mattermost/server/channels/app/authorization.go

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// Copyright (c) 2015-present Mattermost, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
// See LICENSE.txt for license information.
package app
import (
"database/sql"
"errors"
"net/http"
"slices"
"strings"
"github.com/mattermost/mattermost/server/public/model"
"github.com/mattermost/mattermost/server/public/shared/mlog"
"github.com/mattermost/mattermost/server/public/shared/request"
)
func (a *App) SessionHasPermissionTo(session model.Session, permission *model.Permission) bool {
if session.IsUnrestricted() {
return true
}
return a.RolesGrantPermission(session.GetUserRoles(), permission.Id)
}
// SessionHasPermissionToAndNotRestrictedAdmin is a variant of [App.SessionHasPermissionTo] that
// denies access to restricted system admins. Note that a local session is always unrestricted.
func (a *App) SessionHasPermissionToAndNotRestrictedAdmin(session model.Session, permission *model.Permission) bool {
if session.IsUnrestricted() {
return true
}
if *a.Config().ExperimentalSettings.RestrictSystemAdmin {
return false
}
return a.RolesGrantPermission(session.GetUserRoles(), permission.Id)
}
func (a *App) SessionHasPermissionToAny(session model.Session, permissions []*model.Permission) bool {
for _, perm := range permissions {
if a.SessionHasPermissionTo(session, perm) {
return true
}
}
return false
}
func (a *App) SessionHasPermissionToTeam(session model.Session, teamID string, permission *model.Permission) bool {
if teamID == "" {
return false
}
if session.IsUnrestricted() {
return true
}
teamMember := session.GetTeamByTeamId(teamID)
if teamMember != nil {
if a.RolesGrantPermission(teamMember.GetRoles(), permission.Id) {
return true
}
}
return a.RolesGrantPermission(session.GetUserRoles(), permission.Id)
}
// SessionHasPermissionToTeams returns true only if user has access to all teams.
func (a *App) SessionHasPermissionToTeams(rctx request.CTX, session model.Session, teamIDs []string, permission *model.Permission) bool {
if len(teamIDs) == 0 {
return true
}
if slices.Contains(teamIDs, "") {
return false
}
// Check session permission, if it allows access, no need to check teams.
if a.SessionHasPermissionTo(session, permission) {
return true
}
for _, teamID := range teamIDs {
tm := session.GetTeamByTeamId(teamID)
if tm != nil {
// If a team member has permission, then no need to check further.
if a.RolesGrantPermission(tm.GetRoles(), permission.Id) {
continue
}
}
return false
}
return true
}
// SessionHasPermissionToChannel checks if the session has permission to the given channel.
//
// Returns:
//
// (hasPermission, isMember)
//
// hasPermission: true if the user has the specified permission for the channel, otherwise false.
// isMember: used for auditing access without membership. True if the user is a member of the channel, otherwise false.
func (a *App) SessionHasPermissionToChannel(rctx request.CTX, session model.Session, channelID string, permission *model.Permission) (hasPermission bool, isMember bool) {
if channelID == "" {
return false, false
}
channel, appErr := a.GetChannel(rctx, channelID)
if appErr != nil && appErr.StatusCode == http.StatusNotFound {
return false, false
} else if appErr != nil {
rctx.Logger().Warn("Failed to get channel", mlog.String("channel_id", channelID), mlog.Err(appErr))
return false, false
}
if session.IsUnrestricted() {
return true, false
}
isMember = false
ids, err := a.Srv().Store().Channel().GetAllChannelMembersForUser(rctx, session.UserId, true, true)
var channelRoles []string
if err == nil {
if roles, ok := ids[channelID]; ok {
isMember = true
channelRoles = strings.Fields(roles)
if a.RolesGrantPermission(channelRoles, permission.Id) {
return true, isMember
}
}
}
if a.RolesGrantPermission(session.GetUserRoles(), model.PermissionManageSystem.Id) {
return true, isMember
}
if channel.TeamId != "" {
return a.SessionHasPermissionToTeam(session, channel.TeamId, permission), isMember
}
return a.SessionHasPermissionTo(session, permission), isMember
}
// SessionHasPermissionToChannels returns true only if user has access to all channels.
