avoid assembling a hash mapping of namespaces only to not use it,
i.e., throw it away then anyway
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The split out helpers will (partially) be used in later patches for
call sites where we only need parts of the info assembled here.
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not wanting to play code golf here, but bloat in code makes it often
also harder to read, so try to reduce some of that without making it
to terse.
No semantic change intended.
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Make the assumption that if a user has any privilege that would make
an NS and (parts) of its content visible they also should be able to
know about the datastore and very basic errors on lookup (path
existence and maintenance mode) even if that NS doesn't even exists
(yet), as they could, e.g., make or view a backup and find out
anyway.
This avoids iterating over parts of the whole datastore folder tree
on disk, doing a priv check on each, swapping IO to virtual in memory
checks on info we got available already anyway, is always a good idea
after all
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s/any_priv_below/any_privs_below/ for consistency and switch from a
single &str for the path param to the slice-ref string variant, as
that allows to use it more often without allocation.
Also allow passing the whole path as single &str element in the slice
by splitting each component on '/' like we do in other parts
nowadays. Note though that we need to omit the leading slash then.
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We got the digest available anyway, and it's only 16 bytes more to
save (compared to last_generation and the recently removed last_time,
both being 64 bit = 8 bytes each)
Side benefit, we detect config changes made manually (e.g., `vim
datacenter.cfg`) immediately.
Note that we could restructure the maintenance mode checking to only
be done after checking if there's a cached datastore, in which case
using the generation could make sense to decide if we need to re-load
it again before blindly loading the config anyway. As that's not only
some (not exactly hard but not really trivial like a typo fix either)
restructuring work but also means we'd lose the "detect manual
changes" again I'd rather keep using the digest.
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to avoid the problematic open fresh datastore with fresh chunkstore
with, and that's the actual problematic part, fresh process locker.
As the latter uses posix record locks which are pretty dangreous as
they operate on a path level (not FD level) and thus closing any file
opened (even if it wasn't opened for locking at all) drops all active
locks on the same file on completely unrelated file descriptors -.-
Also, no operation wasn't exactly correct for this thing in the first
place, but we cannot use Operation::Lookup either, as we're currently
indeed using a rather stupid-simple way and *are* reading.
So until we optimize this to allow querying the AclTree if there's
any priv XYZ below a path, use the Operation::Read.
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which allows us also to drop the initial manual load in the init,
which would also trigger if the tab isn't visible.
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setting scrollable on the parent tab panel makes not much sense and
will always add a scroll bar that can scroll a few pixels, even if
there's enough space.
Rather set it to true (= auto) in the actual panels that hold the
content.
Also set a bottom margin so that users can see the "end" of the panel
at the bottom, otherwise it looked like it had a start and sides, but
no bottom.
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input panel collect all form fields below them, so nesting two
input panels needs a bit of special care to avoid that each of the
panels adds the data of the deeper nested ones, resulting in
duplicate parameters that the backend then chokes one.
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the intra-panel margin is still the same (10 + 0 == 7 + 3) but one
can now see the bottom border.
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Fix missing load on initial view, re-use the prune input panel for
editing and avoid using a tab panel for a single tab, rework also
some columns widths and various other small parts-
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we already handle that manually in the onLoad and want to further
extend that, so drop the more generic monStoreError
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This endpoint only lists all accessible namespace, and one doesn't
necessarily needs to have permissions on the parent itself just to
have OK ACLs on deeper down NS.
So, drop the upfront check on parent but explicitly avoid leaking if
a NS exists or not, i.e., only do so if they got access on the parent
NS.
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I.e., for those that only got permissions on a sub namespace and
those that onlöy got BACKUP_READ, as both they could just list and
count themselves too after all, so not exactly secret info.
The UI needs some adaptions to cope with gc-stats and usage being
optional, will be done in a next commit.
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we can now use it for the error case and will further use it for the
can access namespace but not datastore case in a future patch
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which is stable since rustc 1.32 but wasn't available in out
toolchain when this was originally written in commit 7bc1d7277
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use the relatively new variant of ListAccessibleBackupGroups to also
allow pruning the groups that one doesn't own but has the respective
privileges on their namespace level.
This was previously handled by the API endpoint itself, which was ok
as long as only one level was looked at.
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Not only check all owned backup groups, but also all that an auth_id
has DATASTORE_AUDIT or DATASTORE_READ on the whole namespace.
best viewed with whitespace change ignore (-w)
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The "owner override" privs will skip the owner check completely if
the authid has a permission for any of the bitwise OR'd privs
requested on the namespace level.
The "owner and privs" are for the case where being the owner is not
enough, e.g., pruning, if set they need to match all, not just any,
on the namespace, otherwise we don't even look at the groups from the
current NS level.
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with namespaces the paths can get pretty complex, so make the path
column take some flex space too, but not too much to avoid making it
look odd for the short paths we have otherwise
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Without namespaces this had not much use, but now that we can have
permissions below we should allow so.
For convenience also query the namsepaces here and add them to the
list of available ACL paths, the read-dir shouldn't be that expensive
(albeit, we could cache them in the frontend)
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We can have those in existing verify jobs configs, and that'd break
stuff. So, even while the "bad" commit got released only recently
with `2.1.6-1` (14 April 2022), we still need to cope with those that
used it, and using some serde parser magic to transform on read only
is hard here due to section config (json-value and verify currently
happen before we can do anything about it)
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This reverts commit 7a1a5d206d.
We could already cause the behavior by simply setting ignore-verified
to false, aas that flag is basically an on/off switch for even
considering outdated-after or not.
So avoid the extra logic and just make the gui use the previously
existing way.
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else it's a lot of wasted space for the ordinary case, that hasn't
permanent maintenance modes activated, and even if, their admins
should be used to it, so not the best space/usability ROI there
either.
Just use the icon as visual clue and add a tooltip for the
maintenance mode info.
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matches what we do for (most) of such things in PVE since 7.0 there
and also what the disk management gui shows, further disks are sold
with SI units for their advertised capacity, so its more fitting
there too.
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commit bd21a63b only fixed sync, not verify, and we can do better by
using a display-edit field.
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