#! /bin/bash
# Copyright 2017 Cumulus Networks, Inc.  All rights reserved
#
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# This script is invoked via pam_script.so for session close, to
# clean up the mapping setup on session open.   The info is used
# in the libnss_mapuser getpwuid() entry point.

# auid is currently unused, but must match the uid of the mapped_user
# in the libnss_mapuser database for this to be valid

# For this to work, pam_loginuid.so must be used, so both the
# loginuid and the sessionid are unique values > 0

dbdir=/run/mapuser
mkdir -p $dbdir

read sess < /proc/$$/sessionid
read auid < /proc/$$/loginuid

# never map root user, or when loginuid isn't set, or when
# we aren't doing mapping (env variable not set)
if [ "$auid" -eq 0 ]; then exit 0; fi

# for debugging, if needed
# logger -t mapuser $0 called with $PAM_USER pid=$$ session="$sess" auid="$auid"

if [ "$sess" -le 0 ] ; then
	logger -t $0 sessionid not set, no mapuser cleanup for \
	   PID $$ user $PAM_USER
	exit 0 # never trigger an error
fi

file=$dbdir/$sess
[ -e $file ] &&  {
   IFS='=
' read tag fauid <<< $(grep '^auid=' $file)
   IFS='=
' read tag fsess <<< $(grep '^session=' $file)
   # If info doesn't match, report it, but clean up anyway.
   [ "$auid" != "$fauid" -o "$sess" != "$fsess" ] &&
     logger -t $0 "Session $sess mismatch auid $auid,$fauid session $sess,$fsess"

   #OLSON rm -f $file
   }

# OLSON, probably need to gc all files on exit from any, because
# original PID is always gone, but we don't want to remove on exit
# from su, sudo, etc.

# always succeed, this should not cause sessions shutdown errors
exit 0