#!/bin/bash

set -euo pipefail

. $(dirname $0)/libtest.sh
if [ -e "${test_builddir}/.libs/libpreload.so" ]; then
    install "${test_builddir}/.libs/libpreload.so" "${test_tmpdir}"
else
    install "${test_builddir}/libpreload.so" "${test_tmpdir}"
fi

skip_revokefs_without_fuse

reset_overrides () {
    ${FLATPAK} override --user --reset org.test.Hello
    ${FLATPAK} override --user --show org.test.Hello > info
    assert_file_empty info
}

echo "1..18"

setup_repo
install_repo

reset_overrides

${FLATPAK} override --user --socket=wayland org.test.Hello
${FLATPAK} override --user --nosocket=ssh-auth org.test.Hello
${FLATPAK} override --user --show org.test.Hello > override

assert_file_has_content override "^\[Context\]$"
assert_file_has_content override "^sockets=wayland;!ssh-auth;$"

ok "override --socket"

reset_overrides

${FLATPAK} override --user --device=dri org.test.Hello
${FLATPAK} override --user --nodevice=kvm org.test.Hello
${FLATPAK} override --user --show org.test.Hello > override

assert_file_has_content override "^\[Context\]$"
assert_file_has_content override "^devices=dri;!kvm;$"

ok "override --device"

reset_overrides

${FLATPAK} override --user --share=network org.test.Hello
${FLATPAK} override --user --unshare=ipc org.test.Hello
${FLATPAK} override --user --show org.test.Hello > override

assert_file_has_content override "^\[Context\]$"
assert_file_has_content override "^shared=network;!ipc;$"

ok "override --share"

reset_overrides

${FLATPAK} override --user --allow=multiarch org.test.Hello
${FLATPAK} override --user --disallow=bluetooth org.test.Hello
${FLATPAK} override --user --show org.test.Hello > override

assert_file_has_content override "^\[Context\]$"
assert_file_has_content override "^features=multiarch;!bluetooth;$"

ok "override --allow"

reset_overrides

${FLATPAK} override --user --env=FOO=BAR org.test.Hello
${FLATPAK} override --user --env=BAR= org.test.Hello
${FLATPAK} override --user --unset-env=CLEARME org.test.Hello
# --env-fd with terminating \0 (strictly as documented).
printf '%s\0' "SECRET_TOKEN=3047225e-5e38-4357-b21c-eac83b7e8ea6" > env.3
# --env-fd without terminating \0 (which we also accept).
# TMPDIR and TZDIR are filtered out by ld.so for setuid processes,
# so setting these gives us a way to verify that we can pass them through
# a setuid bwrap (without special-casing them, as we previously did for
# TMPDIR).
printf '%s\0%s' "TMPDIR=/nonexistent/tmp" "TZDIR=/nonexistent/tz" > env.4
${FLATPAK} override --user --env-fd=3 --env-fd=4 org.test.Hello \
    3<env.3 4<env.4
${FLATPAK} override --user --show org.test.Hello > override

assert_file_has_content override "^\[Environment\]$"
assert_file_has_content override "^FOO=BAR$"
assert_file_has_content override "^BAR=$"
assert_file_has_content override "^SECRET_TOKEN=3047225e-5e38-4357-b21c-eac83b7e8ea6$"
assert_file_has_content override "^TMPDIR=/nonexistent/tmp$"
assert_file_has_content override "^TZDIR=/nonexistent/tz$"
assert_file_has_content override "^unset-environment=CLEARME;$"

ok "override --env"

if skip_one_without_bwrap "sandbox environment variables"; then
  :
else
  CLEARME=wrong ${FLATPAK} run --command=bash org.test.Hello \
      -c 'echo "FOO=$FOO"; echo "BAR=${BAR-unset}"; echo "SECRET_TOKEN=$SECRET_TOKEN"; echo "TMPDIR=$TMPDIR"; echo "TZDIR=$TZDIR"; echo "CLEARME=${CLEARME-unset}"' > out
  assert_file_has_content out '^FOO=BAR$'
  assert_file_has_content out '^BAR=$'
  assert_file_has_content out '^SECRET_TOKEN=3047225e-5e38-4357-b21c-eac83b7e8ea6$'
  # The variables that would be filtered out by a setuid bwrap get set
  assert_file_has_content out '^TZDIR=/nonexistent/tz$'
  assert_file_has_content out '^TMPDIR=/nonexistent/tmp$'
  assert_file_has_content out '^CLEARME=unset$'
  ${FLATPAK} run --command=cat org.test.Hello -- /proc/1/cmdline > out
  # The secret doesn't end up in bubblewrap's cmdline where other users
  # could see it
  assert_not_file_has_content out 3047225e-5e38-4357-b21c-eac83b7e8ea6

