deb-ceilometer/ceilometer/api/rbac.py
Divya aa78d70df2 Adds support for default rule in ceilometer policy.json.
The default rule is broken in the current implementation of
ceilometer rbac, because ceilometer rbac.py does not leverage
the support provided by oslo_policy . It instead tries to
loop through all the rules in the policy.json to check if the
rule corresponding to the requested REST api matches with the
any in the policy.json. In this process, it completely ignores
the existence of the default rule.

Closes-Bug: 1435855

Change-Id: Icab626b28d14514b0f024df447a8e7f35c52257c
2015-04-07 15:43:06 +02:00

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#
# Copyright 2012 New Dream Network, LLC (DreamHost)
# Copyright 2014 Hewlett-Packard Company
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"""Access Control Lists (ACL's) control access the API server."""
from oslo_config import cfg
from oslo_policy import policy
import pecan
_ENFORCER = None
CONF = cfg.CONF
def _has_rule(name):
return name in _ENFORCER.rules.keys()
def enforce(policy_name, request):
"""Return the user and project the request should be limited to.
:param request: HTTP request
:param policy_name: the policy name to validate authz against.
"""
global _ENFORCER
if not _ENFORCER:
_ENFORCER = policy.Enforcer(CONF)
_ENFORCER.load_rules()
rule_method = "telemetry:" + policy_name
headers = request.headers
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
if ((_has_rule('default') or _has_rule(rule_method)) 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):
"""Return the user and project the request should be limited to.
:param headers: HTTP headers dictionary
:return: A tuple of (user, project), set to None if there's no limit on
one of these.
"""
global _ENFORCER
if not _ENFORCER:
_ENFORCER = policy.Enforcer(CONF)
_ENFORCER.load_rules()
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
rule_name = 'segregation' if _has_rule(
'segregation') 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):
"""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)[1]