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fortify/internal/app/share.runtime.go

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app: clean up interactions and handle all application state and setup/teardown There was an earlier attempt of cleaning up the app package however it ended up creating even more of a mess and the code structure largely still looked like Ego with state setup scattered everywhere and a bunch of ugly hacks had to be implemented to keep track of all of them. In this commit the entire app package is rewritten to track everything that has to do with an app in one thread safe value. In anticipation of the client/server split also made changes: - Console messages are cleaned up to be consistent - State tracking is fully rewritten to be cleaner and usable for multiple process and client/server - Encapsulate errors to easier identify type of action causing the error as well as additional info - System-level setup operations is grouped in a way that can be collectively committed/reverted and gracefully handles errors returned by each operation - Resource sharing is made more fine-grained with PID-scoped resources whenever possible, a few remnants (X11, Wayland, PulseAudio) will be addressed when a generic proxy is available - Application setup takes a JSON-friendly config struct and deterministically generates system setup operations Signed-off-by: Ophestra Umiker <cat@ophivana.moe>
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package app
import (
"path"
"git.ophivana.moe/cat/fortify/acl"
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"git.ophivana.moe/cat/fortify/helper/bwrap"
app: tag ACL operations for revert ACL operations are now tagged with the enablement causing them. At the end of child process's life, enablements of all remaining launchers are resolved and inverted. This allows Wait to only revert operations targeting resources no longer required by other launchers. Signed-off-by: Ophestra Umiker <cat@ophivana.moe>
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"git.ophivana.moe/cat/fortify/internal/state"
app: clean up interactions and handle all application state and setup/teardown There was an earlier attempt of cleaning up the app package however it ended up creating even more of a mess and the code structure largely still looked like Ego with state setup scattered everywhere and a bunch of ugly hacks had to be implemented to keep track of all of them. In this commit the entire app package is rewritten to track everything that has to do with an app in one thread safe value. In anticipation of the client/server split also made changes: - Console messages are cleaned up to be consistent - State tracking is fully rewritten to be cleaner and usable for multiple process and client/server - Encapsulate errors to easier identify type of action causing the error as well as additional info - System-level setup operations is grouped in a way that can be collectively committed/reverted and gracefully handles errors returned by each operation - Resource sharing is made more fine-grained with PID-scoped resources whenever possible, a few remnants (X11, Wayland, PulseAudio) will be addressed when a generic proxy is available - Application setup takes a JSON-friendly config struct and deterministically generates system setup operations Signed-off-by: Ophestra Umiker <cat@ophivana.moe>
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)
const (
xdgRuntimeDir = "XDG_RUNTIME_DIR"
xdgSessionClass = "XDG_SESSION_CLASS"
xdgSessionType = "XDG_SESSION_TYPE"
)
// shareRuntime queues actions for sharing/ensuring the runtime and share directories
func (seal *appSeal) shareRuntime() {
app: integrate bwrap into environment setup Signed-off-by: Ophestra Umiker <cat@ophivana.moe>
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// mount tmpfs on inner runtime (e.g. `/run/user/%d`)
seal.sys.bwrap.Tmpfs = append(seal.sys.bwrap.Tmpfs,
bwrap.PermConfig[bwrap.TmpfsConfig]{
Path: bwrap.TmpfsConfig{
Size: 1 * 1024 * 1024,
Dir: "/run/user",
},
},
bwrap.PermConfig[bwrap.TmpfsConfig]{
Path: bwrap.TmpfsConfig{
Size: 8 * 1024 * 1024,
Dir: seal.sys.runtime,
},
},
)
app: clean up interactions and handle all application state and setup/teardown There was an earlier attempt of cleaning up the app package however it ended up creating even more of a mess and the code structure largely still looked like Ego with state setup scattered everywhere and a bunch of ugly hacks had to be implemented to keep track of all of them. In this commit the entire app package is rewritten to track everything that has to do with an app in one thread safe value. In anticipation of the client/server split also made changes: - Console messages are cleaned up to be consistent - State tracking is fully rewritten to be cleaner and usable for multiple process and client/server - Encapsulate errors to easier identify type of action causing the error as well as additional info - System-level setup operations is grouped in a way that can be collectively committed/reverted and gracefully handles errors returned by each operation - Resource sharing is made more fine-grained with PID-scoped resources whenever possible, a few remnants (X11, Wayland, PulseAudio) will be addressed when a generic proxy is available - Application setup takes a JSON-friendly config struct and deterministically generates system setup operations Signed-off-by: Ophestra Umiker <cat@ophivana.moe>
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// ensure RunDir (e.g. `/run/user/%d/fortify`)
seal.sys.ensure(seal.RunDirPath, 0700)