  ok "sandbox environment variables"
fi

reset_overrides

if skip_one_without_bwrap "temporary environment variables"; then
  :
else
  ${FLATPAK} override --user --env=FOO=wrong org.test.Hello
  ${FLATPAK} override --user --unset-env=BAR org.test.Hello
  ${FLATPAK} override --user --env=SECRET_TOKEN=wrong org.test.Hello
  ${FLATPAK} override --user --env=TMPDIR=/nonexistent/wrong org.test.Hello
  ${FLATPAK} override --user --env=TZDIR=/nonexistent/wrong org.test.Hello
  ${FLATPAK} override --user --env=CLEARME=wrong org.test.Hello
  ${FLATPAK} override --user --show org.test.Hello > override

  CLEARME=also-wrong ${FLATPAK} run --command=bash \
      --filesystem="${test_tmpdir}" \
      --unset-env=CLEARME \
      --env=FOO=BAR \
      --env=BAR= \
      --env-fd=3 \
      --env-fd=4 \
      org.test.Hello \
      -c 'echo "FOO=$FOO"; echo "BAR=${BAR-unset}"; echo "SECRET_TOKEN=$SECRET_TOKEN"; echo "TMPDIR=$TMPDIR"; echo "TZDIR=$TZDIR"; echo "CLEARME=${CLEARME-unset}"' \
      3<env.3 4<env.4 > out
  # The versions from `flatpak run` overrule `flatpak override`
  assert_file_has_content out '^FOO=BAR$'
  assert_file_has_content out '^BAR=$'
  assert_file_has_content out '^SECRET_TOKEN=3047225e-5e38-4357-b21c-eac83b7e8ea6$'
  assert_file_has_content out '^TZDIR=/nonexistent/tz$'
  assert_file_has_content out '^TMPDIR=/nonexistent/tmp$'
  assert_file_has_content out '^CLEARME=unset$'
  ${FLATPAK} run --command=cat org.test.Hello -- /proc/1/cmdline > out
  # The secret doesn't end up in bubblewrap's cmdline where other users
  # could see it
  assert_not_file_has_content out 3047225e-5e38-4357-b21c-eac83b7e8ea6

  # libpreload.so will abort() if it gets loaded into the `flatpak run`
  # or `bwrap` processes, so if this succeeds, everything's OK
  ${FLATPAK} run --command=bash \
      --filesystem="${test_tmpdir}" \
      --env=LD_PRELOAD="${test_tmpdir}/libpreload.so" \
      org.test.Hello -c ''
  printf '%s\0' "LD_PRELOAD=${test_tmpdir}/libpreload.so" > env.ldpreload
  ${FLATPAK} run --command=bash \
      --filesystem="${test_tmpdir}" \
      --env-fd=3 \
      org.test.Hello -c '' 3<env.ldpreload

  ok "temporary environment variables"
fi

reset_overrides

${FLATPAK} override --user --filesystem=home org.test.Hello
${FLATPAK} override --user --filesystem=xdg-desktop/foo:create org.test.Hello
${FLATPAK} override --user --filesystem=xdg-config:ro org.test.Hello
${FLATPAK} override --user --filesystem=/media org.test.Hello
${FLATPAK} override --user --nofilesystem=xdg-documents org.test.Hello
${FLATPAK} override --user --show org.test.Hello > override

assert_file_has_content override "^\[Context\]$"
filesystems="$(sed -ne 's/^filesystems=//p' override)"
assert_semicolon_list_contains "$filesystems" "/media"
assert_not_semicolon_list_contains "$filesystems" "!/media"
assert_semicolon_list_contains "$filesystems" "home"
assert_not_semicolon_list_contains "$filesystems" "!home"
assert_not_semicolon_list_contains "$filesystems" "xdg-documents"
assert_semicolon_list_contains "$filesystems" "!xdg-documents"
assert_semicolon_list_contains "$filesystems" "xdg-desktop/foo:create"
assert_not_semicolon_list_contains "$filesystems" "!xdg-desktop/foo"
assert_not_semicolon_list_contains "$filesystems" "!xdg-desktop/foo:create"
assert_semicolon_list_contains "$filesystems" "xdg-config:ro"
assert_not_semicolon_list_contains "$filesystems" "!xdg-config"
assert_not_semicolon_list_contains "$filesystems" "!xdg-config:ro"

