require_relative '../../../lib/varnish/lib/cartodb-varnish' require_relative '../user' require_relative 'user_table' module CartoDB class TablePrivacyManager def initialize(table) @table = table end def apply_privacy_change(metadata_table, old_privacy, privacy_changed = false) if @table.table_visualization affected_entities = [@table.table_visualization] + metadata_table.affected_visualizations @table.map.save # Separate on purpose as if fails here no need to revert visualizations' privacy revertable_privacy_change(metadata_table, old_privacy) do # Map saving actually doesn't changes privacy, but to keep on same reverting logic @table.map.save set_from_table_privacy(@table.privacy) end revertable_privacy_change(metadata_table, old_privacy, affected_entities) do propagate_to([@table.table_visualization]) notify_privacy_affected_entities(metadata_table) if privacy_changed end end end def set_from_visualization(visualization) set_public if visualization.public? set_public_with_link_only if visualization.public_with_link? set_private if visualization.private? || visualization.organization? table.update(privacy: privacy) self end def update_cdb_tablemetadata table.update_cdb_tablemetadata end private attr_reader :table attr_accessor :privacy def set_from_table_privacy(table_privacy) case table_privacy when Carto::UserTable::PRIVACY_PUBLIC set_public when Carto::UserTable::PRIVACY_LINK set_public_with_link_only else set_private end end # Propagation flow: Table -> Table PrivacyManager -> Visualization -> Visualization NamedMap def propagate_to(visualizations, table_privacy_changed = false) visualizations.each do |visualization| if visualization.type == CartoDB::Visualization::Member::TYPE_CANONICAL # Each table has a canonical visualization which must have privacy synced visualization.privacy = Carto::UserTable::PRIVACY_VALUES_TO_TEXTS[privacy] visualization.store_using_table(table_privacy_changed) else visualization.invalidate_cache end end self end def set_public self.privacy = Carto::UserTable::PRIVACY_PUBLIC Carto::TableAndFriends.apply(owner.in_database, owner.database_schema, table.name) do |schema, table_name| set_database_permissions(grant_query(schema, table_name)) end self end def set_private self.privacy = Carto::UserTable::PRIVACY_PRIVATE Carto::TableAndFriends.apply(owner.in_database, owner.database_schema, table.name) do |schema, table_name| set_database_permissions(revoke_query(schema, table_name)) end self end def set_public_with_link_only self.privacy = Carto::UserTable::PRIVACY_LINK Carto::TableAndFriends.apply(owner.in_database, owner.database_schema, table.name) do |schema, table_name| set_database_permissions(grant_query(schema, table_name)) end self end def owner @owner ||= ::User.where(id: table.user_id).first end def set_database_permissions(query) owner.in_database(as: :superuser).run(query) end def revoke_query(schema, table_name) %{ REVOKE SELECT ON #{fully_qualified_table_name(schema, table_name)} FROM #{CartoDB::PUBLIC_DB_USER} } end def grant_query(schema, table_name) %{ GRANT SELECT ON #{fully_qualified_table_name(schema, table_name)} TO #{CartoDB::PUBLIC_DB_USER}; } end def revertable_privacy_change(metadata_table, old_privacy = nil, entities = []) yield rescue StandardError => exception CartoDB.notify_exception(exception, user_id: metadata_table.user_id, table_id: metadata_table.id) revert_to_previous_privacy(metadata_table, old_privacy, entities) raise exception end def revert_to_previous_privacy(metadata_table, old_privacy, additional_revert_targets = []) return unless old_privacy set_from_table_privacy(old_privacy) errors = [] additional_revert_targets.each do |visualization| begin propagate_to([visualization]) rescue StandardError => exception # Can't do much more, just let remaining ones finish errors << exception end end if !errors.empty? CartoDB.notify_error("Errors reverting Table privacy", user_id: metadata_table.user_id, table_id: metadata_table.id, errors: errors) end end def notify_privacy_affected_entities(metadata_table) propagate_to(metadata_table.affected_visualizations, true) update_cdb_tablemetadata end def fully_qualified_table_name(schema, table_name) %{"#{schema}"."#{table_name}"} end end end