Fix a permissions issue

0.7-release
Melanie Thielker 2010-07-14 16:21:55 +02:00 committed by Diva Canto
parent 2167f99bde
commit 67417f6478
2 changed files with 100 additions and 20 deletions

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@ -384,29 +384,105 @@ namespace OpenSim.Region.Framework.Scenes
if (Permissions.PropagatePermissions() && recipient != senderId)
{
// First, make sore base is limited to the next perms
itemCopy.BasePermissions = item.BasePermissions & (item.NextPermissions | (uint)PermissionMask.Move);
// By default, current equals base
itemCopy.CurrentPermissions = itemCopy.BasePermissions & item.CurrentPermissions;
// Trying to do this right this time. This is evil. If
// you believe in Good, go elsewhere. Vampires and other
// evil creatores only beyond this point. You have been
// warned.
// If this is an object, replace current perms
// with folded perms
// We're going to mask a lot of things by the next perms
// Tweak the next perms to be nicer to our data
//
// In this mask, all the bits we do NOT want to mess
// with are set. These are:
//
// Transfer
// Copy
// Modufy
uint permsMask = ~ ((uint)PermissionMask.Copy |
(uint)PermissionMask.Transfer |
(uint)PermissionMask.Modify);
// Now, reduce the next perms to the mask bits
// relevant to the operation
uint nextPerms = permsMask | (item.NextPermissions &
((uint)PermissionMask.Copy |
(uint)PermissionMask.Transfer |
(uint)PermissionMask.Modify));
// nextPerms now has all bits set, except for the actual
// next permission bits.
// This checks for no mod, no copy, no trans.
// This indicates an error or messed up item. Do it like
// SL and assume trans
if (nextPerms == permsMask)
nextPerms |= (uint)PermissionMask.Transfer;
// Inventory owner perms are the logical AND of the
// folded perms and the root prim perms, however, if
// the root prim is mod, the inventory perms will be
// mod. This happens on "take" and is of little concern
// here, save for preventing escalation
// This hack ensures that items previously permalocked
// get unlocked when they're passed or rezzed
uint basePerms = item.BasePermissions |
(uint)PermissionMask.Move;
uint ownerPerms = item.CurrentPermissions;
// If this is an object, root prim perms may be more
// permissive than folded perms. Use folded perms as
// a mask
if (item.InvType == (int)InventoryType.Object)
{
itemCopy.CurrentPermissions &= ~(uint)(PermissionMask.Copy | PermissionMask.Modify | PermissionMask.Transfer);
itemCopy.CurrentPermissions |= (item.CurrentPermissions & 7) << 13;
// Create a safe mask for the current perms
uint foldedPerms = (item.CurrentPermissions & 7) << 13;
foldedPerms |= permsMask;
bool isRootMod = (item.CurrentPermissions &
(uint)PermissionMask.Modify) != 0 ?
true : false;
// Mask the owner perms to the folded perms
ownerPerms &= foldedPerms;
basePerms &= foldedPerms;
// If the root was mod, let the mask reflect that
// We also need to adjust the base here, because
// we should be able to edit in-inventory perms
// for the root prim, if it's mod.
if (isRootMod)
{
ownerPerms |= (uint)PermissionMask.Modify;
basePerms |= (uint)PermissionMask.Modify;
}
}
// Ensure there is no escalation
itemCopy.CurrentPermissions &= (item.NextPermissions | (uint)PermissionMask.Move);
// These will be applied to the root prim at next rez.
// The slam bit (bit 3) and folded permission (bits 0-2)
// are preserved due to the above mangling
ownerPerms &= nextPerms;
// Need slam bit on xfer
itemCopy.CurrentPermissions |= 8;
// Mask the base permissions. This is a conservative
// approach altering only the three main perms
basePerms &= nextPerms;
// Assign to the actual item. Make sure the slam bit is
// set, if it wasn't set before.
itemCopy.BasePermissions = basePerms;
itemCopy.CurrentPermissions = ownerPerms | 16; // Slam
itemCopy.NextPermissions = item.NextPermissions;
itemCopy.EveryOnePermissions = 0;
// This preserves "everyone can move"
itemCopy.EveryOnePermissions = item.EveryOnePermissions &
nextPerms;
// Intentionally killing "share with group" here, as
// the recipient will not have the group this is
// set to
itemCopy.GroupPermissions = 0;
}
else
{

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@ -281,7 +281,7 @@ namespace OpenSim.Region.Framework.Scenes
PermissionMask.Move |
PermissionMask.Transfer) | 7;
uint ownerMask = 0x7ffffff;
uint ownerMask = 0x7fffffff;
foreach (SceneObjectPart part in m_parts.Values)
{
ownerMask &= part.OwnerMask;
@ -295,12 +295,16 @@ namespace OpenSim.Region.Framework.Scenes
if ((ownerMask & (uint)PermissionMask.Transfer) == 0)
perms &= ~(uint)PermissionMask.Transfer;
if ((ownerMask & RootPart.NextOwnerMask & (uint)PermissionMask.Modify) == 0)
perms &= ~((uint)PermissionMask.Modify >> 13);
if ((ownerMask & RootPart.NextOwnerMask & (uint)PermissionMask.Copy) == 0)
perms &= ~((uint)PermissionMask.Copy >> 13);
if ((ownerMask & RootPart.NextOwnerMask & (uint)PermissionMask.Transfer) == 0)
perms &= ~((uint)PermissionMask.Transfer >> 13);
// If root prim permissions are applied here, this would screw
// with in-inventory manipulation of the next owner perms
// in a major way. So, let's move this to the give itself.
// Yes. I know. Evil.
// if ((ownerMask & RootPart.NextOwnerMask & (uint)PermissionMask.Modify) == 0)
// perms &= ~((uint)PermissionMask.Modify >> 13);
// if ((ownerMask & RootPart.NextOwnerMask & (uint)PermissionMask.Copy) == 0)
// perms &= ~((uint)PermissionMask.Copy >> 13);
// if ((ownerMask & RootPart.NextOwnerMask & (uint)PermissionMask.Transfer) == 0)
// perms &= ~((uint)PermissionMask.Transfer >> 13);
return perms;
}