${FLATPAK} override --user --nofilesystem=host:reset org.test.Hello
${FLATPAK} override --user --show org.test.Hello > override
filesystems="$(sed -ne 's/^filesystems=//p' override)"
assert_not_semicolon_list_contains "$filesystems" "host"
assert_not_semicolon_list_contains "$filesystems" "host:reset"
assert_semicolon_list_contains "$filesystems" "!host"
assert_semicolon_list_contains "$filesystems" "!host:reset"
assert_not_semicolon_list_contains "$filesystems" "host-reset"
assert_not_semicolon_list_contains "$filesystems" "!host-reset"

# !host-reset is the same as !host:reset, and serializes as !host:reset
${FLATPAK} override --user --nofilesystem=host-reset org.test.Hello
${FLATPAK} override --user --show org.test.Hello > override
filesystems="$(sed -ne 's/^filesystems=//p' override)"
assert_not_semicolon_list_contains "$filesystems" "host"
assert_not_semicolon_list_contains "$filesystems" "host:reset"
assert_semicolon_list_contains "$filesystems" "!host"
assert_semicolon_list_contains "$filesystems" "!host:reset"
assert_not_semicolon_list_contains "$filesystems" "host-reset"
assert_not_semicolon_list_contains "$filesystems" "!host-reset"

# --filesystem=...:reset => error
e=0
${FLATPAK} override --user --filesystem=host:reset org.test.Hello 2>log || e=$?
assert_file_has_content log "Filesystem suffix \"reset\" only applies to --nofilesystem"
assert_not_streq "$e" 0

# --filesystem=host-reset => error
e=0
${FLATPAK} override --user --filesystem=host-reset org.test.Hello 2>log || e=$?
assert_file_has_content log "Filesystem token \"host-reset\" is only applicable for --nofilesystem"
assert_not_streq "$e" 0

# --filesystem=host-reset:suffix => error
e=0
${FLATPAK} override --user --nofilesystem=host-reset:suffix org.test.Hello 2>log || e=$?
assert_file_has_content log "Filesystem token \"host-reset\" cannot be used with a suffix"
assert_not_streq "$e" 0

# --nofilesystem=/foo:reset => error
e=0
${FLATPAK} override --user --nofilesystem=/foo:reset org.test.Hello 2>log || e=$?
assert_file_has_content log "Filesystem suffix \"reset\" can only be applied to --nofilesystem=host"
assert_not_streq "$e" 0

# --nofilesystem=...:rw => warning
# Warnings need to be made temporarily non-fatal here.
e=0
G_DEBUG= ${FLATPAK} override --user --nofilesystem=/foo:rw org.test.Hello 2>log || e=$?
assert_file_has_content log "Filesystem suffix \"rw\" is not applicable for --nofilesystem"
assert_streq "$e" 0

# --filesystem=...:bar => warning
# Warnings need to be made temporarily non-fatal here.
e=0
G_DEBUG= ${FLATPAK} override --user --filesystem=/foo:bar org.test.Hello 2>log || e=$?
assert_file_has_content log "Unexpected filesystem suffix bar, ignoring"
assert_streq "$e" 0

# --nofilesystem=...:bar => warning
# Warnings need to be made temporarily non-fatal here.
e=0
G_DEBUG= ${FLATPAK} override --user --nofilesystem=/foo:bar org.test.Hello 2>log || e=$?
assert_file_has_content log "Unexpected filesystem suffix bar, ignoring"
assert_streq "$e" 0

ok "override --filesystem"

reset_overrides

${FLATPAK} override --user --own-name=org.foo.Own org.test.Hello
${FLATPAK} override --user --talk-name=org.foo.Talk org.test.Hello
${FLATPAK} override --user --talk-name=org.foo.NoTalk org.test.Hello
${FLATPAK} override --user --no-talk-name=org.foo.NoTalk org.test.Hello
${FLATPAK} override --user --show org.test.Hello > override

assert_file_has_content override "^\[Session Bus Policy\]$"
assert_file_has_content override "^org\.foo\.Own=own$"
assert_file_has_content override "^org\.foo\.Talk=talk$"
assert_file_has_content override "^org\.foo\.NoTalk=none$"

ok "override session bus names"

reset_overrides

${FLATPAK} override --user --system-own-name=org.foo.Own.System org.test.Hello
${FLATPAK} override --user --system-talk-name=org.foo.Talk.System org.test.Hello
${FLATPAK} override --user --system-talk-name=org.foo.NoTalk.System org.test.Hello
${FLATPAK} override --user --system-no-talk-name=org.foo.NoTalk.System org.test.Hello
${FLATPAK} override --user --show org.test.Hello > override

