#!/usr/bin/env perl # Copyright (c) 2013-2014 SUSE LLC # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or # modify it under the terms of version 3 of the GNU General Public License as # published by the Free Software Foundation. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, contact SUSE LLC. # # To contact SUSE about this file by physical or electronic mail, # you may find current contact information at www.suse.com use strict; use warnings; use FileHandle; my $local_passwd_path = shift; my $local_shadow_path = shift; my $local_group_path = shift; my $fh = FileHandle->new; my @existing_passwd_entries = []; if($fh->open("< $local_passwd_path")) { @existing_passwd_entries = <$fh>; $fh->close; } my @existing_shadow_entries = []; if($fh->open("< $local_shadow_path")) { @existing_shadow_entries = <$fh>; $fh->close; } my @existing_group_entries = []; if($fh->open("< $local_group_path")) { @existing_group_entries = <$fh>; $fh->close; } # This array contains arrays of the new passwd and shadow entries, e.g. # ( # ["svn:x:482:476:user for Apache Subversion svnserve:/srv/svn:/sbin/nologin", "svn:!:16058::::::"], # ["nscd:x:484:478:User for nscd:/var/run/nscd:/sbin/nologin", "nscd:!:16058::::::"] # ) my @new_passwd_entries = ( <%= passwd_entries %> ); # This array contains the new group entries, e.g.: # ( # "ntp:x:102:", # "at:x:103:" # ) my @new_group_entries = ( <%= group_entries %> ); # Takes a passwd entry as the argument and replaces the uid with an id that is # not already used in the existing passwd file sub fix_ids { my $passwd_entry = shift; my @fields = split(/:/x, $passwd_entry); my $uid = $fields[2]; my $gid = $fields[3]; while(grep { /^[^:]*:[^:]*:$uid:/x } @existing_passwd_entries) { $uid = $uid + 1; } $passwd_entry =~ s/^([^:]*:[^:]*):\d+:/$1:$uid:/x; return $passwd_entry; } # Takes a group entry as the argument and replaces the uid with an id that is # not already used in the existing group file sub fix_group_id { my $group = shift; my @fields = split(/:/x, $group); my $original_gid = $fields[2]; my $gid = $original_gid; while(grep { /^[^:]*:[^:]*:$gid:/x } @existing_group_entries) { $gid = $gid + 1; } $group =~ s/^([^:]*:[^:]*):$original_gid:/$1:$gid:/x; # Also update the gid in the list of new passwd entries foreach my $entry_ref (@new_passwd_entries) { $entry_ref->[0] =~ s/^([^:]*:[^:]*:[^:]*):$original_gid:/$1:$gid:/x; } return $group; } # Takes two comma-separated lists and merges them. Duplicates are removed. sub merge_group_users { my $a = $_[0] // ""; my $b = $_[1] // ""; chomp($a); chomp($b); my @users = (split(",", $a), split(",", $b)); #remove duplicate entries my %hash = (); foreach my $item (@users) { $hash{$item} = ''; } @users = sort keys %hash; return join(",", @users); } # Iterate over the new group entries and fix ids where necessary. # # If the group already exists on the system the group is not added again, but the # new passwd entries that reference this group are adjusted to the other gid. # # If the group does not exist yet, the group is appended to /etc/group. If # necessary, the gid will be adjusted to not conflict with the existing ones. my %gid_changes = (); foreach my $entry (@new_group_entries) { my @fields = split(/:/x, $entry); my $id = $fields[0]; my $gid = $fields[2]; my @match = grep { /^$id:.*/x } @existing_group_entries; if(scalar @match > 0) { print "Group match: $match[0]\n"; my @original_fields = split(/:/x, $match[0]); my $original_gid = $original_fields[2]; # Store all gid transformations in the %gid_changes hash $gid_changes{$gid} = $original_gid; # Update existing entry with the new attributes $fields[2] = $original_gid; my $users = merge_group_users($original_fields[3], $fields[3]); $entry =~ s/^([^:]*:[^:]*):.*/$1:$original_gid:$users/x; foreach my $group_ref (@existing_group_entries) { $group_ref =~ s/\Q$match[0]\E/$entry/x; } } else { print "No match for group ", $id, " (", $entry,")\n"; my $fixed_entry = fix_group_id($entry); print " -> Writing: ", $fixed_entry, "\n"; push(@existing_group_entries, $fixed_entry); } } # Apply all gid transformations to the list of new passwd entries foreach my $entry_ref (@new_passwd_entries) { my @fields = split(/:/x, $entry_ref->[0]); my $gid = $fields[3]; if($gid_changes{$gid}) { $entry_ref->[0] =~ s/^([^:]*:[^:]*:[^:]*):$gid:/$1:$gid_changes{$gid}:/x; } } # Iterate over the new passwd and shadow entries and fix ids where necessary. # # If the user already exists on the system the existing uid/gid is reused. # # If the user does not exist yet it is appended to /etc/passwd and /etc/shadow # with a uid that does not conflict. foreach my $entry (@new_passwd_entries) { my @fields = split(/:/x, @$entry[0]); my $id = $fields[0]; my @match = grep { /^$id:.*/x } @existing_passwd_entries; if(scalar @match > 0) { my @original_fields = split(/:/x, $match[0]); my $uid = $original_fields[2]; $fields[2] = $uid; my $new_entry = join(":", @fields); foreach my $passwd_ref (@existing_passwd_entries) { $passwd_ref =~ s/\Q$match[0]\E/$new_entry/x; } if(@$entry[1]) { foreach my $shadow_ref (@existing_shadow_entries) { $shadow_ref =~ s/^$id.*/@$entry[1]/x; } } } else { print "No match for user $id (@$entry[0])\n"; my $fixed_entry = fix_ids(@$entry[0]); print " ->Writing: ", $fixed_entry, "\n"; push(@existing_passwd_entries, $fixed_entry); if(@$entry[1]) { push(@existing_shadow_entries, @$entry[1]); } } } # Write final lists to files if($fh->open("> $local_passwd_path")) { foreach(@existing_passwd_entries) { chomp; $fh->print("$_\n"); } $fh->close; } if($fh->open("> $local_shadow_path")) { foreach(@existing_shadow_entries) { chomp; $fh->print("$_\n"); } $fh->close; } if($fh->open("> $local_group_path")) { foreach(@existing_group_entries) { chomp; $fh->print("$_\n"); } $fh->close; }