Exemple #1
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void
readalljobs(void)
{
	User *u;
	Dir *d, *du;
	char file[128];
	int i, n, fd;

	fd = open("/cron", OREAD);
	if(fd < 0)
		fatal("can't open /cron: %r");
	while((n = dirread(fd, &d)) > 0){
		for(i = 0; i < n; i++){
			if(strcmp(d[i].name, "log") == 0 ||
			    !(d[i].qid.type & QTDIR))
				continue;
			if(strcmp(d[i].name, d[i].uid) != 0){
				syslog(1, CRONLOG, "cron for %s owned by %s",
					d[i].name, d[i].uid);
				continue;
			}
			u = newuser(d[i].name);
			snprint(file, sizeof file, "/cron/%s/cron", d[i].name);
			du = dirstat(file);
			if(du == nil || qidcmp(u->lastqid, du->qid) != 0){
				freejobs(u->jobs);
				u->jobs = readjobs(file, u);
			}
			free(du);
		}
		free(d);
	}
	close(fd);
}
Exemple #2
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int
main(int c, char *v[], char *e[])
{
	int		rflag = ttyflg;
	int		rsflag = 1;	/* local restricted flag */
	unsigned char	*flagc = flagadr;
	struct namnod	*n;

	mypid = getpid();
	mypgid = getpgid(mypid);
	mysid = getsid(mypid);

	/*
	 * Do locale processing only if /usr is mounted.
	 */
	localedir_exists = (access(localedir, F_OK) == 0);

	/*
	 * initialize storage allocation
	 */

	if (stakbot == 0) {
	addblok((unsigned)0);
	}

	/*
	 * If the first character of the last path element of v[0] is "-"
	 * (ex. -sh, or /bin/-sh), this is a login shell
	 */
	if (*simple(v[0]) == '-') {
		signal(SIGXCPU, SIG_DFL);
		signal(SIGXFSZ, SIG_DFL);

		/*
		 * As the previous comment states, this is a login shell.
		 * Therefore, we set the login_shell flag to explicitly
		 * indicate this condition.
		 */
		login_shell = TRUE;
	}

	stdsigs();

	/*
	 * set names from userenv
	 */

	setup_env();

	/*
	 * LC_MESSAGES is set here so that early error messages will
	 * come out in the right style.
	 * Note that LC_CTYPE is done later on and is *not*
	 * taken from the previous environ
	 */

	/*
	 * Do locale processing only if /usr is mounted.
	 */
	if (localedir_exists)
		(void) setlocale(LC_ALL, "");
#if !defined(TEXT_DOMAIN)	/* Should be defined by cc -D */
#define	TEXT_DOMAIN "SYS_TEST"	/* Use this only if it weren't */
#endif
	(void) textdomain(TEXT_DOMAIN);

	/*
	 * 'rsflag' is zero if SHELL variable is
	 *  set in environment and
	 *  the simple file part of the value.
	 *  is rsh
	 */
	if (n = findnam("SHELL")) {
		if (eq("rsh", simple(n->namval)))
			rsflag = 0;
	}

	/*
	 * a shell is also restricted if the simple name of argv(0) is
	 * rsh or -rsh in its simple name
	 */

#ifndef RES

	if (c > 0 && (eq("rsh", simple(*v)) || eq("-rsh", simple(*v))))
		rflag = 0;

#endif

	if (eq("jsh", simple(*v)) || eq("-jsh", simple(*v)))
		flags |= monitorflg;

	hcreate();
	set_dotpath();


	/*
	 * look for options
	 * dolc is $#
	 */
	dolc = options(c, v);

	if (dolc < 2) {
		flags |= stdflg;
		{

			while (*flagc)
				flagc++;
			*flagc++ = STDFLG;
			*flagc = 0;
		}
	}
	if ((flags & stdflg) == 0)
		dolc--;

	if ((flags & privflg) == 0) {
		uid_t euid;
		gid_t egid;
		uid_t ruid;
		gid_t rgid;

		/*
		 * Determine all of the user's id #'s for this process and
		 * then decide if this shell is being entered as a result
		 * of a fork/exec.
		 * If the effective uid/gid do NOT match and the euid/egid
		 * is < 100 and the egid is NOT 1, reset the uid and gid to
		 * the user originally calling this process.
		 */
		euid = geteuid();
		ruid = getuid();
		egid = getegid();
		rgid = getgid();
		if ((euid != ruid) && (euid < 100))
			setuid(ruid);   /* reset the uid to the orig user */
		if ((egid != rgid) && ((egid < 100) && (egid != 1)))
			setgid(rgid);   /* reset the gid to the orig user */
	}

	dolv = (unsigned char **)v + c - dolc;
	dolc--;

