#!/bin/bash

DEV_ZERO="dmtst-zero"
DEV_CRYPT="dmtst-crypt"

CIPHER="aes-xts-plain64"

TEST_KEYRING_NAME="keyringtest_keyring"

USER_KEY_32_OK="dmtst:ukey_32_ok"
USER_KEY_32_WRONG="dmtst:ukey_32_wrong_size"

LOGON_KEY_32_OK="dmtst:lkey_32_ok"
LOGON_KEY_32_WRONG="dmtst:lkey_32_wrong_size"

PAYLOAD_32="bb21158c733229347bd4e681891e213d"
PAYLOAD_31="bb21158c733229347bd4e681891e213"

HEXKEY_32="bb21158c733229347bd4e681891e213d94c685be6a5b84818afe7a78a6de7a1a";
HEXKEY_32_BAD="bb21158c733229347bd4e68189XXXX3d94c685be6a5b84818afe7a78a6de7a1a"
HEXKEY_31="bb21158c733229347bd4e681891e213d94c685be6a5b84818afe7a78a6de7a"

function remove_mapping()
{
	[ -b /dev/mapper/$DEV_CRYPT ] && dmsetup remove $DEV_CRYPT
	[ -b /dev/mapper/$DEV_ZERO ] && dmsetup remove $DEV_ZERO

	# unlink whole test keyring
	[ -n "$TEST_KEYRING" ] && keyctl unlink $TEST_KEYRING "@u" >/dev/null
}

function skip()
{
	[ -n "$1" ] && echo "$1"
	remove_mapping
	exit 77
}

function fail()
{
	[ -n "$1" ] && echo "$1"
	echo "FAILED at line $(caller)"
	remove_mapping
	exit 2
}

# $1 type
# $2 description
# $3 payload
# $4 keyring
function load_key()
{
	keyctl add $@ >/dev/null
}

function dm_crypt_keyring_support()
{
	VER_STR=$(dmsetup targets | grep crypt | cut -f2 -dv)
	[ -z "$VER_STR" ] && fail "Failed to parse dm-crypt version."

	VER_MAJ=$(echo $VER_STR | cut -f 1 -d.)
	VER_MIN=$(echo $VER_STR | cut -f 2 -d.)

	[ $VER_MAJ -gt 1 ] && return 0
	[ $VER_MAJ -lt 1 ] && return 1
	[ $VER_MIN -ge 15 ]
}

function test_and_prepare_keyring() {
	keyctl list "@s" > /dev/null || skip "Current session keyring is unreachable, test skipped"
	TEST_KEYRING=$(keyctl newring $TEST_KEYRING_NAME "@u" 2> /dev/null)
	test -n "$TEST_KEYRING" || skip "Failed to create keyring in user keyring"
	keyctl search "@s" keyring "$TEST_KEYRING" > /dev/null 2>&1 || keyctl link "@u" "@s" > /dev/null 2>&1
	load_key user test_key test_data "$TEST_KEYRING" || skip "Kernel keyring service is useless on this system, test skipped."
}

[ $(id -u) != 0 ] && skip "WARNING: You must be root to run this test, test skipped."
which dmsetup >/dev/null 2>&1 || skip "Cannot find dmsetup, test skipped"
which keyctl >/dev/null 2>&1 || skip "Cannot find keyctl, test skipped"
modprobe dm-crypt || fail "dm-crypt failed to load"
dm_crypt_keyring_support || skip "dm-crypt doesn't support kernel keyring, test skipped."

test_and_prepare_keyring

load_key logon $LOGON_KEY_32_OK $PAYLOAD_32 "$TEST_KEYRING" || fail "Cannot load 32 byte logon key type"
load_key user $USER_KEY_32_OK $PAYLOAD_32 "$TEST_KEYRING" || fail "Cannot load 32 byte user key type"
load_key logon $LOGON_KEY_32_WRONG $PAYLOAD_31 "$TEST_KEYRING" || fail "Cannot load 31 byte logon key type"
load_key user $USER_KEY_32_WRONG $PAYLOAD_31 "$TEST_KEYRING" || fail "Cannot load 31 byte user key type"

dmsetup create $DEV_ZERO --table "0 100 zero" || fail

echo "[1] Valid keyring keys"