func (a *App) SessionHasPermissionToChannels(rctx request.CTX, session model.Session, channelIDs []string, permission *model.Permission) bool {
if len(channelIDs) == 0 {
return true
}
if session.IsUnrestricted() || a.RolesGrantPermission(session.GetUserRoles(), model.PermissionManageSystem.Id) {
return true
}
// make sure all channels exist, otherwise return false.
for _, channelID := range channelIDs {
if channelID == "" {
return false
}
_, appErr := a.GetChannel(rctx, channelID)
if appErr != nil {
return false
}
}
// if System Roles (i.e. Admin, TeamAdmin) allow permissions
// if so, no reason to check team
if a.SessionHasPermissionTo(session, permission) {
return true
}
ids, err := a.Srv().Store().Channel().GetAllChannelMembersForUser(rctx, session.UserId, true, true)
var channelRoles []string
for _, channelID := range channelIDs {
if err == nil {
// If a channel member has permission, then no need to check further.
if roles, ok := ids[channelID]; ok {
channelRoles = strings.Fields(roles)
if a.RolesGrantPermission(channelRoles, permission.Id) {
continue
}
}
}
return false
}
return true
}
func (a *App) SessionHasPermissionToGroup(session model.Session, groupID string, permission *model.Permission) bool {
groupMember, err := a.Srv().Store().Group().GetMember(groupID, session.UserId)
// don't reject immediately on ErrNoRows error because there's further authz logic below for non-groupmembers
if err != nil && !errors.Is(err, sql.ErrNoRows) {
return false
}
// each member of a group is implicitly considered to have the 'custom_group_user' role in that group, so if the user is a member of the
// group and custom_group_user on their system has the requested permission then return true
if groupMember != nil && a.RolesGrantPermission([]string{model.CustomGroupUserRoleId}, permission.Id) {
return true
}
// Not implemented: group-override schemes.
// ...otherwise check their system roles to see if they have the requested permission system-wide
return a.SessionHasPermissionTo(session, permission)
}
func (a *App) SessionHasPermissionToChannelByPost(session model.Session, postID string, permission *model.Permission) bool {
if postID == "" {
return false
}
if channelMember, err := a.Srv().Store().Channel().GetMemberForPost(postID, session.UserId); err == nil {
if a.RolesGrantPermission(channelMember.GetRoles(), permission.Id) {
return true
}
}
if channel, err := a.Srv().Store().Channel().GetForPost(postID); err == nil {
if channel.TeamId != "" {
return a.SessionHasPermissionToTeam(session, channel.TeamId, permission)
}
}
return a.SessionHasPermissionTo(session, permission)
}
func (a *App) SessionHasPermissionToReadPost(rctx request.CTX, session model.Session, postID string) (hasPErmission bool, isMember bool) {
if postID == "" {
return false, false
}
channel, err := a.Srv().Store().Channel().GetForPost(postID)
if err != nil {
// Original implementation (SessionHasPermissionToChannelByPost) still checks for
// general permissions even if the channel is not found, and some tests rely on this behavior.
