rclone/vendor/storj.io/common/encryption/store.go
2020-05-12 15:56:50 +00:00

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// Copyright (C) 2019 Storj Labs, Inc.
// See LICENSE for copying information.
package encryption
import (
"github.com/zeebo/errs"
"storj.io/common/paths"
"storj.io/common/storj"
)
// The Store allows one to find the matching most encrypted key and path for
// some unencrypted path. It also reports a mapping of encrypted to unencrypted paths
// at the searched for unencrypted path.
//
// For example, if the Store contains the mappings
//
// b1, u1/u2/u3 => <e1/e2/e3, k3>
// b1, u1/u2/u3/u4 => <e1/e2/e3/e4, k4>
// b1, u1/u5 => <e1/e5, k5>
// b1, u6 => <e6, k6>
// b1, u6/u7/u8 => <e6/e7/e8, k8>
// b2, u1 => <e1', k1'>
//
// Then the following lookups have outputs
//
// b1, u1 => <{e2:u2, e5:u5}, u1, nil>
// b1, u1/u2/u3 => <{e4:u4}, u1/u2/u3, <u1/u2/u3, e1/e2/e3, k3>>
// b1, u1/u2/u3/u6 => <{}, u1/u2/u3/, <u1/u2/u3, e1/e2/e3, k3>>
// b1, u1/u2/u3/u4 => <{}, u1/u2/u3/u4, <u1/u2/u3/u4, e1/e2/e3/e4, k4>>
// b1, u6/u7 => <{e8:u8}, u6/, <u6, e6, k6>>
// b2, u1 => <{}, u1, <u1, e1', k1'>>
type Store struct {
roots map[string]*node
defaultKey *storj.Key
defaultPathCipher storj.CipherSuite
// EncryptionBypass makes it so we can interoperate with
// the network without having encryption keys. paths will be encrypted but
// base64-encoded, and certain metadata will be unable to be retrieved.
EncryptionBypass bool
}
// node is a node in the Store graph. It may contain an encryption key and encrypted path,
// a list of children nodes, and data to ensure a bijection between encrypted and unencrypted
// path entries.
type node struct {
unenc map[string]*node // unenc => node
unencMap map[string]string // unenc => enc
enc map[string]*node // enc => node
encMap map[string]string // enc => unenc
base *Base
}
// Base represents a key with which to derive further keys at some encrypted/unencrypted path.
type Base struct {
Unencrypted paths.Unencrypted
Encrypted paths.Encrypted
Key storj.Key
PathCipher storj.CipherSuite
Default bool
}
// clone returns a copy of the Base. The implementation can be simple because the
// types of its fields do not contain any references.
func (b *Base) clone() *Base {
if b == nil {
return nil
}
bc := *b
return &bc
}
// NewStore constructs a Store.
func NewStore() *Store {
return &Store{roots: make(map[string]*node)}
}
// newNode constructs a node.
func newNode() *node {
return &node{
unenc: make(map[string]*node),
unencMap: make(map[string]string),
enc: make(map[string]*node),
encMap: make(map[string]string),
}
}
// SetDefaultKey adds a default key to be returned for any lookup that does not match a bucket.
func (s *Store) SetDefaultKey(defaultKey *storj.Key) {
s.defaultKey = defaultKey
}
// GetDefaultKey returns the default key, or nil if none has been set.
func (s *Store) GetDefaultKey() *storj.Key {
return s.defaultKey
}
// SetDefaultPathCipher adds a default path cipher to be returned for any lookup that does not match a bucket.
func (s *Store) SetDefaultPathCipher(defaultPathCipher storj.CipherSuite) {
s.defaultPathCipher = defaultPathCipher
}
// GetDefaultPathCipher returns the default path cipher, or EncUnspecified if none has been set.
func (s *Store) GetDefaultPathCipher() storj.CipherSuite {
return s.defaultPathCipher
}
// Add creates a mapping from the unencrypted path to the encrypted path and key. It uses the current default cipher.
func (s *Store) Add(bucket string, unenc paths.Unencrypted, enc paths.Encrypted, key storj.Key) error {
return s.AddWithCipher(bucket, unenc, enc, key, s.defaultPathCipher)
}
// AddWithCipher creates a mapping from the unencrypted path to the encrypted path and key with the given cipher.
func (s *Store) AddWithCipher(bucket string, unenc paths.Unencrypted, enc paths.Encrypted, key storj.Key, pathCipher storj.CipherSuite) error {
root, ok := s.roots[bucket]
if !ok {
root = newNode()
}
// Perform the addition starting at the root node.
if err := root.add(unenc.Iterator(), enc.Iterator(), &Base{
Unencrypted: unenc,
Encrypted: enc,
Key: key,
PathCipher: pathCipher,
}); err != nil {
return err
}
// only update the root for the bucket if the add was successful.
s.roots[bucket] = root
return nil
}
// add places the paths and base into the node tree structure.
func (n *node) add(unenc, enc paths.Iterator, base *Base) error {
if unenc.Done() != enc.Done() {
return errs.New("encrypted and unencrypted paths had different number of components")
}
// If we're done walking the paths, this node must have the provided base.
if unenc.Done() {
n.base = base
return nil
}
// Walk to the next parts and ensure they're consistent with previous additions.