# load logon type kernel key
KEY=":32:logon:$LOGON_KEY_32_OK"
dmsetup create $DEV_CRYPT --table "0 100 crypt $CIPHER $KEY 0 /dev/mapper/$DEV_ZERO 0" || fail
dmsetup table --showkeys $DEV_CRYPT | grep -q "crypt $CIPHER $KEY 0" || fail
dmsetup remove $DEV_CRYPT || fail

# load user type kernel key
KEY=":32:user:$USER_KEY_32_OK"
dmsetup create $DEV_CRYPT --table "0 100 crypt $CIPHER $KEY 0 /dev/mapper/$DEV_ZERO 0" || fail
dmsetup table --showkeys $DEV_CRYPT | grep -q "crypt $CIPHER $KEY 0" || fail
dmsetup remove $DEV_CRYPT || fail

# load logon type kernel key...
KEY=":32:logon:$LOGON_KEY_32_OK"
dmsetup create $DEV_CRYPT --table "0 100 crypt $CIPHER $KEY 0 /dev/mapper/$DEV_ZERO 0" || fail
dmsetup suspend $DEV_CRYPT || fail
dmsetup message $DEV_CRYPT 0 "key wipe" || fail
# ...replace the key with hexkey...
dmsetup message $DEV_CRYPT 0 "key set $HEXKEY_32" || fail
dmsetup table --showkeys $DEV_CRYPT | grep -q "crypt $CIPHER $HEXKEY_32 0" || fail
dmsetup resume $DEV_CRYPT || fail
dmsetup suspend $DEV_CRYPT || fail
# ...and replace it again with user type kernel key...
dmsetup message $DEV_CRYPT 0 "key set :32:user:$USER_KEY_32_OK" || fail
dmsetup table --showkeys $DEV_CRYPT | grep -q "crypt $CIPHER :32:user:$USER_KEY_32_OK 0" || fail
dmsetup message $DEV_CRYPT 0 "key set $HEXKEY_32" || fail
dmsetup table --showkeys $DEV_CRYPT | grep -q "crypt $CIPHER $HEXKEY_32 0" || fail
dmsetup resume $DEV_CRYPT || fail
dmsetup remove $DEV_CRYPT || fail

dmsetup create $DEV_CRYPT --table "0 100 crypt $CIPHER $HEXKEY_32 0 /dev/mapper/$DEV_ZERO 0" || fail
dmsetup suspend $DEV_CRYPT || fail
dmsetup message $DEV_CRYPT 0 "key wipe" || fail
dmsetup message $DEV_CRYPT 0 "key set :32:user:$USER_KEY_32_OK" || fail
dmsetup resume $DEV_CRYPT || fail
dmsetup suspend $DEV_CRYPT || fail
dmsetup message $DEV_CRYPT 0 "key set :32:logon:$LOGON_KEY_32_OK" || fail
dmsetup resume $DEV_CRYPT || fail
dmsetup remove $DEV_CRYPT || fail

echo "[2] message ioctl"
dmsetup create $DEV_CRYPT --table "0 100 crypt $CIPHER $HEXKEY_32 0 /dev/mapper/$DEV_ZERO 0" || fail
dmsetup suspend $DEV_CRYPT || fail
dmsetup message $DEV_CRYPT 0 "key set :32:logon:$LOGON_KEY_32_WRONG" 2> /dev/null && fail
# old key should be intact and valid
dmsetup table --showkeys $DEV_CRYPT | grep -q "crypt $CIPHER $HEXKEY_32 0" || fail
dmsetup resume $DEV_CRYPT || fail
dmsetup suspend $DEV_CRYPT || fail
# now the key gets destroyed by invalid input
dmsetup message $DEV_CRYPT 0 "key set $HEXKEY_32_BAD" 2> /dev/null && fail
dmsetup resume $DEV_CRYPT 2> /dev/null && fail
# hmm... see the output. don't like it
# dmsetup table --showkeys $DEV_CRYPT

