#!/usr/bin/env python # mkapachepw.py # Generate Apache-Compatible Password And Group Files # From Unix System Passwords And Groups. # # Copyright (c) 2005 TundraWare Inc. All Rights Reserved. # For Updates See: http://www.tundraware.com/Software/mkapachepw # Program Information PROGNAME = "mkapachepw" RCSID = "$Id: mkapachepw.py,v 1.121 2005/04/12 07:10:35 root Exp $" VERSION = RCSID.split()[2] # Copyright Information CPRT = "(c)" DATE = "2005" OWNER = "TundraWare Inc." RIGHTS = "All Rights Reserved" COPYRIGHT = "Copyright %s %s %s %s. " % (CPRT, DATE, OWNER, RIGHTS) #----------------------------------------------------------# # Variables User Might Change # #----------------------------------------------------------# BOGUSID = 100000 # Fake GID/UID used when external files GRFILE = "./.htgroups" # Group output file USRFILE = "./.htusers" # User output file STARTUID = 100 # User IDs below this ignored STARTGID = 100 # Group IDS below this ignored #------------------- Nothing Below Here Should Need Changing ------------------# #----------------------------------------------------------# # Imports # #----------------------------------------------------------# import getopt import grp import os import pwd from socket import getfqdn import sys import time #----------------------------------------------------------# # Aliases & Redefinitions # #----------------------------------------------------------# #----------------------------------------------------------# # Constants & Literals # #----------------------------------------------------------# ##### # Constants ##### ##### # Literals ##### CMDLINE = "# Command Line: %s\n" % " ".join(sys.argv) TIMESTAMP = "# Created By %s %s On %s At %s\n" % (PROGNAME, VERSION, getfqdn(), time.asctime()) GID = 'GID' GROUP = 'Group' UID = 'UID' USER = 'User' #----------------------------------------------------------# # Prompts, & Application Strings # #----------------------------------------------------------# ##### # Error And Warning Messages ##### eABORT = "Aborting ..." eERROR = "ERROR" eFILEOPEN = "Cannot Open File '%s'." eINVALIDID = "'%s' Is An Invalid %s ID." eINVALIDNAME = "'%s' Is An Invalid %s Name." eINVALIDSTART = "Invalid Starting %s, '%s' - Must Be An Integer Value." eNOPREFIX = "'%s' Must Be Prefixed With '+' or '-' To Indicate Desired Action." wCOLLIDE = "'%s' Entry In %s Conflicts With Entry Already In %s List." wOVERWRITE = "Overwriting..." wWARNING = "WARNING" ##### # Usage Prompts ##### uTable = [PROGNAME + " " + VERSION + " - %s\n" % COPYRIGHT, "usage: " + PROGNAME + " [-sGUguIicqOohv]", " where,", " -s do not process system password/group files (default: process these files)", " -G list of groups to include (+group | +GID) or exclude (-group | -GID) (default: none)", " -U list of users to include (+user | + UID) or exclude (-user | -UID) (default: none)", " -g # smallest GID to include in output (default: 100)", " -u # smallest UID to include in output (default: 100)", " -I file include file containing other group information (default: none)", " -i file include file containing other user information (default: none)", " -c do not permit entries to be overwritten (default: allow - only warn)", " -q quiet mode - suppresses warning messages", " -O file group file name, - selects stdout (default: ./.htgroups)", " -o file user file name, - selects stdout (default: ./.htusers)", " -h print this help information", " -v print detailed version information", ] #----------------------------------------------------------# # Global Variables & Data Structures # #----------------------------------------------------------# enumerated = [] # Place to store command line in/exclude enumerations includes = [] # Place to store names of files to include groups = {} # Place to store group information users = {} # Place to store user information ALLOWCOLLISIONS = True # Allow entries to overwrite each other (with warning) QUIET = False # Suppress display of warning messages SYSFILES = True # Flag to enable/disable inclusion of system group/pw #--------------------------- Code Begins Here ---------------------------------# #----------------------------------------------------------# # Object Base Class Definitions # #----------------------------------------------------------# #----------------------------------------------------------# # Supporting Function Definitions # #----------------------------------------------------------# ##### # Print An Error Message ##### def ErrorMsg(emsg, Warning=False, Action=eABORT): if Warning: if QUIET: # Quiet mode suppresses warning messages return prompt = wWARNING else: prompt = eERROR print PROGNAME + " " + VERSION + " " + prompt + ": " + emsg + " " + Action # End of 'ErrorMsg()' ##### # Print Usage Information ##### def Usage(): for line in uTable: print line # End of 'Usage()' ##### # Process An Enumerated List Of Groups/Users To Include Or Exclude. # # The 'items' argument must be a string with the names or numbers to # process, with a '-' or '+' prepended to indicate Delete or Add, # respectively. ##### def ProcessEnumeratedList(items, lookup, name): if name == GROUP: