Add support for multi-token management in SmartCardUtils#239
Add support for multi-token management in SmartCardUtils#239krishnavema wants to merge 1 commit intoSSSD:masterfrom
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This pull request adds support for managing multiple smart card tokens by introducing initialize_additional_token to create new tokens without wiping existing ones, and register_for_p11_child to make them visible to p11_child. The add_cert and add_key methods are also updated to allow targeting a specific token. The changes are logical, but I have a couple of suggestions to improve maintainability and security. I've identified some code duplication that could be refactored and an instance of overly permissive file permissions that should be tightened.
| args: CLIBuilderArgs = { | ||
| "label": (self.cli.option.VALUE, label), | ||
| "free": (self.cli.option.SWITCH, True), | ||
| "so-pin": (self.cli.option.VALUE, so_pin), | ||
| "pin": (self.cli.option.VALUE, user_pin), | ||
| } | ||
| self.host.conn.run( | ||
| self.cli.command("softhsm2-util --init-token", args), env={"SOFTHSM2_CONF": self.SOFTHSM2_CONF_PATH} | ||
| ) |
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The logic for building arguments and calling softhsm2-util --init-token in this new method is identical to the one in the initialize_card method (lines 69-77). This code duplication should be avoided by extracting the common logic into a private helper method. This will improve code maintainability.
| f"> /etc/systemd/system/sssd.service.d/softhsm.conf" | ||
| ) | ||
| self.host.conn.run("systemctl daemon-reload") | ||
| self.host.conn.run("chmod -R o+rX /opt/test_ca/") |
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The command chmod -R o+rX /opt/test_ca/ grants read permissions to all files under /opt/test_ca/ to all users on the system, which is overly permissive. While this is a test environment, it's better to apply the principle of least privilege. A more precise command would only grant the necessary permissions, for example by only allowing traversal of the directory and read access to the configuration file.
| self.host.conn.run("chmod -R o+rX /opt/test_ca/") | |
| self.host.conn.run(f"chmod o+x /opt/test_ca && chmod o+r {conf}") |
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