static void EvalAceList(Type rightType, List <IAccessControlEntry> aces, SecurityResults securityResults)
{
if (!securityResults.ContainsRightType(rightType))
{
securityResults.InitResult(rightType);
}
if (aces.Count > 0)
{
aces.Sort(new AceComparer());
//Logic: Look in the Dacl for aces of the given AceType, create a new mask of the combined rights.
// If Allowed: bitwise-OR the value into the mask.
// If Deined: if the mask contains the value, XOR the value out.
//The result mask contains only the allowed rights.
int mask = 0;
foreach (IAccessControlEntry ace in aces)
{
if (ace.Allowed)
{
mask |= ace.RightData.Value;
}
else if ((mask & ace.RightData.Value) == ace.RightData.Value)
{
mask ^= ace.RightData.Value;
}
}
//For each right of the given acetype, perform a bitwise - AND to see if the right is specified in the mask.
int[] rights = rightType.GetRightTypeValues();
for (int i = 0; i < rights.Length; i++)
{
securityResults.GetByTypeRight(rightType, rights[i]).AccessAllowed = (mask & rights[i]) == rights[i];
}
RightsAccessorAttribute attrib =
(RightsAccessorAttribute)Attribute.GetCustomAttribute(rightType.GetType(), typeof(RightsAccessorAttribute));
if (attrib != null && attrib.HasMask)
{
EvalExtended(rightType, mask, securityResults, attrib);
}
}
}
//HACK: Minor hack to address extended rights where the bitmask doesn't bear it out naturally.
//NOTE: If I was smarter, I would be able to figure out the right bitmask for SyncRights and then probably drop the hack.
static void EvalExtended(Type rightType, int summaryMask, SecurityResults securityResults, RightsAccessorAttribute ra)
{
if (rightType.GetType() == typeof(SynchronizationRight))
{
//this is just to block having "OneWay" as the only specified right
securityResults.GetByTypeRight(rightType, (int)SynchronizationRight.OneWay).AccessAllowed =
(summaryMask & (int)SynchronizationRight.Upload) == (int)SynchronizationRight.Upload ||
(summaryMask & (int)SynchronizationRight.Download) == (int)SynchronizationRight.Download;
}
}