Adarnof e47c04a0b0 Deactivate services when user loses main character.
This will prevent issues with service username formatting when access permissions are granted to the guest state. While users without mains cannot activate a service they could still retain an active account and it's possible to schedule a nickname update task which would subsequently error out.

Also it seems like a security issue if someone has a service account but their EVE character isn't known. cc8a7a18d23e9beb6e0a498a314e4c3bcae3f700 prevented accessing the services page without a main, now this ensures users don't have an account to manage.
2018-04-20 13:28:41 -04:00

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import logging
from django.contrib.auth.models import User, Group, Permission
from django.db import transaction
from django.db.models.signals import m2m_changed
from django.db.models.signals import pre_delete
from django.db.models.signals import pre_save
from django.dispatch import receiver
from .hooks import ServicesHook
from .tasks import disable_user
from allianceauth.authentication.models import State, UserProfile
from allianceauth.authentication.signals import state_changed
logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
@receiver(m2m_changed, sender=User.groups.through)
def m2m_changed_user_groups(sender, instance, action, *args, **kwargs):
logger.debug("Received m2m_changed from %s groups with action %s" % (instance, action))
def trigger_service_group_update():
logger.debug("Triggering service group update for %s" % instance)
# Iterate through Service hooks
for svc in ServicesHook.get_services():
try:
svc.validate_user(instance)
svc.update_groups(instance)
except:
logger.exception('Exception running update_groups for services module %s on user %s' % (svc, instance))
if instance.pk and (action == "post_add" or action == "post_remove" or action == "post_clear"):
logger.debug("Waiting for commit to trigger service group update for %s" % instance)
transaction.on_commit(trigger_service_group_update)
@receiver(m2m_changed, sender=User.user_permissions.through)
def m2m_changed_user_permissions(sender, instance, action, *args, **kwargs):
logger.debug("Received m2m_changed from user %s permissions with action %s" % (instance, action))
logger.debug('sender: %s' % sender)
if instance.pk and (action == "post_remove" or action == "post_clear"):
logger.debug("Permissions changed for user {}, re-validating services".format(instance))
# Checking permissions for a single user is quite fast, so we don't need to validate
# That the permissions is a service permission, unlike groups.
def validate_all_services():
logger.debug("Validating all services for user {}".format(instance))
for svc in ServicesHook.get_services():
try:
svc.validate_user(instance)
except:
logger.exception(
'Exception running validate_user for services module {} on user {}'.format(svc, instance))
transaction.on_commit(lambda: validate_all_services())
@receiver(m2m_changed, sender=Group.permissions.through)
def m2m_changed_group_permissions(sender, instance, action, pk_set, *args, **kwargs):
logger.debug("Received m2m_changed from group %s permissions with action %s" % (instance, action))
if instance.pk and (action == "post_remove" or action == "post_clear"):
logger.debug("Checking if service permission changed for group {}".format(instance))
# As validating an entire groups service could lead to many thousands of permission checks
# first we check that one of the permissions changed is, in fact, a service permission.
perms = Permission.objects.filter(pk__in=pk_set)
got_change = False
service_perms = [svc.access_perm for svc in ServicesHook.get_services()]
for perm in perms:
natural_key = perm.natural_key()
path_perm = "{}.{}".format(natural_key[1], natural_key[0])
if path_perm not in service_perms:
# Not a service permission, keep searching
continue
for svc in ServicesHook.get_services():
if svc.access_perm == path_perm:
logger.debug("Permissions changed for group {} on "
"service {}, re-validating services for groups users".format(instance, svc))
def validate_all_groups_users_for_service():
logger.debug("Performing validation for service {}".format(svc))
for user in instance.user_set.all():
svc.validate_user(user)
transaction.on_commit(validate_all_groups_users_for_service)
got_change = True
break # Found service, break out of services iteration and go back to permission iteration
if not got_change:
logger.debug("Permission change for group {} was not service permission, ignoring".format(instance))
@receiver(m2m_changed, sender=State.permissions.through)
def m2m_changed_state_permissions(sender, instance, action, pk_set, *args, **kwargs):
logger.debug("Received m2m_changed from state %s permissions with action %s" % (instance, action))
if instance.pk and (action == "post_remove" or action == "post_clear"):
logger.debug("Checking if service permission changed for state {}".format(instance))
# As validating an entire groups service could lead to many thousands of permission checks
# first we check that one of the permissions changed is, in fact, a service permission.
perms = Permission.objects.filter(pk__in=pk_set)
got_change = False
service_perms = [svc.access_perm for svc in ServicesHook.get_services()]
for perm in perms:
natural_key = perm.natural_key()
path_perm = "{}.{}".format(natural_key[1], natural_key[0])
if path_perm not in service_perms:
# Not a service permission, keep searching
continue
for svc in ServicesHook.get_services():
if svc.access_perm == path_perm:
logger.debug("Permissions changed for state {} on "
"service {}, re-validating services for state users".format(instance, svc))
def validate_all_state_users_for_service():
logger.debug("Performing validation for service {}".format(svc))
for profile in instance.userprofile_set.all():
svc.validate_user(profile.user)
transaction.on_commit(validate_all_state_users_for_service)
got_change = True
break # Found service, break out of services iteration and go back to permission iteration
if not got_change:
logger.debug("Permission change for state {} was not service permission, ignoring".format(instance))
@receiver(state_changed, sender=UserProfile)
def check_service_accounts_state_changed(sender, user, state, **kwargs):
logger.debug("Received state_changed from %s to state %s" % (user, state))
service_perms = [svc.access_perm for svc in ServicesHook.get_services()]
state_perms = ["{}.{}".format(perm.natural_key()[1], perm.natural_key()[0]) for perm in state.permissions.all()]
for perm in service_perms:
if perm not in state_perms:
for svc in ServicesHook.get_services():
if svc.access_perm == perm:
logger.debug("User %s new state %s does not have service %s permission. Checking account." % (user, state, svc))
svc.validate_user(user)
@receiver(pre_delete, sender=User)
def pre_delete_user(sender, instance, *args, **kwargs):
logger.debug("Received pre_delete from %s" % instance)
disable_user(instance)
@receiver(pre_save, sender=User)
def disable_services_on_inactive(sender, instance, *args, **kwargs):
logger.debug("Received pre_save from %s" % instance)
# check if user is being marked active/inactive
if not instance.pk:
# new model being created
return
try:
old_instance = User.objects.get(pk=instance.pk)
if old_instance.is_active and not instance.is_active:
logger.info("Disabling services for inactivation of user %s" % instance)
disable_user(instance)
except User.DoesNotExist:
pass
@receiver(pre_save, sender=UserProfile)
def disable_services_on_no_main(sender, instance, *args, **kwargs):
if not instance.pk:
# new model being created
return
try:
old_instance = UserProfile.objects.get(pk=instance.pk)
if old_instance.main_character and not instance.main_character:
logger.info("Disabling services due to loss of main character for user {0}".format(instance.user))
disable_user(instance.user)
except UserProfile.DoesNotExist:
pass