assert_file_has_content override "^\[System Bus Policy\]$"
assert_file_has_content override "^org\.foo\.Own\.System=own$"
assert_file_has_content override "^org\.foo\.Talk\.System=talk$"
assert_file_has_content override "^org\.foo\.NoTalk\.System=none$"

ok "override system bus names"

reset_overrides

if skip_one_without_bwrap "sandbox wayland socket"; then
  :
elif [ -S "${XDG_RUNTIME_DIR}/wayland-0" ]; then
  ${FLATPAK} override --user --socket=wayland org.test.Hello
  ${FLATPAK} run --command=ls org.test.Hello -- /run/user/1000 > out
  assert_file_has_content out "wayland-0"

  ${FLATPAK} override --user --nosocket=wayland org.test.Hello
  ${FLATPAK} run --command=ls org.test.Hello -- /run/user/1000 > out
  assert_not_file_has_content out "wayland-0"

  ok "sandbox wayland socket"
else
  ok "sandbox wayland socket # skip not supported without Wayland"
fi

reset_overrides

if skip_one_without_bwrap "sandbox dri device"; then
  :
elif [ -d "/dev/dri" ]; then
  ${FLATPAK} override --user --device=dri org.test.Hello
  ${FLATPAK} run --command=ls org.test.Hello -- /dev > out
  assert_file_has_content out "dri"

  ${FLATPAK} override --user --nodevice=dri org.test.Hello
  ${FLATPAK} run --command=ls org.test.Hello -- /dev > out
  assert_not_file_has_content out "dri"

  ok "sandbox dri device"
else
  ok "sandbox dri device # skip not supported without /dev/dri"
fi

reset_overrides

if ! skip_one_without_bwrap "sandbox dri device"; then
  ${FLATPAK} override --user --env=FOO=BAR org.test.Hello

  ${FLATPAK} run --command=sh org.test.Hello -c 'echo $FOO' > out
  assert_file_has_content out "BAR"
  FOO=bar ${FLATPAK} run --command=sh org.test.Hello -c 'echo $FOO' > out
  assert_file_has_content out "BAR"

  ok "sandbox env"
fi

reset_overrides

if ! skip_one_without_bwrap "sandbox filesystem"; then
  echo "hello" > $HOME/example

  ${FLATPAK} override --user --filesystem=home:ro org.test.Hello

  ${FLATPAK} run --command=ls org.test.Hello $HOME > out
  assert_file_has_content out example

  ${FLATPAK} run --command=sh org.test.Hello -c "echo goodbye > $HOME/example" || true
  assert_file_has_content $HOME/example hello

  rm $HOME/example

  ok "sandbox filesystem"
fi

reset_overrides

if ! skip_one_without_bwrap "persist"; then
  ${FLATPAK} override --user --persist=example org.test.Hello
  ${FLATPAK} run --command=sh org.test.Hello -c "echo goodbye > $HOME/example/bye"
  assert_file_has_content $HOME/.var/app/org.test.Hello/example/bye goodbye

  ok "persist"
fi

reset_overrides

if ! skip_one_without_bwrap "runtime override --nofilesystem=home"; then
  mkdir -p "$HOME/dir"
  mkdir -p "$TEST_DATA_DIR/dir1"
  mkdir -p "$TEST_DATA_DIR/dir2"
  echo "hello" > "$HOME/example"
  echo "hello" > "$HOME/dir/example"
  echo "hello" > "$TEST_DATA_DIR/dir1/example"
  echo "hello" > "$TEST_DATA_DIR/dir2/example"

  ${FLATPAK} override --user --filesystem=home org.test.Hello
  ${FLATPAK} override --user --filesystem='~/dir' org.test.Hello
  ${FLATPAK} override --user --filesystem="$TEST_DATA_DIR/dir1" org.test.Hello