return a.SessionHasPermissionTo(session, model.PermissionReadChannelContent), false
}
return a.SessionHasPermissionToReadChannel(rctx, session, channel)
}
func (a *App) SessionHasPermissionToCategory(rctx request.CTX, session model.Session, userID, teamID, categoryId string) bool {
if a.SessionHasPermissionTo(session, model.PermissionEditOtherUsers) {
return true
}
category, err := a.GetSidebarCategory(rctx, categoryId)
return err == nil && category != nil && category.UserId == session.UserId && category.UserId == userID && category.TeamId == teamID
}
func (a *App) SessionHasPermissionToUser(session model.Session, userID string) bool {
if userID == "" {
return false
}
if session.IsUnrestricted() || a.SessionHasPermissionTo(session, model.PermissionManageSystem) {
return true
}
if session.UserId == userID {
return true
}
if !a.SessionHasPermissionTo(session, model.PermissionEditOtherUsers) {
return false
}
user, err := a.GetUser(userID)
if err != nil {
return false
}
if user.IsSystemAdmin() {
return false
}
return true
}
func (a *App) SessionHasPermissionToUserOrBot(rctx request.CTX, session model.Session, userID string) bool {
if session.IsUnrestricted() {
return true
}
err := a.SessionHasPermissionToManageBot(rctx, session, userID)
if err == nil {
return true
}
if err.Id == "store.sql_bot.get.missing.app_error" && err.Where == "SqlBotStore.Get" {
if a.SessionHasPermissionToUser(session, userID) {
return true
}
}
return false
}
func (a *App) HasPermissionTo(askingUserId string, permission *model.Permission) bool {
user, err := a.GetUser(askingUserId)
if err != nil {
return false
}
roles := user.GetRoles()
return a.RolesGrantPermission(roles, permission.Id)
}
func (a *App) HasPermissionToTeam(rctx request.CTX, askingUserId string, teamID string, permission *model.Permission) bool {
if teamID == "" || askingUserId == "" {
return false
}
teamMember, _ := a.GetTeamMember(rctx, teamID, askingUserId)
if teamMember != nil && teamMember.DeleteAt == 0 {
if a.RolesGrantPermission(teamMember.GetRoles(), permission.Id) {
return true
}
}
return a.HasPermissionTo(askingUserId, permission)
}
// HasPermissionToChannel determines if the specified user has the given permission on the provided channel.
//
// Returns:
//
// (hasPermission, isMember)
//
// hasPermission: true if the user has the specified permission for the channel, otherwise false.
// isMember: used for auditing access without membership. True if the user is a member of the channel, otherwise false.
func (a *App) HasPermissionToChannel(rctx request.CTX, askingUserId string, channelID string, permission *model.Permission) (hasPermission bool, isMember bool) {
if channelID == "" || askingUserId == "" {
return false, false
}
isMember = false
// We call GetAllChannelMembersForUser instead of just getting
// a single member from the DB, because it's cache backed
// and this is a very frequent call.
ids, err := a.Srv().Store().Channel().GetAllChannelMembersForUser(rctx, askingUserId, true, true)
var channelRoles []string
if err == nil {
if roles, ok := ids[channelID]; ok {
isMember = true
channelRoles = strings.Fields(roles)
if a.RolesGrantPermission(channelRoles, permission.Id) {
return true, isMember
}
}
}
channel, appErr := a.GetChannel(rctx, channelID)
if appErr == nil && channel.TeamId != "" {
return a.HasPermissionToTeam(rctx, askingUserId, channel.TeamId, permission), isMember
}
return a.HasPermissionTo(askingUserId, permission), isMember
}
func (a *App) HasPermissionToChannelByPost(rctx request.CTX, askingUserId string, postID string, permission *model.Permission) bool {
if channelMember, err := a.Srv().Store().Channel().GetMemberForPost(postID, askingUserId); err == nil {
if a.RolesGrantPermission(channelMember.GetRoles(), permission.Id) {
return true
}
}
if channel, err := a.Srv().Store().Channel().GetForPost(postID); err == nil {
return a.HasPermissionToTeam(rctx, askingUserId, channel.TeamId, permission)
}
return a.HasPermissionTo(askingUserId, permission)
}
func (a *App) HasPermissionToUser(askingUserId string, userID string) bool {
if askingUserId == userID {
return true
}
if a.HasPermissionTo(askingUserId, model.PermissionEditOtherUsers) {
return true
}
return false
}
func (a *App) RolesGrantPermission(roleNames []string, permissionId string) bool {
roles, err := a.GetRolesByNames(roleNames)
if err != nil {
// This should only happen if something is very broken. We can't realistically
// recover the situation, so deny permission and log an error.
