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sysadm/src/server/library/sysadm-firewall.cpp
Ken Moore 108a2da675 API CHANGE: New action for sysadm/firewall
"action":"status"
Returns the current status of the firewall

REST Request (example):
-------------------------------
PUT /sysadm/firewall
{
   "action" : "status"
}

WebSocket Request:
-------------------------------
{
   "name" : "firewall",
   "args" : {
      "action" : "status"
   },
   "id" : "fooid",
   "namespace" : "sysadm"
}

Response:
-------------------------------
{
  "args": {
    "is_enabled": "true",
    "is_running": "true"
  },
  "id": "fooid",
  "name": "response",
  "namespace": "sysadm"
}
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//===========================================
// PC-BSD source code
// Copyright (c) 2015, PC-BSD Software/iXsystems
// Available under the 3-clause BSD license
// See the LICENSE file for full details
#include "sysadm-firewall.h"
#include "sysadm-servicemanager.h"
#include "sysadm-general.h"
#include <QtCore>
#include <algorithm>
using namespace sysadm;
Firewall::Firewall(){
}
Firewall::~Firewall(){
}
PortInfo Firewall::LookUpPort(int port, QString type)
{
//Make sure that the port is valid
if (port < 0 || port > 65535)
{
PortInfo returnValue;
returnValue.Port = -1;
returnValue.Description = "Port out of bounds";
return returnValue;
}
if(portStrings.isEmpty()){ readServicesFile(); }
PortInfo returnValue;
//the port number is valid so set it
returnValue.Port = port;
//make sure that the portType is cased in lower to match the service file and
//then store it in the returnValue, since there isn't a huge point in checking
//the validitiy of the type since /etc/services lists more than udp/tcp
type = type.toLower();
returnValue.Type = type;
//Check to see if it's a recommended port
returnValue.Recommended = false;
for(int recommendedPort : recommendedPorts)
{
if (port == recommendedPort)
{
returnValue.Recommended = true;
}
}
//Check to see if the port number is listed. The format in the file
// is portname/portType. ex.: 22/tcp
QStringList portList = portStrings.filter( QRegExp("\\s"+QString::number(port)+"/"+type+"\\s") );
if(portList.size() > 0)
{
//grab the first one, there may be duplicates due to colliding ports in the /etc/services file
//but those are listed after the declaration for what the port officially should be used for
QString line = portList.at(0);
//Split across spaces since it's whitespace delimited
QStringList lineList = line.split(' ');
//the keyword associated with the port is the first element in a line
returnValue.Keyword = lineList.at(0);
//if the size of the list is less than 3 then there is no description
if(lineList.size() > 2){
returnValue.Description = lineList.mid(2,-1).join(" ");
}
}
return returnValue;
}
QList<PortInfo> Firewall::allPorts(){
if(portStrings.isEmpty()){ readServicesFile(); }
QList<PortInfo> output;
for(int i=0; i<portStrings.length(); i++){
//Line Format (9/9/16): "<keyword><bunch of whitespace><port>/<type><whitespace><description>
QStringList line = portStrings[i].split(" ", QString::SkipEmptyParts);
if(line.length()<2){ continue; } //invalid line
PortInfo info;
info.Keyword = line[0];
info.Port = line[1].section("/",0,0).toInt();
info.Type = line[1].section("/",1,1);
if(line.length()>2){
info.Description = line.mid(2,-1).join(" ");
}
output << info;
}
return output;
}
void Firewall::OpenPort(int port, QString type)
{
QList<PortInfo> openports = LoadOpenPorts();
openports.append(LookUpPort(port,type));
SaveOpenPorts(openports);
}
void Firewall::OpenPort(QList<PortInfo> ports)
{
QList<PortInfo> openports = LoadOpenPorts();
