#! @PYTHON@
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"""Fixes for running Mailman under the `secure-linux' patch or grsecurity.
Run check_perms -f and only then check_perms_grsecurity.py -f
Note that you will have to re-run this script after a mailman upgrade and
that check_perms will undo part of what this script does
If you use Solar Designer's secure-linux patch, it prevents a process from
linking (hard link) to a file it doesn't own.
Grsecurity (http://grsecurity.net/) can have the same restriction depending
on how it was built, including other restrictions like preventing you to run
a program if it is located in a directory writable by a non root user.
As a result Mailman has to be changed so that the whole tree is owned by
Mailman, and the CGIs and some of the programs in the bin tree (the ones
that lock config.pck files) are SUID Mailman. The idea is that config.pck
files have to be owned by the mailman UID and only touched by programs that
are UID mailman.
At the same time, We have to make sure that at least 3 directories under
~mailman aren't writable by mailman: mail, cgi-bin, and bin
Binary commands that are changed to be SUID mailman are also made unreadable
and unrunnable by people who aren't in the mailman group. This shouldn't
affect much since most of those commands would fail work if you weren't part
of the mailman group anyway.
Scripts in ~mailman/bin/ are not made suid or sgid, they need to be run by
user mailman or root to work.
Marc <marc_soft@merlins.org>/<marc_bts@vasoftware.com>
2000/10/27 - Initial version for secure_linux/openwall and mailman 2.0
2001/12/09 - Updated version for grsecurity and mailman 2.1
"""
import sys
import os
import paths
import re
import glob
import pwd
import grp
from Mailman import mm_cfg
from Mailman.mm_cfg import MAILMAN_USER, MAILMAN_GROUP
from stat import *
# Directories that we don't want writable by mailman.
dirstochownroot= ( 'mail', 'cgi-bin', 'bin' )
# Those are the programs that we patch so that they insist being run under the
# mailman uid or as root.
binfilestopatch= ( 'add_members', 'change_pw', 'check_db', 'clone_member',
'config_list', 'newlist', 'qrunner', 'remove_members',
'rmlist', 'sync_members', 'update', 'withlist' )
def main(argv):
binpath = paths.prefix + '/bin/'
droplib = binpath + 'CheckFixUid.py'
if len(argv) < 2 or argv[1] != "-f":
print __doc__
sys.exit(1)
print "Making select directories owned and writable by root only"
for dir in dirstochownroot:
dirpath = paths.prefix + '/' + dir
os.chown(dirpath, 0, MAILMAN_GID)
os.chmod(dirpath, 02755)
print dirpath
print
file = paths.prefix + '/data/last_mailman_version'
print "Making" + file + "owned by mailman (not root)"
uid = pwd.getpwnam(MAILMAN_USER)[2]
gid = grp.getgrnam(MAILMAN_GROUP)[2]
os.chown(file, uid, gid)
print
if not os.path.exists(droplib):
print "Creating " + droplib
fp = open(droplib, 'w', 0644)
fp.write("""import sys
import os
import grp, pwd
from Mailman.mm_cfg import MAILMAN_USER, MAILMAN_GROUP
class CheckFixUid:
if os.geteuid() == 0:
uid = pwd.getpwnam(MAILMAN_USER)[2]
gid = grp.getgrnam(MAILMAN_GROUP)[2]
os.setgid(gid)
os.setuid(uid)
if os.geteuid() != uid:
print "You need to run this script as root or mailman because it was configured to run"
print "on a linux system with a security patch which restricts hard links"
sys.exit()
""")
fp.close()
else:
print "Skipping creation of " + droplib
print "\nMaking cgis setuid mailman"
cgis = glob.glob(paths.prefix + '/cgi-bin/*')
for file in cgis:
print file
os.chown(file, uid, gid)
os.chmod(file, 06755)
print "\nMaking mail wrapper setuid mailman"
file= paths.prefix + '/mail/mailman'
os.chown(file, uid, gid)
os.chmod(file, 06755)
print file
print "\nEnsuring that all config.db/pck files are owned by Mailman"
cdbs = glob.glob(paths.prefix + '/lists/*/config.db*')
cpcks = glob.glob(paths.prefix + '/lists/*/config.pck*')
for file in cdbs + cpcks:
stat = os.stat(file)
if (stat[ST_UID] != uid or stat[ST_GID] != gid):
print file
os.chown(file, uid, gid)
print "\nPatching mailman scripts to change the uid to mailman"
for script in binfilestopatch:
filefd = open(script, "r")
file = filefd.readlines()
filefd.close()
patched = 0
try:
file.index("import CheckFixUid\n")
print "Not patching " + script + ", already patched"
except ValueError:
file.insert(file.index("import paths\n")+1, "import CheckFixUid\n")
for i in range(len(file)-1, 0, -1):
object=re.compile("^([ ]*)main\(").search(file[i])
# Special hack to support patching of update
object2=re.compile("^([ ]*).*=[ ]*main\(").search(file[i])
if object:
print "Patching " + script
file.insert(i,
object.group(1) + "CheckFixUid.CheckFixUid()\n")
patched=1
break
if object2:
print "Patching " + script
file.insert(i,
object2.group(1) + "CheckFixUid.CheckFixUid()\n")
patched=1
break
if patched==0:
print "Warning, file "+script+" couldn't be patched."
print "If you use it, mailman may not function properly"
else:
filefd=open(script, "w")
filefd.writelines(file)
main(sys.argv)
