#!/usr/bin/env php $info) { $hash = $info['hash']; $type = $info['type']; $obj = $obj_root.hash_path($hash); $link = $hardened.'/'.$path; $dir = dirname($link); if (!is_dir($dir)) { $ok = mkdir($dir, 0777, $recursive = true); if (!$ok) { throw new Exception(pht("Failed to make directory for '%s'!", $link)); } } // We need to use actual symlinks in this case. if ($type == 'link') { $ok = symlink(readlink($soft.'/'.$path), $link); if (!$ok) { throw new Exception(pht("Failed to create symlink '%s'!", $link)); } continue; } if ($type === 'exec') { // Multiple hardlinks share a single executable bit, so we need to keep // executable versions separate from non-executable versions. $obj .= '.x'; } // Make copies of each object, obj.0, obj.1, etc., after there are too many // hardlinks. This can occur for the empty file, particularly. $n = 0; do { $stat = @lstat($obj.'.'.$n); if (!$stat) { break; } if ($stat[3] < 32000) { // TODO: On NTFS, this needs to be 1023. It is not apparently trivial to // determine if a disk is NTFS or not, or what the link limit for a disk // is. On linux "df -T /path/to/dir" may be useful, but on OS X this does // something totally different... break; } ++$n; } while (true); $obj = $obj.'.'.$n; if ($stat === false) { $ok = mkdir(dirname($obj), 0777, $recursive = true); if (!$ok) { throw new Exception(pht("Failed to make directory for '%s'.", $obj)); } $ok = copy($soft.'/'.$path, $obj); if (!$ok) { throw new Exception(pht("Failed to copy file '%s/%s'!", $soft, $path)); } if ($type === 'exec') { $ok = chmod($obj, 0755); if (!$ok) { throw new Exception(pht("Failed to chmod file '%s'!", $obj)); } } } $ok = link($obj, $link); if (!$ok) { throw new Exception(pht("Failed to hardlink '%s' to '%s'!", $obj, $link)); } } // TODO: Replace link to soft directory with link to hardened directory. // execx('ln -sf %s %s', $dst, $hardened); echo $hardened."\n"; exit(0); function hash_path($hash) { return preg_replace('/([a-z0-9]{2})/', '\1/', $hash, 3); } function map_directory($dir) { try { if (Filesystem::pathExists($dir.'/.git')) { list($list) = execx( '(cd %s && git ls-tree -r --full-tree --abbrev=40 HEAD)', $dir); $list = trim($list); $list = explode("\n", $list); $map = array(); foreach ($list as $line) { $matches = null; $regexp = '/^(\d{6}) (\w+) ([a-z0-9]{40})\t(.*)$/'; if (!preg_match($regexp, $line, $matches)) { throw new Exception(pht("Unable to parse line '%s'!", $line)); } $flag = $matches[1]; $type = $matches[2]; $hash = $matches[3]; $file = $matches[4]; if ($type === 'commit') { // Deal with Git submodules. $submap = map_directory($dir.'/'.$file); foreach ($submap as $subfile => $info) { $map[$file.'/'.$subfile] = $info; } } else { $mask = (int)base_convert($flag, 8, 10); $type = 'file'; if ($mask & 0111) { echo pht('EXEC: %s', $file)."\n"; $type = 'exec'; } else if (($mask & 0120000) === 0120000) { $type = 'link'; } $map[$file] = array( 'hash' => $hash, 'type' => $type, ); } } return $map; } } catch (Exception $ex) { phlog($ex); // Just drop down and go with the non-git approach. } $files = id(new FileFinder($dir)) ->withType('f') ->excludePath('*/.git/*') ->excludePath('*/.svn/*') ->find(); foreach ($files as $file) { if (!strncmp($file, './', 2)) { $file = substr($file, 2); } $data = Filesystem::readFile($dir.'/'.$file); $len = strlen($data); $hash = sha1("blob {$len}\0{$data}"); $type = 'file'; if (is_link($dir.'/'.$file)) { $type = 'link'; } else if (is_executable($dir.'/'.$file)) { $type = 'exec'; } $map[$file] = array( 'hash' => $hash, 'type' => $type, ); } return $map; }