  ${FLATPAK} run --env=TEST_DATA_DIR="$TEST_DATA_DIR" \
    --command=sh --nofilesystem=home org.test.Hello -c '
    echo overwritten > "$HOME/dir/example" || true
    echo overwritten > "$HOME/example" || true
    echo overwritten > "$TEST_DATA_DIR/dir1/example" || true
    echo overwritten > "$TEST_DATA_DIR/dir2/example" || true
  '
  # --nofilesystem=home does not cancel a more narrowly-scoped permission
  # such as --filesystem=~/dir
  assert_file_has_content "$HOME/dir/example" overwritten
  # --nofilesystem=home cancels the --filesystem=home at a lower precedence,
  # so $HOME/example was not shared
  assert_file_has_content "$HOME/example" hello
  # --nofilesystem=home does not affect access to files outside $HOME
  assert_file_has_content "$TEST_DATA_DIR/dir1/example" overwritten
  assert_file_has_content "$TEST_DATA_DIR/dir2/example" hello

  rm -fr "$HOME/dir"
  rm -fr "$HOME/example"
  rm -fr "$TEST_DATA_DIR/dir1"
  rm -fr "$TEST_DATA_DIR/dir2"

  ok "runtime override --nofilesystem=home"
fi

reset_overrides

if ! skip_one_without_bwrap "runtime override --nofilesystem=host"; then
  mkdir -p "$HOME/dir"
  mkdir -p "$TEST_DATA_DIR/dir1"
  mkdir -p "$TEST_DATA_DIR/dir2"
  echo "hello" > "$HOME/example"
  echo "hello" > "$HOME/dir/example"
  echo "hello" > "$TEST_DATA_DIR/dir1/example"
  echo "hello" > "$TEST_DATA_DIR/dir2/example"

  ${FLATPAK} override --user --filesystem=host org.test.Hello
  ${FLATPAK} override --user --filesystem='~/dir' org.test.Hello
  ${FLATPAK} override --user --filesystem="$TEST_DATA_DIR/dir1" org.test.Hello

  ${FLATPAK} run --env=TEST_DATA_DIR="$TEST_DATA_DIR" \
    --command=sh --nofilesystem=host org.test.Hello -c '
    echo overwritten > "$HOME/dir/example" || true
    echo overwritten > "$HOME/example" || true
    echo overwritten > "$TEST_DATA_DIR/dir1/example" || true
    echo overwritten > "$TEST_DATA_DIR/dir2/example" || true
  '
  # --nofilesystem=host does not cancel a more narrowly-scoped permission
  # such as --filesystem=~/dir
  assert_file_has_content "$HOME/dir/example" overwritten
  assert_file_has_content "$TEST_DATA_DIR/dir1/example" overwritten
  # --nofilesystem=host cancels the --filesystem=host at a lower precedence,
  # so $HOME/example was not shared
  assert_file_has_content "$HOME/example" hello
  assert_file_has_content "$TEST_DATA_DIR/dir2/example" hello

  rm -fr "$HOME/dir"
  rm -fr "$HOME/example"
  rm -fr "$TEST_DATA_DIR/dir1"
  rm -fr "$TEST_DATA_DIR/dir2"

  ok "runtime override --nofilesystem=host"
fi

reset_overrides

if ! skip_one_without_bwrap "runtime override --nofilesystem=host:reset"; then
  mkdir -p "$HOME/dir"
  mkdir -p "$TEST_DATA_DIR/dir1"
  mkdir -p "$TEST_DATA_DIR/dir2"
  echo "hello" > "$HOME/example"
  echo "hello" > "$HOME/dir/example"
  echo "hello" > "$TEST_DATA_DIR/dir1/example"
  echo "hello" > "$TEST_DATA_DIR/dir2/example"

  ${FLATPAK} override --user --filesystem=host org.test.Hello
  ${FLATPAK} override --user --filesystem='~/dir' org.test.Hello
  ${FLATPAK} override --user --filesystem="$TEST_DATA_DIR/dir1" org.test.Hello

  ${FLATPAK} run --env=TEST_DATA_DIR="$TEST_DATA_DIR" \
    --command=sh --nofilesystem=host:reset org.test.Hello -c '
    echo overwritten > "$HOME/dir/example" || true
    echo overwritten > "$HOME/example" || true
    echo overwritten > "$TEST_DATA_DIR/dir1/example" || true
    echo overwritten > "$TEST_DATA_DIR/dir2/example" || true
  '
  # --nofilesystem=host:reset cancels all --filesystem permissions from
  # lower-precedence layers
  assert_file_has_content "$HOME/dir/example" hello
  assert_file_has_content "$TEST_DATA_DIR/dir1/example" hello
  assert_file_has_content "$HOME/example" hello
  assert_file_has_content "$TEST_DATA_DIR/dir2/example" hello

  rm -fr "$HOME/dir"
  rm -fr "$HOME/example"
  rm -fr "$TEST_DATA_DIR/dir1"
  rm -fr "$TEST_DATA_DIR/dir2"

  ok "runtime override --nofilesystem=host:reset"
fi