mlog.Error("Failed to get roles from database with role names: "+strings.Join(roleNames, ",")+" ", mlog.Err(err))
return false
}
for _, role := range roles {
if role.DeleteAt != 0 {
continue
}
permissions := role.Permissions
if slices.Contains(permissions, permissionId) {
return true
}
}
return false
}
// SessionHasPermissionToManageBot returns nil if the session has access to manage the given bot.
// This function deviates from other authorization checks in returning an error instead of just
// a boolean, allowing the permission failure to be exposed with more granularity.
func (a *App) SessionHasPermissionToManageBot(rctx request.CTX, session model.Session, botUserId string) *model.AppError {
existingBot, err := a.GetBot(rctx, botUserId, true)
if err != nil {
return err
}
if session.IsUnrestricted() {
return nil
}
if existingBot.OwnerId == session.UserId {
if !a.SessionHasPermissionTo(session, model.PermissionManageBots) {
if !a.SessionHasPermissionTo(session, model.PermissionReadBots) {
// If the user doesn't have permission to read bots, pretend as if
// the bot doesn't exist at all.
return model.MakeBotNotFoundError("permissions", botUserId)
}
return model.MakePermissionError(&session, []*model.Permission{model.PermissionManageBots})
}
} else {
if !a.SessionHasPermissionTo(session, model.PermissionManageOthersBots) {
if !a.SessionHasPermissionTo(session, model.PermissionReadOthersBots) {
// If the user doesn't have permission to read others' bots,
// pretend as if the bot doesn't exist at all.
return model.MakeBotNotFoundError("permissions", botUserId)
}
return model.MakePermissionError(&session, []*model.Permission{model.PermissionManageOthersBots})
}
}
return nil
}
// SessionHasPermissionToReadChannel checks whether the given session has permission
// to read the specified channel.
//
// Returns:
//
// (hasPermission, isMember)
//
// hasPermission: true if the user has permission to read the channel, false otherwise
// isMember: used for auditing access without membership. True if the user is a member of the channel, false otherwise
func (a *App) SessionHasPermissionToReadChannel(rctx request.CTX, session model.Session, channel *model.Channel) (hasPermission bool, isMember bool) {
if session.IsUnrestricted() {
return true, false
}
return a.HasPermissionToReadChannel(rctx, session.UserId, channel)
}
// HasPermissionToReadChannel determines if the specified user has permission to read the given channel.
//
// Returns:
//
// (hasPermission, isMember)
//
// hasPermission: true if the user has permission to read the channel, false otherwise
// isMember: used for auditing access without membership. True if the user is a member of the channel, false otherwise
func (a *App) HasPermissionToReadChannel(rctx request.CTX, userID string, channel *model.Channel) (hasPermission bool, isMember bool) {
if ok, member := a.HasPermissionToChannel(rctx, userID, channel.Id, model.PermissionReadChannelContent); ok {
return true, member
}
if (channel.Type == model.ChannelTypeOpen || channel.Type == model.ChannelTypeOpenBoard) && !*a.Config().ComplianceSettings.Enable {
return a.HasPermissionToTeam(rctx, userID, channel.TeamId, model.PermissionReadPublicChannel), false
}
return false, false
}
func (a *App) HasPermissionToChannelMemberCount(rctx request.CTX, userID string, channel *model.Channel) bool {
if ok, _ := a.HasPermissionToChannel(rctx, userID, channel.Id, model.PermissionReadChannelContent); ok {
return true
}
if channel.Type == model.ChannelTypeOpen || channel.Type == model.ChannelTypeOpenBoard {
return a.HasPermissionToTeam(rctx, userID, channel.TeamId, model.PermissionListTeamChannels)
}
return false
}
// SessionHasPermissionToEditPropertyField checks if the session has permission to edit the field definition.
