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static public PermissionSet ResolvePolicy(Evidence evidence) { if (!AppDomain.CurrentDomain.IsLegacyCasPolicyEnabled) { throw new NotSupportedException(Environment.GetResourceString("NotSupported_RequiresCasPolicyExplicit")); } // If we aren't passed any evidence, just make an empty object if (evidence == null) { evidence = new Evidence(); } return(polmgr.Resolve(evidence)); }
static private PermissionSet ResolvePolicy(Evidence evidence, PermissionSet reqdPset, PermissionSet optPset, PermissionSet denyPset, out PermissionSet denied, bool checkExecutionPermission) { PermissionSet requested; PermissionSet optional; PermissionSet allowed; Exception savedException = null; // We don't want to recurse back into here as a result of a // stackwalk during resolution. So simply assert full trust (this // implies that custom permissions cannot use any permissions that // don't implement IUnrestrictedPermission. // PermissionSet.s_fullTrust.Assert(); // The requested set is the union of the minimal request and the // optional request. Minimal request defaults to empty, optional // is "AllPossible" (includes any permission that can be defined) // which is symbolized by null. optional = optPset; if (reqdPset == null) { requested = optional; } else { // If optional is null, the requested set becomes null/"AllPossible". requested = optional == null ? null : reqdPset.Union(optional); } // Make sure that the right to execute is requested (if this feature is // enabled). if (requested != null && !requested.IsUnrestricted() && CheckExecution()) { requested.AddPermission(executionSecurityPermission); } if (InitPolicy()) { // If we aren't passed any evidence, just make an empty object // If we are passed evidence, copy it before passing it // to the policy manager. // Note: this is not a deep copy, the pieces of evidence within the // Evidence object can still be altered and affect the originals. if (evidence == null) { evidence = new Evidence(); } else { evidence = evidence.ShallowCopy(); } evidence.AddHost(new PermissionRequestEvidence(reqdPset, optPset, denyPset)); // We need to make sure that no stray exceptions come out of Resolve so // we wrap it in a try block. try { allowed = polmgr.Resolve(evidence, requested); } catch (Exception e) { #if _DEBUG if (debug) { DEBUG_OUT("Exception during resolve"); DEBUG_OUT(e.GetType().FullName); DEBUG_OUT(e.Message); DEBUG_OUT(e.StackTrace); } #endif // If we get a policy exception, we are done are we are going to fail to // load no matter what. if (e is PolicyException) { throw e; } // If we get any other kid of exception, we set the allowed set to the // empty set and continue processing as normal. This allows assemblies // that make no request to be loaded but blocks any assembly that // makes a request from being loaded. This seems like a valid design to // me -- gregfee 6/19/2000 savedException = e; allowed = new PermissionSet(); } } else { denied = null; return(null); } #if _DEBUG if (debug) { DEBUG_OUT("ResolvePolicy:"); IEnumerator enumerator = evidence.GetEnumerator(); DEBUG_OUT("Evidence:"); while (enumerator.MoveNext()) { Object obj = enumerator.Current; if (obj is Site) { DEBUG_OUT(((Site)obj).ToXml().ToString()); } else if (obj is Zone) { DEBUG_OUT(((Zone)obj).ToXml().ToString()); } else if (obj is Url) { DEBUG_OUT(((Url)obj).ToXml().ToString()); } else if (obj is Publisher) { DEBUG_OUT(((Publisher)obj).ToXml().ToString()); } else if (obj is StrongName) { DEBUG_OUT(((StrongName)obj).ToXml().ToString()); } else if (obj is PermissionRequestEvidence) { DEBUG_OUT(((PermissionRequestEvidence)obj).ToXml().ToString()); } } DEBUG_OUT("Required permissions:"); DEBUG_OUT(reqdPset != null ? reqdPset.ToString() : "<null>"); DEBUG_OUT("Optional permissions:"); DEBUG_OUT(optPset != null ? optPset.ToString() : "<null>"); DEBUG_OUT("Denied permissions:"); DEBUG_OUT(denyPset != null ? denyPset.ToString() : "<null>"); DEBUG_OUT("Requested permissions:"); DEBUG_OUT(requested != null ? requested.ToString() : "<null>"); DEBUG_OUT("Granted permissions:"); DEBUG_OUT(allowed != null ? allowed.ToString() : "<null>"); } #endif // Check that we were granted the right to execute. if (!allowed.IsUnrestricted() && checkExecutionPermission && CheckExecution()) { SecurityPermission secPerm = (SecurityPermission)allowed.GetPermission(securityPermissionType); if (secPerm == null || !executionSecurityPermission.IsSubsetOf(secPerm)) { #if _DEBUG DEBUG_OUT("No execute permission"); #endif throw new PolicyException(Environment.GetResourceString("Policy_NoExecutionPermission"), System.