master = groups else: master = users for item in items.split(): orig = item # Verify argument is in correct format and determine type of # operation desired. if item[0] == '-': additem = False elif item[0] == '+': additem = True else: ErrorMsg(eNOPREFIX % item) sys.exit(2) item = item[1:] # We just need the item Name/ID portion # Convert GIDs and UIDs to names first try: item = int(item) # Handle the case where the ID does not exist try: item = lookup(item)[0] except: ErrorMsg(eINVALIDID % (orig[1:], name)) sys.exit(2) # If not, assume it is a name and look it up except ValueError: # Make sure it even exists if item not in master: ErrorMsg(eINVALIDNAME % (item, name)) sys.exit(2) # Do the actual in/exclusion # Include if additem: master[item][2] = True # Mark entry as protected # Exclude else: del master[item] # End of 'ProcessEnumeratedList()' ##### # Read A File Into A Local List, Stripping Newlines, And # Suppressing Blank Lines ##### def ReadFile(filename): temp = [] try: f = open(filename) for l in f.readlines(): if l[-1] == '\n': # Get rid of trailing newlines l = l[:-1] l = l.split('#')[0].strip() # Get rid of comments if l: # Add any non-blank lines name, members = l.split(':') members = members.split() temp.append([name, members]) f.close() except: ErrorMsg(eFILEOPEN % filename) sys.exit(1) return temp # End of 'ReadFile()' #----------------------------------------------------------# # Program Entry Point # #----------------------------------------------------------# ##### # Command line processing - Process any options set in the # environment first, and then those given on the command line ##### OPTIONS = sys.argv[1:] envopt = os.getenv(PROGNAME.upper()) if envopt: OPTIONS = envopt.split() + OPTIONS try: opts, args = getopt.getopt(OPTIONS, '-sG:U:g:u:I:i:cqO:o:hv') except getopt.GetoptError: Usage() sys.exit(1) # This command line accepts no args if args: Usage() sys.exit(1) for opt, val in opts: if opt == "-s": SYSFILES = False if opt == "-G": enumerated.append([val, grp.getgrgid, GROUP]) if opt == "-U": enumerated.append([val, pwd.getpwuid, USER]) if opt == "-g": try: STARTGID=int(val) except: ErrorMsg(eINVALIDSTART % (GID, val)) sys.exit(1) if opt == "-u": try: STARTUID=int(val) except: ErrorMsg(eINVALIDSTART % (UID, val)) sys.exit(1) if opt == "-I": includes.append([val, groups]) if opt == "-i": includes.append([val, users]) if opt == "-c": ALLOWCOLLISIONS = False if opt == "-q": QUIET = True if opt == "-O": GRFILE = val if opt == "-o": USRFILE = val if opt == "-h": Usage() sys.exit(0) if opt == "-v": print RCSID sys.exit(0) ##### # Build List Of System Groups And Users ##### # Can be suppressed with the -s command line argument if SYSFILES: Protected = False ##### # Build List Of Groups ##### for group in grp.getgrall(): gname, gpw, gid, gmembers = group[:4] groups[gname] = [gid, [], Protected] for member in gmembers: groups[gname][1].append(member) ##### # Build A List Of Users ##### for user in pwd.getpwall(): uname, pw, uid, gid = user[:4] gname = grp.getgrgid(gid)[0] users[uname] = [uid, pw, Protected] if uname not in groups[gname][1]: groups[gname][1].append(uname) ##### # Process Included Files ##### for include in includes: # Read the file into a temporary list filename, db = include[:] temp = ReadFile(filename) # Add each entry to the appropriate in-memory database for entry in temp: # Group entries have a list of members if db == groups: members = entry[1] name = GROUP # User entries have a single password else: members = entry[1][0] name = USER # See if this entry will overwrite an existing one # If it will, warn if collisions are permitted # Error out otherwise if entry[0] in db: if ALLOWCOLLISIONS: ErrorMsg(wCOLLIDE % (entry[0], filename, name), Warning=True, Action=wOVERWRITE) else: ErrorMsg(wCOLLIDE % (entry[0], filename, name)) sys.exit(4) db[entry[0]] = [BOGUSID, members, False] ##### # Process Any Enumerated Inclusions/Exclusions ##### for enum in enumerated: ProcessEnumeratedList(*enum) ##### # Write Out The Files ##### # Files Should Be Read-Only os.umask(0377) # Group File try: if GRFILE == '-': grfile = sys.stdout else: grfile = open(GRFILE, "w") except: ErrorMsg(eFILEOPEN % GRFILE) sys.exit(3) grfile.write(TIMESTAMP) grfile.write(CMDLINE) # Write out groups if they are either protected or >= specified starting ID gnames = groups.keys() gnames.sort() for gname in gnames: if (groups[gname][2]) or (groups[gname][0] >= STARTGID): grfile.write("%s: %s\n" % (gname, " ".join(groups[gname][1]))) grfile.close() # Password File try: if USRFILE == '-': pwfile = sys.stdout else: pwfile = open(USRFILE, "w") except: ErrorMsg(eFILEOPEN % USRFILE) sys.exit(3) pwfile.write(TIMESTAMP) pwfile.write(CMDLINE) # Write out users if they are either protected or >= specified starting ID # Unless explicitly protected, any account that has '*' as a password # (thus indicating it does not support login), will be suppressed. unames = users.keys() unames.sort() for uname in unames: if (users[uname][2]) or ((users[uname][0] >= STARTUID) and (users[uname][1] != '*')): pwfile.write("%s:%s\n" % (uname, users[uname][1])) pwfile.close()