// Returns false if the field is nil, protected, or if PermissionField is nil (legacy fields).
func (a *App) SessionHasPermissionToEditPropertyField(rctx request.CTX, session model.Session, field *model.PropertyField) bool {
if field == nil {
return false
}
if field.Protected {
return false
}
if field.PermissionField == nil {
return false
}
if session.IsUnrestricted() {
return true
}
return a.hasPropertyFieldPermissionLevel(rctx, session.UserId, field, *field.PermissionField)
}
// SessionHasPermissionToSetPropertyFieldValues checks if the session has
// permission to set the given value on the field. The valueTargetID is the
// specific object the value is attached to (the channel/post/user/team ID
// for that ObjectType); admin and member levels are evaluated against it.
// Returns false if the field is nil or if PermissionValues is nil (legacy fields).
func (a *App) SessionHasPermissionToSetPropertyFieldValues(rctx request.CTX, session model.Session, field *model.PropertyField, valueTargetID string) bool {
if field == nil {
return false
}
if field.PermissionValues == nil {
return false
}
if session.IsUnrestricted() {
return true
}
return a.hasPropertyFieldValuePermissionLevel(rctx, session.UserId, field, valueTargetID, *field.PermissionValues)
}
// SessionHasPermissionToManagePropertyFieldOptions checks if the session has permission to manage field options.
// Returns false if the field is nil or if PermissionOptions is nil (legacy fields).
func (a *App) SessionHasPermissionToManagePropertyFieldOptions(rctx request.CTX, session model.Session, field *model.PropertyField) bool {
if field == nil {
return false
}
if field.PermissionOptions == nil {
return false
}
if session.IsUnrestricted() {
return true
}
return a.hasPropertyFieldPermissionLevel(rctx, session.UserId, field, *field.PermissionOptions)
}
// HasPermissionToEditPropertyField checks if the user has permission to edit the field definition.
// Returns false if the field is nil, protected, userID is empty, or if PermissionField is nil (legacy fields).
func (a *App) HasPermissionToEditPropertyField(rctx request.CTX, userID string, field *model.PropertyField) bool {
if field == nil || userID == "" {
return false
}
if field.Protected {
return false
}
if field.PermissionField == nil {
return false
}
return a.hasPropertyFieldPermissionLevel(rctx, userID, field, *field.PermissionField)
}
// HasPermissionToSetPropertyFieldValues checks if the user has permission to
// set the given value on the field. The valueTargetID is the specific object
// the value is attached to (the channel/post/user/team ID for that
// ObjectType); admin and member levels are evaluated against it.
// Returns false if the field is nil, userID is empty, or if PermissionValues is nil (legacy fields).
func (a *App) HasPermissionToSetPropertyFieldValues(rctx request.CTX, userID string, field *model.PropertyField, valueTargetID string) bool {
if field == nil || userID == "" {
return false
}
if field.PermissionValues == nil {
return false
}
return a.hasPropertyFieldValuePermissionLevel(rctx, userID, field, valueTargetID, *field.PermissionValues)
}
// HasPermissionToManagePropertyFieldOptions checks if the user has permission to manage field options.
// Returns false if the field is nil, userID is empty, or if PermissionOptions is nil (legacy fields).
func (a *App) HasPermissionToManagePropertyFieldOptions(rctx request.CTX, userID string, field *model.PropertyField) bool {
if field == nil || userID == "" {
return false
}
if field.PermissionOptions == nil {
return false
}
return a.hasPropertyFieldPermissionLevel(rctx, userID, field, *field.PermissionOptions)
}
// hasPropertyFieldPermissionLevel checks if the user has the specified permission level for the field.
