Stefan Caraiman 8e5fff7016
Improve MIME multipart userdata handling
The 'exec_file' will now try to check for the headers inside the file, in
case that it doesn't recognize the format or no format has been provided.
Also the processing part of the user data now checks if the 'Content-Type' is
in the file instead of checking if the file starts with the header, in
order to comply with RFC2045.

Change-Id: I53fda9f5c17f35cb35d93a86434ecc4c7c579802
Closes-Bug: #1623393
Closes-Bug: #1672222
2017-03-13 15:57:46 +02:00

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import collections
import os
import re
from oslo_log import log as oslo_logging
from cloudbaseinit.plugins.common import execcmd
LOG = oslo_logging.getLogger(__name__)
_Script = collections.namedtuple('Script', ['extension', 'script_type',
'executor'])
_SCRIPTS = (
_Script(extension='cmd', executor=execcmd.Shell,
script_type=re.compile(br'^rem\s+cmd\s')),
_Script(script_type=re.compile(br'^#!\s*/usr/bin/env\s+python\s'),
extension='py', executor=execcmd.Python),
_Script(extension='exe', script_type=None, executor=execcmd.Shell),
_Script(extension='sh', script_type=re.compile(br'^#!'),
executor=execcmd.Bash),
_Script(extension='ps1', executor=execcmd.PowershellSysnative,
script_type=re.compile(br'^#(ps1|ps1_sysnative)\s')),
_Script(extension=None, executor=execcmd.Powershell,
script_type=re.compile(br'^#ps1_x86\s')),
_Script(extension=None, executor=execcmd.EC2Config,
script_type=re.compile(br'</?(script|powershell)>')))
def _get_command(data, is_path=False):
"""Returns a specific command executor if the data type is found.
:param data: It can be either a file or content of user_data type.
:param is_path: Determines whether :data: is a file path or it
contains the user_data content.
:rtype: An `execcmd` command type or `None`.
.. note :: In case the data doesn't have a valid extension or
header, it will return `None`.
"""
if is_path:
extension = os.path.splitext(data)[1][1:].lower()
for script in _SCRIPTS:
if extension == script.extension:
return script.executor(data)
with open(data, 'rb') as file_handler:
file_handler.seek(0)
user_data = file_handler.read()
else:
user_data = data
for script in _SCRIPTS:
if script.script_type and script.script_type.search(user_data):
return script.executor.from_data(user_data)
return None
def get_command(data):
return _get_command(data)
def get_command_from_path(path):
return _get_command(path, is_path=True)
def execute_user_data_script(user_data):
ret_val = 0
out = err = None
command = get_command(user_data)
if not command:
LOG.warning('Unsupported user_data format')
return ret_val
try:
out, err, ret_val = command.execute()
except Exception as exc:
LOG.warning('An error occurred during user_data execution: \'%s\'',
exc)
else:
LOG.debug('User_data stdout:\n%s', out)
LOG.debug('User_data stderr:\n%s', err)
LOG.info('User_data script ended with return code: %d', ret_val)
return ret_val