__HResults.CORSEC_E_NO_EXEC_PERM, savedException); } } // Check that we were granted at least the minimal set we asked for. Do // this before pruning away any overlap with the refused set so that // users have the flexability of defining minimal permissions that are // only expressable as set differences (e.g. allow access to "C:\" but // disallow "C:\Windows"). if (reqdPset != null && !reqdPset.IsSubsetOf(allowed)) { #if _DEBUG DEBUG_OUT("Didn't get required permissions"); #endif throw new PolicyException(Environment.GetResourceString("Policy_NoRequiredPermission"), System.__HResults.CORSEC_E_MIN_GRANT_FAIL, savedException); } // Remove any granted permissions that are safe subsets of some denied // permission. The remaining denied permissions (if any) are returned // along with the modified grant set for use in checks. if (denyPset != null) { denied = denyPset.Copy(); allowed.MergeDeniedSet(denied); if (denied.IsEmpty()) { denied = null; } } else { denied = null; } #if _DEBUG if (debug) { DEBUG_OUT("Final denied permissions:"); DEBUG_OUT(denied != null ? denied.ToString() : "<null>"); } #endif return(allowed); }
static private PermissionSet ResolvePolicy(Evidence evidence, PermissionSet reqdPset, PermissionSet optPset, PermissionSet denyPset, out PermissionSet denied, bool checkExecutionPermission) { PermissionSet requested = null; PermissionSet optional; PermissionSet allowed; Exception savedException = null; // We don't want to recurse back into here as a result of a // stackwalk during resolution. So simply assert full trust (this // implies that custom permissions cannot use any permissions that // don't implement IUnrestrictedPermission. // PermissionSet.s_fullTrust.Assert(); // The requested set is the union of the minimal request and the // optional request. Minimal request defaults to empty, optional // is "AllPossible" (includes any permission that can be defined) // which is symbolized by null. optional = optPset; if (reqdPset == null) { requested = optional; } else { // If optional is null, the requested set becomes null/"AllPossible". requested = optional == null ? null : reqdPset.Union(optional); } // Make sure that the right to execute is requested (if this feature is // enabled). if (requested != null && !requested.IsUnrestricted() && CheckExecution()) { requested.AddPermission(executionSecurityPermission); } // If we aren't passed any evidence, just make an empty object // If we are passed evidence, copy it before passing it // to the policy manager. // Note: this is not a deep copy, the pieces of evidence within the // Evidence object can still be altered and affect the originals. if (evidence == null) { evidence = new Evidence(); } else { evidence = evidence.ShallowCopy(); } evidence.AddHost(new PermissionRequestEvidence(reqdPset, optPset, denyPset)); allowed = polmgr.Resolve(evidence); // Intersect the grant with the RequestOptional if (requested != null) { allowed.InplaceIntersect(requested); } // Check that we were granted the right to execute. if (checkExecutionPermission && CheckExecution()) { if (!allowed.Contains(executionSecurityPermission) || (denyPset != null && denyPset.Contains(executionSecurityPermission))) { throw new PolicyException(Environment.GetResourceString("Policy_NoExecutionPermission"), System.__HResults.CORSEC_E_NO_EXEC_PERM, savedException); } } // Check that we were granted at least the minimal set we asked for. Do // this before pruning away any overlap with the refused set so that // users have the flexability of defining minimal permissions that are // only expressable as set differences (e.g. allow access to "C:\" but // disallow "C:\Windows"). if (reqdPset != null && !reqdPset.IsSubsetOf(allowed)) { throw new PolicyException(Environment.GetResourceString("Policy_NoRequiredPermission"), System.__HResults.CORSEC_E_MIN_GRANT_FAIL, savedException); } // Remove any granted permissions that are safe subsets of some denied // permission. The remaining denied permissions (if any) are returned // along with the modified grant set for use in checks. if (denyPset != null) { denied = denyPset.Copy(); allowed.MergeDeniedSet(denied); if (denied.IsEmpty()) { denied = null; } } else { denied = null; } allowed.IgnoreTypeLoadFailures = true; return(allowed); }