validate authz against.
:param headers: HTTP headers dictionary
:param enforcer: policy enforcer
"""
rule_method = "telemetry:" + policy_name
policy_dict = dict()
policy_dict['roles'] = headers.get('X-Roles', "").split(",")
policy_dict['target.user_id'] = (headers.get('X-User-Id'))
policy_dict['target.project_id'] = (headers.get('X-Project-Id'))
# maintain backward compat with Juno and previous by allowing the action if
# there is no rule defined for it
rules = enforcer.rules.keys()
if (('default' in rules or rule_method in rules) and
not enforcer.enforce(rule_method, {}, policy_dict)):
pecan.core.abort(status_code=403, detail='RBAC Authorization Failed')
# TODO(fabiog): these methods are still used because the scoping part is really
# convoluted and difficult to separate out.
def get_limited_to(headers, enforcer):
"""Return the user and project the request should be limited to.
:param headers: HTTP headers dictionary
:param enforcer: policy enforcer
:return: A tuple of (user, project), set to None if there's no limit on
one of these.
"""
policy_dict = dict()
policy_dict['roles'] = headers.get('X-Roles', "").split(",")
policy_dict['target.user_id'] = (headers.get('X-User-Id'))
policy_dict['target.project_id'] = (headers.get('X-Project-Id'))
# maintain backward compat with Juno and previous by using context_is_admin
# rule if the segregation rule (added in Kilo) is not defined
rules = enforcer.rules.keys()
rule_name = 'segregation' if 'segregation' in rules else 'context_is_admin'
if not enforcer.enforce(rule_name,
{},
policy_dict):
return headers.get('X-User-Id'), headers.get('X-Project-Id')
return None, None
def get_limited_to_project(headers, enforcer):
"""Return the project the request should be limited to.
:param headers: HTTP headers dictionary
:return: A project, or None if there's no limit on it.
"""
return get_limited_to(headers, enforcer)[1]