app: tag ACL operations for revert ACL operations are now tagged with the enablement causing them. At the end of child process's life, enablements of all remaining launchers are resolved and inverted. This allows Wait to only revert operations targeting resources no longer required by other launchers. Signed-off-by: Ophestra Umiker <cat@ophivana.moe>
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seal.sys.updatePermTag(state.EnableLength, seal.RunDirPath, acl.Execute)
app: clean up interactions and handle all application state and setup/teardown There was an earlier attempt of cleaning up the app package however it ended up creating even more of a mess and the code structure largely still looked like Ego with state setup scattered everywhere and a bunch of ugly hacks had to be implemented to keep track of all of them. In this commit the entire app package is rewritten to track everything that has to do with an app in one thread safe value. In anticipation of the client/server split also made changes: - Console messages are cleaned up to be consistent - State tracking is fully rewritten to be cleaner and usable for multiple process and client/server - Encapsulate errors to easier identify type of action causing the error as well as additional info - System-level setup operations is grouped in a way that can be collectively committed/reverted and gracefully handles errors returned by each operation - Resource sharing is made more fine-grained with PID-scoped resources whenever possible, a few remnants (X11, Wayland, PulseAudio) will be addressed when a generic proxy is available - Application setup takes a JSON-friendly config struct and deterministically generates system setup operations Signed-off-by: Ophestra Umiker <cat@ophivana.moe>
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// ensure runtime directory ACL (e.g. `/run/user/%d`)
app: tag ACL operations for revert ACL operations are now tagged with the enablement causing them. At the end of child process's life, enablements of all remaining launchers are resolved and inverted. This allows Wait to only revert operations targeting resources no longer required by other launchers. Signed-off-by: Ophestra Umiker <cat@ophivana.moe>
2024-10-10 14:33:58 +09:00
seal.sys.updatePermTag(state.EnableLength, seal.RuntimePath, acl.Execute)
app: clean up interactions and handle all application state and setup/teardown There was an earlier attempt of cleaning up the app package however it ended up creating even more of a mess and the code structure largely still looked like Ego with state setup scattered everywhere and a bunch of ugly hacks had to be implemented to keep track of all of them. In this commit the entire app package is rewritten to track everything that has to do with an app in one thread safe value. In anticipation of the client/server split also made changes: - Console messages are cleaned up to be consistent - State tracking is fully rewritten to be cleaner and usable for multiple process and client/server - Encapsulate errors to easier identify type of action causing the error as well as additional info - System-level setup operations is grouped in a way that can be collectively committed/reverted and gracefully handles errors returned by each operation - Resource sharing is made more fine-grained with PID-scoped resources whenever possible, a few remnants (X11, Wayland, PulseAudio) will be addressed when a generic proxy is available - Application setup takes a JSON-friendly config struct and deterministically generates system setup operations Signed-off-by: Ophestra Umiker <cat@ophivana.moe>
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// ensure Share (e.g. `/tmp/fortify.%d`)
// acl is unnecessary as this directory is world executable
seal.sys.ensure(seal.SharePath, 0701)
// ensure process-specific share (e.g. `/tmp/fortify.%d/%s`)
// acl is unnecessary as this directory is world executable
seal.share = path.Join(seal.SharePath, seal.id.String())
seal.sys.ensureEphemeral(seal.share, 0701)
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// ensure process-specific share local to XDG_RUNTIME_DIR (e.g. `/run/user/%d/fortify/%s`)
seal.shareLocal = path.Join(seal.RunDirPath, seal.id.String())
seal.sys.ensureEphemeral(seal.shareLocal, 0700)
seal.sys.updatePerm(seal.shareLocal, acl.Execute)
app: clean up interactions and handle all application state and setup/teardown There was an earlier attempt of cleaning up the app package however it ended up creating even more of a mess and the code structure largely still looked like Ego with state setup scattered everywhere and a bunch of ugly hacks had to be implemented to keep track of all of them. In this commit the entire app package is rewritten to track everything that has to do with an app in one thread safe value. In anticipation of the client/server split also made changes: - Console messages are cleaned up to be consistent - State tracking is fully rewritten to be cleaner and usable for multiple process and client/server - Encapsulate errors to easier identify type of action causing the error as well as additional info - System-level setup operations is grouped in a way that can be collectively committed/reverted and gracefully handles errors returned by each operation - Resource sharing is made more fine-grained with PID-scoped resources whenever possible, a few remnants (X11, Wayland, PulseAudio) will be addressed when a generic proxy is available - Application setup takes a JSON-friendly config struct and deterministically generates system setup operations Signed-off-by: Ophestra Umiker <cat@ophivana.moe>
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}
func (seal *appSeal) shareRuntimeChild() string {