// "admin" resolves against the field's target: manage_system on system targets,
// manage_team on team targets, manage_channel_roles on channel targets — i.e.
// the permission that the corresponding built-in admin role grants. Note this
// is a stricter check than hasTargetAccess (which uses manage_*_channel_properties
// for channel writes): hasTargetAccess is the outer "may write anything here"
// gate, and PermissionLevelAdmin is the inner "is a channel admin" tier above it.
func (a *App) hasPropertyFieldPermissionLevel(rctx request.CTX, userID string, field *model.PropertyField, level model.PermissionLevel) bool {
switch level {
case model.PermissionLevelNone:
return false
case model.PermissionLevelSysadmin:
return a.HasPermissionTo(userID, model.PermissionManageSystem)
case model.PermissionLevelMember:
return a.hasPropertyFieldScopeAccess(rctx, userID, field)
case model.PermissionLevelAdmin:
switch field.TargetType {
case string(model.PropertyFieldTargetLevelSystem):
return a.HasPermissionTo(userID, model.PermissionManageSystem)
case string(model.PropertyFieldTargetLevelTeam):
return a.HasPermissionToTeam(rctx, userID, field.TargetID, model.PermissionManageTeam)
case string(model.PropertyFieldTargetLevelChannel):
hasPermission, _ := a.HasPermissionToChannel(rctx, userID, field.TargetID, model.PermissionManageChannelRoles)
return hasPermission
}
}
return false
}
// hasPropertyFieldValuePermissionLevel evaluates a permission level against
// the value's specific target rather than the field's target. The "admin"
// and "member" levels dispatch on field.ObjectType against valueTargetID —
// so a value on a channel-object field is gated by the user's role on that
// channel, regardless of how the field itself is scoped. "sysadmin" and
// "none" behave identically to the field-level dispatch.
func (a *App) hasPropertyFieldValuePermissionLevel(rctx request.CTX, userID string, field *model.PropertyField, valueTargetID string, level model.PermissionLevel) bool {
switch level {
case model.PermissionLevelSysadmin:
return a.HasPermissionTo(userID, model.PermissionManageSystem)
case model.PermissionLevelAdmin:
return a.hasPropertyFieldValueAdmin(rctx, userID, field, valueTargetID)
case model.PermissionLevelMember:
return a.hasPropertyFieldValueScopeAccess(rctx, userID, field, valueTargetID)
case model.PermissionLevelNone:
return false
}
return false
}
// hasPropertyFieldValueAdmin reports whether the user administers the
// value's target. For channel/post-object fields, this is channel admin
// (manage_channel_roles) on the value's channel (or the post's channel).
// For user/system/template fields the value's target has no admin concept,
// so the check defers to the field's TargetType (sysadmin / team admin /
// channel admin) via the field-level dispatch.
func (a *App) hasPropertyFieldValueAdmin(rctx request.CTX, userID string, field *model.PropertyField, valueTargetID string) bool {
switch field.ObjectType {
case model.PropertyFieldObjectTypeChannel:
ok, _ := a.HasPermissionToChannel(rctx, userID, valueTargetID, model.PermissionManageChannelRoles)
return ok
case model.PropertyFieldObjectTypePost:
post, err := a.Srv().Store().Post().GetSingle(rctx, valueTargetID, false)
if err != nil {
rctx.Logger().Warn("Failed to look up post for property value admin check",
mlog.String("post_id", valueTargetID),
mlog.String("user_id", userID),
mlog.String("field_id", field.ID),
mlog.Err(err),
)
return false
}
ok, _ := a.HasPermissionToChannel(rctx, userID, post.ChannelId, model.PermissionManageChannelRoles)
return ok
case model.PropertyFieldObjectTypeUser,
model.PropertyFieldObjectTypeSystem,
model.PropertyFieldObjectTypeTemplate:
return a.hasPropertyFieldPermissionLevel(rctx, userID, field, model.PermissionLevelAdmin)
}
return false
}
// hasPropertyFieldValueScopeAccess reports whether the user can write the
// value's target as a regular member. For channel-object fields this is
// membership in the value's channel. For post-object fields this is
// membership in the post's channel — any channel member can set values on
// any post in that channel. Both are checked via HasPermissionToChannel so
// sysadmins and team admins cascade through. User/system/template fields
// have no per-object membership and defer to the field's TargetType-based scope.
