Changeset 181 for trunk

Timestamp:

12/02/11 17:04:43 (13 years ago)

Author:

Kris Deugau

Message:

/trunk

Scope check (see #30)

• user add
• user edit/update
• user delete

File:

• trunk/dns.cgi (modified) (4 diffs)

trunk/dns.cgi

@@ -1167 +1167 @@
         changepage(page => "useradmin", errmsg => "You do not have permission to add new users")
                 unless $permissions{admin} || $permissions{user_create};
+        # no scope check;  user is created in the current group
         ($code,$msg) = addUser($dbh, $webvar{uname}, $curgroup, $webvar{pass1},
                 ($webvar{makeactive} eq 'on' ? 1 : 0), $webvar{accttype}, $permstring,
@@ -1175 +1176 @@
         changepage(page => "useradmin", errmsg => "You do not have permission to edit users")
                 unless $permissions{admin} || $permissions{user_edit};
+        # security check - does the user have permission to access this entity?
+        if (!check_scope(id => $webvar{user}, type => 'user')) {
+          changepage(page => "useradmin", errmsg => "You do not have permission to edit the requested user");
+        }
 # User update is icky.  I'd really like to do this in one atomic
 # operation, but that would duplicate a **lot** of code in DNSDB.pm
@@ -1230 +1235 @@
         unless $permissions{admin} || $permissions{user_edit};
 
+    # security check - does the user have permission to access this entity?
+    if (!check_scope(id => $webvar{user}, type => 'user')) {
+      changepage(page => "useradmin", errmsg => "You do not have permission to edit the requested user");
+    }
+
     $page->param(set_permgroup => 1);
     $page->param(action => 'update');
@@ -1267 +1277 @@
   changepage(page=> "useradmin", errmsg => "You are not allowed to delete users")
         unless $permissions{admin} || $permissions{user_delete};
+
+  # security check - does the user have permission to access this entity?
+  if (!check_scope(id => $webvar{id}, type => 'user')) {
+    changepage(page => "useradmin", errmsg => "You are not permitted to delete the requested user");
+  }
 
   $page->param(id => $webvar{id});