// ensure child runtime parent directory (e.g. `/tmp/fortify.%d/runtime`)
targetRuntimeParent := path.Join(seal.SharePath, "runtime")
seal.sys.ensure(targetRuntimeParent, 0700)
app: tag ACL operations for revert ACL operations are now tagged with the enablement causing them. At the end of child process's life, enablements of all remaining launchers are resolved and inverted. This allows Wait to only revert operations targeting resources no longer required by other launchers. Signed-off-by: Ophestra Umiker <cat@ophivana.moe>
2024-10-10 14:33:58 +09:00
seal.sys.updatePermTag(state.EnableLength, targetRuntimeParent, acl.Execute)
app: clean up interactions and handle all application state and setup/teardown There was an earlier attempt of cleaning up the app package however it ended up creating even more of a mess and the code structure largely still looked like Ego with state setup scattered everywhere and a bunch of ugly hacks had to be implemented to keep track of all of them. In this commit the entire app package is rewritten to track everything that has to do with an app in one thread safe value. In anticipation of the client/server split also made changes: - Console messages are cleaned up to be consistent - State tracking is fully rewritten to be cleaner and usable for multiple process and client/server - Encapsulate errors to easier identify type of action causing the error as well as additional info - System-level setup operations is grouped in a way that can be collectively committed/reverted and gracefully handles errors returned by each operation - Resource sharing is made more fine-grained with PID-scoped resources whenever possible, a few remnants (X11, Wayland, PulseAudio) will be addressed when a generic proxy is available - Application setup takes a JSON-friendly config struct and deterministically generates system setup operations Signed-off-by: Ophestra Umiker <cat@ophivana.moe>
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// ensure child runtime directory (e.g. `/tmp/fortify.%d/runtime/%d`)
targetRuntime := path.Join(targetRuntimeParent, seal.sys.Uid)
seal.sys.ensure(targetRuntime, 0700)
app: tag ACL operations for revert ACL operations are now tagged with the enablement causing them. At the end of child process's life, enablements of all remaining launchers are resolved and inverted. This allows Wait to only revert operations targeting resources no longer required by other launchers. Signed-off-by: Ophestra Umiker <cat@ophivana.moe>
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seal.sys.updatePermTag(state.EnableLength, targetRuntime, acl.Read, acl.Write, acl.Execute)
app: clean up interactions and handle all application state and setup/teardown There was an earlier attempt of cleaning up the app package however it ended up creating even more of a mess and the code structure largely still looked like Ego with state setup scattered everywhere and a bunch of ugly hacks had to be implemented to keep track of all of them. In this commit the entire app package is rewritten to track everything that has to do with an app in one thread safe value. In anticipation of the client/server split also made changes: - Console messages are cleaned up to be consistent - State tracking is fully rewritten to be cleaner and usable for multiple process and client/server - Encapsulate errors to easier identify type of action causing the error as well as additional info - System-level setup operations is grouped in a way that can be collectively committed/reverted and gracefully handles errors returned by each operation - Resource sharing is made more fine-grained with PID-scoped resources whenever possible, a few remnants (X11, Wayland, PulseAudio) will be addressed when a generic proxy is available - Application setup takes a JSON-friendly config struct and deterministically generates system setup operations Signed-off-by: Ophestra Umiker <cat@ophivana.moe>
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// point to ensured runtime path
app: integrate bwrap into environment setup Signed-off-by: Ophestra Umiker <cat@ophivana.moe>
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seal.sys.setEnv(xdgRuntimeDir, targetRuntime)
seal.sys.setEnv(xdgSessionClass, "user")
seal.sys.setEnv(xdgSessionType, "tty")
app: clean up interactions and handle all application state and setup/teardown There was an earlier attempt of cleaning up the app package however it ended up creating even more of a mess and the code structure largely still looked like Ego with state setup scattered everywhere and a bunch of ugly hacks had to be implemented to keep track of all of them. In this commit the entire app package is rewritten to track everything that has to do with an app in one thread safe value. In anticipation of the client/server split also made changes: - Console messages are cleaned up to be consistent - State tracking is fully rewritten to be cleaner and usable for multiple process and client/server - Encapsulate errors to easier identify type of action causing the error as well as additional info - System-level setup operations is grouped in a way that can be collectively committed/reverted and gracefully handles errors returned by each operation - Resource sharing is made more fine-grained with PID-scoped resources whenever possible, a few remnants (X11, Wayland, PulseAudio) will be addressed when a generic proxy is available - Application setup takes a JSON-friendly config struct and deterministically generates system setup operations Signed-off-by: Ophestra Umiker <cat@ophivana.moe>
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return targetRuntime
}