	/*
	 * return here for shell file execution
	 * but not for parenthesis subshells
	 */
	if (setjmp(subshell)) {
		freejobs();
		flags |= subsh;
	}

	/*
	 * number of positional parameters
	 */
	replace(&cmdadr, dolv[0]);	/* cmdadr is $0 */

	/*
	 * set pidname '$$'
	 */
	assnum(&pidadr, (long)mypid);

	/*
	 * set up temp file names
	 */
	settmp();

	/*
	 * default internal field separators
	 * Do not allow importing of IFS from parent shell.
	 * setup_env() may have set anything from parent shell to IFS.
	 * Always set the default ifs to IFS.
	 */
	assign(&ifsnod, (unsigned char *)sptbnl);

	dfault(&mchknod, MAILCHECK);
	mailchk = stoi(mchknod.namval);

	/* initialize OPTIND for getopt */

	n = lookup("OPTIND");
	assign(n, (unsigned char *)"1");
	/*
	 * make sure that option parsing starts
	 * at first character
	 */
	_sp = 1;

	if ((beenhere++) == FALSE)	/* ? profile */
	{
		if ((login_shell == TRUE) && (flags & privflg) == 0) {

			/* system profile */

#ifndef RES

			if ((input = pathopen(nullstr, sysprofile)) >= 0)
				exfile(rflag);		/* file exists */

#endif
			/* user profile */

			if ((input = pathopen(homenod.namval, profile)) >= 0) {
				exfile(rflag);
				flags &= ~ttyflg;
			}
		}
		if (rsflag == 0 || rflag == 0) {
			if ((flags & rshflg) == 0) {
				while (*flagc)
					flagc++;
				*flagc++ = 'r';
				*flagc = '\0';
			}
			flags |= rshflg;
		}

		/*
		 * open input file if specified
		 */
		if (comdiv) {
			estabf(comdiv);
			input = -1;
		}
		else
		{
			if (flags & stdflg) {
				input = 0;
			} else {
			/*
			 * If the command file specified by 'cmdadr'
			 * doesn't exist, chkopen() will fail calling
			 * exitsh(). If this is a login shell and
			 * the $HOME/.profile file does not exist, the
			 * above statement "flags &= ~ttyflg" does not
			 * get executed and this makes exitsh() call
			 * longjmp() instead of exiting. longjmp() will
			 * return to the location specified by the last
			 * active jmpbuffer, which is the one set up in
			 * the function exfile() called after the system
			 * profile file is executed (see lines above).
			 * This would cause an infinite loop, because
			 * chkopen() will continue to fail and exitsh()
			 * to call longjmp(). To make exitsh() exit instead
			 * of calling longjmp(), we then set the flag forcexit
			 * at this stage.
			 */

				flags |= forcexit;
				input = chkopen(cmdadr, 0);
				flags &= ~forcexit;
			}

#ifdef ACCT
			if (input != 0)
				preacct(cmdadr);
#endif
			comdiv--;
		}
	}
#ifdef pdp11
	else
		*execargs = (char *)dolv;	/* for `ps' cmd */
#endif


	exfile(0);
	done(0);
}
Exemple #3
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static void
exfile(int prof)
{
	time_t	mailtime = 0;	/* Must not be a register variable */
	time_t 	curtime = 0;

	/*
	 * move input
	 */
	if (input > 0) {
		Ldup(input, INIO);
		input = INIO;
	}


	setmode(prof);

	if (setjmp(errshell) && prof) {
		close(input);
		(void) endjobs(0);
		return;
	}
	/*
	 * error return here
	 */

	loopcnt = peekc = peekn = 0;
	fndef = 0;
	nohash = 0;
	iopend = 0;

	if (input >= 0)
		initf(input);
	/*
	 * command loop
	 */
	for (;;) {
		tdystak(0);
		stakchk();	/* may reduce sbrk */
		exitset();

		if ((flags & prompt) && standin->fstak == 0 && !eof) {

			if (mailp) {
				time(&curtime);

				if ((curtime - mailtime) >= mailchk) {
					chkmail();
					mailtime = curtime;
				}
			}

			/* necessary to print jobs in a timely manner */
			if (trapnote & TRAPSET)
				chktrap();

			prs(ps1nod.namval);

#ifdef TIME_OUT
			alarm(TIMEOUT);
#endif

		}

		trapnote = 0;
		peekc = readwc();
		if (eof) {
			if (endjobs(JOB_STOPPED))
				return;
			eof = 0;
		}

#ifdef TIME_OUT
		alarm(0);
#endif

		{
			struct trenod *t;
			t = cmd(NL, MTFLG);
			if (t == NULL && flags & ttyflg)
				freejobs();
			else
				execute(t, 0, eflag);
		}

		eof |= (flags & oneflg);

	}
}