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# copyright: 2016, Chef Software Inc.
require "inspec/utils/filter"
require "inspec/utils/file_reader"
# The file format consists of
# - user
# - password
# - last_change
# - min_days before password change
# - max_days until password change
# - warn_days before warning about expiry
# - inactive_days before deactivating the account
# - expiry_date when this account will expire
module Inspec::Resources
class Shadow < Inspec.resource(1)
name "shadow"
supports platform: "unix"
desc "Use the shadow InSpec resource to test the contents of /etc/shadow, "\
"which contains information for users that may log into "\
"the system and/or as users that own running processes."
example <<~EXAMPLE
describe shadow do
its('user') { should_not include 'forbidden_user' }
end
describe shadow.user('bin') do
its('password') { should cmp 'x' }
its('count') { should eq 1 }
end
EXAMPLE
include FileReader
attr_reader :params
def initialize(path = "/etc/shadow", opts = {})
@opts = opts
@path = path || "/etc/shadow"
@filters = @opts[:filters] || ""
end
filtertable = FilterTable.create
filtertable
.register_column(:users, field: "user")
.register_column(:passwords, field: "password")
.register_column(:last_changes, field: "last_change")
.register_column(:min_days, field: "min_days")
.register_column(:max_days, field: "max_days")
.register_column(:warn_days, field: "warn_days")
.register_column(:inactive_days, field: "inactive_days")
.register_column(:expiry_dates, field: "expiry_date")
.register_column(:reserved, field: "reserved")
filtertable.register_custom_property(:content) do |t, _|
t.entries.map do |e|
[e.user, e.password, e.last_change, e.min_days, e.max_days, e.warn_days, e.inactive_days, e.expiry_date].compact.join(":")
end.join("\n")
end
filtertable.install_filter_methods_on_resource(self, :set_params)
def filter(query = {})
return self if query.nil? || query.empty?
res = set_params
filters = ""
query.each do |attr, condition|
condition = condition.to_s if condition.is_a? Integer
filters += " #{attr} = #{condition.inspect}"
res = res.find_all do |line|
case line[attr.to_s]
when condition
true
else
false
end
end
end
content = res.map { |x| x.values.join(":") }.join("\n")
Shadow.new(@path, content: content, filters: @filters + filters)
end
# Next 4 are deprecated methods. We define them here so we can emit a deprecation message.
# They are also defined on the Table, above.
def user(query = nil)
Inspec.deprecate(:properties_shadow, "The shadow `user` property is deprecated. Please use `users` instead.")
query.nil? ? where.users : where("user" => query)
end
def password(query = nil)
Inspec.deprecate(:properties_shadow, "The shadow `password` property is deprecated. Please use `passwords` instead.")
query.nil? ? where.passwords : where("password" => query)
end
def last_change(query = nil)
Inspec.deprecate(:properties_shadow, "The shadow `last_change` property is deprecated. Please use `last_changes` instead.")
query.nil? ? where.last_changes : where("last_change" => query)
end
def expiry_date(query = nil)
Inspec.deprecate(:properties_shadow, "The shadow `expiry_date` property is deprecated. Please use `expiry_dates` instead.")
query.nil? ? where.expiry_dates : where("expiry_date" => query)
end
def lines
Inspec.deprecate(:properties_shadow, "The shadow `lines` property is deprecated.")
shadow_content.to_s.split("\n")
end
def to_s
f = @filters.empty? ? "" : " with" + @filters
"#{@path}#{f}"
end
private
def shadow_content
@opts[:content] || read_file_content(@path, allow_empty: true)
end
def set_params
@params ||= Array(shadow_content.to_s.split("\n")).map { |l| parse_shadow_line(l) }
end
def map_data(id)
set_params.collect { |x| x[id] }
end
# Parse a line of /etc/shadow
#
# @param [String] line a line of /etc/shadow
# @return [Hash] Map of entries in this line
def parse_shadow_line(line)
x = line.split(":")
{
"user" => x.at(0),
"password" => x.at(1),
"last_change" => x.at(2),
"min_days" => x.at(3),
"max_days" => x.at(4),
"warn_days" => x.at(5),
"inactive_days" => x.at(6),
"expiry_date" => x.at(7),
"reserved" => x.at(8),
}
end
end
end