func (a *App) hasPropertyFieldValueScopeAccess(rctx request.CTX, userID string, field *model.PropertyField, valueTargetID string) bool {
switch field.ObjectType {
case model.PropertyFieldObjectTypeChannel:
ok, _ := a.HasPermissionToChannel(rctx, userID, valueTargetID, model.PermissionReadChannel)
return ok
case model.PropertyFieldObjectTypePost:
post, err := a.Srv().Store().Post().GetSingle(rctx, valueTargetID, false)
if err != nil {
rctx.Logger().Warn("Failed to look up post for property value scope check",
mlog.String("post_id", valueTargetID),
mlog.String("user_id", userID),
mlog.String("field_id", field.ID),
mlog.Err(err),
)
return false
}
ok, _ := a.HasPermissionToChannel(rctx, userID, post.ChannelId, model.PermissionReadChannel)
return ok
case model.PropertyFieldObjectTypeUser,
model.PropertyFieldObjectTypeSystem,
model.PropertyFieldObjectTypeTemplate:
return a.hasPropertyFieldScopeAccess(rctx, userID, field)
}
return false
}
// hasPropertyFieldScopeAccess checks if the user has access to the property
// field's scope. System-level properties are open to any authenticated user.
// Team- and channel-level properties go through HasPermissionToTeam /
// HasPermissionToChannel so sysadmins (and team-admins for channel scopes)
// cascade through — matching the value-level scope check.
func (a *App) hasPropertyFieldScopeAccess(rctx request.CTX, userID string, field *model.PropertyField) bool {
switch field.TargetType {
case string(model.PropertyFieldTargetLevelSystem):
return true
case string(model.PropertyFieldTargetLevelTeam):
return a.HasPermissionToTeam(rctx, userID, field.TargetID, model.PermissionViewTeam)
case string(model.PropertyFieldTargetLevelChannel):
ok, _ := a.HasPermissionToChannel(rctx, userID, field.TargetID, model.PermissionReadChannel)
return ok
}
return false
}
// HasPermissionToFileAction evaluates whether the user is allowed to perform the
// given file action (e.g. upload_file_attachment, download_file_attachment) on
// a channel, based on ABAC permission policies.
// Returns true if allowed (or if ABAC is not active), false if denied.
func (a *App) HasPermissionToFileAction(rctx request.CTX, userID string, roles string, channelID string, action string) bool {
acs := a.Srv().Channels().AccessControl
if acs == nil {
return true
}
if !*a.Config().AccessControlSettings.EnableAttributeBasedAccessControl {
return true
}
if !a.Config().FeatureFlags.PermissionPolicies {
return true
}
subject, appErr := a.BuildAccessControlSubject(rctx, userID, roles, channelID)
if appErr != nil {
rctx.Logger().Info("Failed to build ABAC subject for file action evaluation",
mlog.String("user_id", userID),
mlog.String("action", action),
mlog.Err(appErr),
)
return false
}
decision, evalErr := acs.AccessEvaluation(rctx, model.AccessRequest{
Subject: *subject,
Resource: model.Resource{
Type: model.AccessControlPolicyTypeChannel,
ID: channelID,
},
Action: action,
})
if evalErr != nil {
rctx.Logger().Debug("ABAC file action evaluation failed, denying by default",
mlog.String("user_id", userID),
mlog.String("action", action),
mlog.String("channel_id", channelID),
mlog.Err(evalErr),
)
return false
}
return decision.Decision
}