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#!/bin/ksh -p
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# Copyright (c) 2013, 2016 by Delphix. All rights reserved.
#

. $STF_SUITE/include/libtest.shlib

#
# DESCRIPTION:
#
# The RBAC profile "ZFS File System Management" works
#
# STRATEGY:
#
#	The following actions are taken, both using profile execution (pfexec)
#	and without profile execution - we make sure that the latter should
#	always fail.
#
#	(create)
#	1. As a normal user, try to create a filesystem - which should fail.
#       2. Assign "ZFS File System Management" profile, try to create fs again,
#	   which should succeed.
#
#	(pools)
#	3. Ensure a user with this profile can't perform pool administration
#	   by attempting to destroy a pool.
#
#	(destroy)
#       5. Remove the FS profile, then attempt to destroy the fs, which
# 	   should fail.
#	6. Assign the FS profile, then attempt to destroy the fs, which
#	   should succeed.
#

verify_runnable "both"

if is_linux || is_freebsd; then
	log_unsupported "Requires pfexec command"
fi

log_assert "The RBAC profile \"ZFS File System Management\" works"

ZFS_USER=$(<$TEST_BASE_DIR/zfs-privs-test-user.txt)

# Set a $DATASET where we can create child files systems
if is_global_zone; then
	log_must zpool create -f $TESTPOOL $DISKS
	DATASET=$TESTPOOL
else
	DATASET=zonepool/zonectr0
fi

# A user shouldn't be able to create filesystems
log_mustnot user_run $ZFS_USER "zfs create $DATASET/zfsprivfs"

# Insist this invocation of usermod works
log_must usermod -P "ZFS File System Management" $ZFS_USER

# Now try to create file systems as the user
log_mustnot user_run $ZFS_USER "zfs create $DATASET/zfsprivfs"
log_must user_run $ZFS_USER "pfexec zfs create $DATASET/zfsprivfs"

# Ensure the user can't do anything to pools in this state:
log_mustnot user_run $ZFS_USER "zpool destroy $DATASET"
log_mustnot user_run $ZFS_USER "pfexec zpool destroy $DATASET"

# revoke File System Management profile
usermod -P, $ZFS_USER

# Ensure the user can't create more filesystems
log_mustnot user_run $ZFS_USER "zfs create $DATASET/zfsprivfs2"
log_mustnot user_run $ZFS_USER "pfexec zfs create $DATASET/zfsprivfs2"

# assign the profile again and destroy the fs.
usermod -P "ZFS File System Management" $ZFS_USER
log_must user_run $ZFS_USER "pfexec zfs destroy $DATASET/zfsprivfs"
usermod -P, $ZFS_USER

log_pass "The RBAC profile \"ZFS File System Management\" works"

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