unencPart, encPart := unenc.Next(), enc.Next()
if exUnencPart, ok := n.encMap[encPart]; ok && exUnencPart != unencPart {
return errs.New("conflicting encrypted parts for unencrypted path")
}
if exEncPart, ok := n.unencMap[unencPart]; ok && exEncPart != encPart {
return errs.New("conflicting encrypted parts for unencrypted path")
}
// Look up the child node. Since we're sure the unenc and enc mappings are
// consistent, we can look it up in one map and unconditionally insert it
// into both maps if necessary.
child, ok := n.unenc[unencPart]
if !ok {
child = newNode()
}
// Recurse to the next node in the tree.
if err := child.add(unenc, enc, base); err != nil {
return err
}
// Only add to the maps if the child add was successful.
n.unencMap[unencPart] = encPart
n.encMap[encPart] = unencPart
n.unenc[unencPart] = child
n.enc[encPart] = child
return nil
}
// LookupUnencrypted finds the matching most unencrypted path added to the Store, reports how
// much of the path matched, any known unencrypted paths at the requested path, and if a key
// and encrypted path exists for some prefix of the unencrypted path.
func (s *Store) LookupUnencrypted(bucket string, path paths.Unencrypted) (
revealed map[string]string, consumed paths.Unencrypted, base *Base) {
root, ok := s.roots[bucket]
if ok {
var rawConsumed string
revealed, rawConsumed, base = root.lookup(path.Iterator(), "", nil, true)
consumed = paths.NewUnencrypted(rawConsumed)
}
if base == nil && s.defaultKey != nil {
return nil, paths.Unencrypted{}, s.defaultBase()
}
return revealed, consumed, base.clone()
}
// LookupEncrypted finds the matching most encrypted path added to the Store, reports how
// much of the path matched, any known encrypted paths at the requested path, and if a key
// an encrypted path exists for some prefix of the encrypted path.
func (s *Store) LookupEncrypted(bucket string, path paths.Encrypted) (
revealed map[string]string, consumed paths.Encrypted, base *Base) {
root, ok := s.roots[bucket]
if ok {
var rawConsumed string
revealed, rawConsumed, base = root.lookup(path.Iterator(), "", nil, false)
consumed = paths.NewEncrypted(rawConsumed)
}
if base == nil && s.defaultKey != nil {
return nil, paths.Encrypted{}, s.defaultBase()
}
return revealed, consumed, base.clone()
}
func (s *Store) defaultBase() *Base {
return &Base{
Key: *s.defaultKey,
PathCipher: s.defaultPathCipher,
Default: true,
}
}
// lookup searches for the path in the node tree structure.
func (n *node) lookup(path paths.Iterator, bestConsumed string, bestBase *Base, unenc bool) (
map[string]string, string, *Base) {
// Keep track of the best match so far.
if n.base != nil || bestBase == nil {
bestBase, bestConsumed = n.base, path.Consumed()
}
// Pick the tree we're walking down based on the unenc bool.
revealed, children := n.unencMap, n.enc
if unenc {
revealed, children = n.encMap, n.unenc
}
// If we're done walking the path, then return our best match along with the
// revealed paths at this node.
if path.Done() {
return revealed, bestConsumed, bestBase
}
// Walk to the next node in the tree. If there is no node, then report our best match.
child, ok := children[path.Next()]
if !ok {
return nil, bestConsumed, bestBase
}
// Recurse to the next node in the tree.
return child.lookup(path, bestConsumed, bestBase, unenc)
}
// Iterate executes the callback with every value that has been Added to the Store.
// NOTE: This call is lossy! Please upgrade any code paths to use IterateWithCipher!
func (s *Store) Iterate(fn func(string, paths.Unencrypted, paths.Encrypted, storj.Key) error) error {
for bucket, root := range s.roots {
if err := root.iterate(fn, bucket); err != nil {
return err
}
}
return nil
}
// iterate calls the callback if the node has a base, and recurses to its children.
func (n *node) iterate(fn func(string, paths.Unencrypted, paths.Encrypted, storj.Key) error, bucket string) error {
if n.base != nil {
err := fn(bucket, n.base.Unencrypted, n.base.Encrypted, n.base.Key)
if err != nil {
return err
}
}
// recurse down only the unenc map, as the enc map should be the same.
for _, child := range n.unenc {
err := child.iterate(fn, bucket)
if err != nil {
return err
}
}
return nil
}
// IterateWithCipher executes the callback with every value that has been Added to the Store.
func (s *Store) IterateWithCipher(fn func(string, paths.Unencrypted, paths.Encrypted, storj.Key, storj.CipherSuite) error) error {
for bucket, root := range s.roots {
if err := root.iterateWithCipher(fn, bucket); err != nil {
return err
}
}
return nil
}
// iterateWithCipher calls the callback if the node has a base, and recurses to its children.
func (n *node) iterateWithCipher(fn func(string, paths.Unencrypted, paths.Encrypted, storj.Key, storj.CipherSuite) error, bucket string) error {
if n.base != nil {
err := fn(bucket, n.base.Unencrypted, n.base.Encrypted, n.base.Key, n.base.PathCipher)
if err != nil {
return err
}
}
// recurse down only the unenc map, as the enc map should be the same.
for _, child := range n.unenc {
err := child.iterateWithCipher(fn, bucket)
if err != nil {
return err
}
}
return nil
}