for(PortInfo port : ports)
{
openports.append(port);
}
SaveOpenPorts(openports);
}
void Firewall::ClosePort(int port, QString type)
{
QList<PortInfo> openports = LoadOpenPorts();
openports.removeAll(LookUpPort(port,type));
SaveOpenPorts(openports);
}
void Firewall::ClosePort(QList<PortInfo> ports)
{
QList<PortInfo> openports = LoadOpenPorts();
for(PortInfo port : ports)
{
openports.removeAll(port);
}
SaveOpenPorts(openports);
}
QList<PortInfo> Firewall::OpenPorts()
{
return LoadOpenPorts();
}
bool Firewall::IsRunning()
{
return General::sysctlAsInt("net.inet.ip.fw.enable") == 1;
}
bool Firewall::IsEnabled(){
ServiceManager serviceManager;
return serviceManager.isEnabled( serviceManager.GetService("ipfw") );
}
void Firewall::Start()
{
ServiceManager serviceManager;
serviceManager.Start( serviceManager.GetService("ipfw") );
}
void Firewall::Stop()
{
ServiceManager serviceManager;
serviceManager.Stop( serviceManager.GetService("ipfw") );
}
void Firewall::Restart()
{
ServiceManager serviceManager;
serviceManager.Restart( serviceManager.GetService("ipfw") );
}
void Firewall::Enable()
{
ServiceManager serviceManager;
serviceManager.Enable( serviceManager.GetService("ipfw") );
}
void Firewall::Disable()
{
ServiceManager serviceManager;
serviceManager.Disable( serviceManager.GetService("ipfw") );
}
void Firewall::RestoreDefaults()
{
if(QFile::exists("/usr/local/share/trueos/scripts/reset-firewall")){
//refresh/restart the rules files
QStringList args;
args << "/usr/local/share/trueos/scripts/reset-firewall";
General::RunCommand("sh",args);
}
}
void Firewall::readServicesFile()
{
portStrings.clear();
// /etc/services contains a file that lists the various port numbers
// and their descriptions
QFile services("/etc/services");
if(services.open(QFile::ReadOnly) ){
QTextStream stream(&services);
while(!stream.atEnd()){
QString line = stream.readLine().simplified();;
//jump down past the comments or empty lines
if(line.startsWith("#") || line.isEmpty()){ continue; }
//Skip any non-[tcp/udp] port types
if( !line.contains("/tcp") && !line.contains("/udp") ){ continue; }
line = line.replace("\t"," "); //uses a weird mixture of spaces and tabs for separation - just use spaces instead
portStrings << line;
}
services.close();
}
}
QList<PortInfo> Firewall::LoadOpenPorts()
{
//qDebug() << "Read open ports";
QList<PortInfo> openports;
QFile file("/etc/ipfw.openports");
if( file.open(QIODevice::ReadOnly) ){
QTextStream in(&file);
while( !in.atEnd() ){
QString line = in.readLine();
if(line.startsWith("#") || line.simplified().isEmpty()){ continue; }
//File format: "<type> <port>" (nice and simple)
//qDebug() << "Found Port:" << line;
openports << LookUpPort(line.section(" ",1,1).toInt() ,line.section(" ",0,0));
}
file.close();
}
//qDebug() << "Finished with open ports";
return openports;
}
void Firewall::SaveOpenPorts(QList<PortInfo> openports)
{
//Convert to file format
std::sort(openports.begin(), openports.end()); //make sure they are still sorted by port
QStringList fileout;
for(PortInfo port : openports){
if(port.Port<0){ continue; } //invalid port
fileout.append("#" + port.Keyword + ": " + port.Description + "\n" +
port.Type +" "+QString::number(port.Port));
}
//Always make sure that the file always ends with a newline
if(!fileout.isEmpty()){ fileout << ""; }
//Save to file
QFile file("/etc/ipfw.openports");
if( file.open(QIODevice::WriteOnly | QIODevice::Truncate) ){
QTextStream out(&file);
out << fileout.join("\n");
file.close();
}
//Re-load/start rules (just in case - it is a smart script)
if(IsRunning())
{
QStringList args;
args << "/usr/local/share/pcbsd/scripts/reset-firewall";
General::RunCommand("sh",args);
}
}