dmsetup message $DEV_CRYPT 0 "key set :32:user:$USER_KEY_32_OK" || fail
dmsetup table --showkeys $DEV_CRYPT | grep -q "crypt $CIPHER :32:user:$USER_KEY_32_OK 0" || fail
dmsetup message $DEV_CRYPT 0 "key set :31:logon:$LOGON_KEY_32_OK" 2> /dev/null && fail
dmsetup message $DEV_CRYPT 0 "key set :" 2> /dev/null && fail
dmsetup message $DEV_CRYPT 0 "key set ::::" 2> /dev/null && fail
dmsetup message $DEV_CRYPT 0 "key set :0:logon:$LOGON_KEY_32_OK" 2> /dev/null && fail
dmsetup message $DEV_CRYPT 0 "key set :32" 2> /dev/null && fail
dmsetup message $DEV_CRYPT 0 "key set :32:" 2> /dev/null && fail
dmsetup message $DEV_CRYPT 0 "key set :32:logon" 2> /dev/null && fail
dmsetup message $DEV_CRYPT 0 "key set :32:logo" 2> /dev/null && fail
dmsetup message $DEV_CRYPT 0 "key set :32:logon:" 2> /dev/null && fail
dmsetup table --showkeys $DEV_CRYPT | grep -q "crypt $CIPHER :32:user:$USER_KEY_32_OK 0" || fail
dmsetup message $DEV_CRYPT 0 "key set :32:user:$USER_KEY_32_OK" || fail
dmsetup resume $DEV_CRYPT || fail
dmsetup remove $DEV_CRYPT || fail

echo "[3] bOrked keys"
# declare the key having 32 bytes but load key which has in fact 31 bytes only
KEY=":32:logon:$LOGON_KEY_32_WRONG"
dmsetup create $DEV_CRYPT --table "0 100 crypt $CIPHER $KEY 0 /dev/mapper/$DEV_ZERO 0" 2> /dev/null && fail "dm-crypt accepted wrong key size"

# declare the key having 31 bytes (incompatible with cipher) and load key with 32 bytes in real
KEY=":31:logon:$LOGON_KEY_32_WRONG"
dmsetup create $DEV_CRYPT --table "0 100 crypt $CIPHER $KEY 0 /dev/mapper/$DEV_ZERO 0" 2> /dev/null && fail "dm-crypt accepted wrong key size"

# declare the key being user type but try to load logon one
KEY=":32:user:$LOGON_KEY_32"
dmsetup create $DEV_CRYPT --table "0 100 crypt $CIPHER $KEY 0 /dev/mapper/$DEV_ZERO 0" 2> /dev/null  && fail "dm-crypt accepted key description for invalid key type"

# now the other way
KEY=":32:logon:$USER_KEY_32"
dmsetup create $DEV_CRYPT --table "0 100 crypt $CIPHER $KEY 0 /dev/mapper/$DEV_ZERO 0" 2> /dev/null  && fail "dm-crypt accepted key description for invalid key type"

BORKED_KEYS=":\ 32:logon:$LOGON_KEY_32_OK
: 32:logon:$LOGON_KEY_32_OK
:+32:logon:$LOGON_KEY_32_OK
:-32:logon:$LOGON_KEY_32_OK
:32 :logon:$LOGON_KEY_32_OK
:32\ :logon:$LOGON_KEY_32_OK
:32_:logon:$LOGON_KEY_32_OK
:32+:logon:$LOGON_KEY_32_OK
:30+2:logon:$LOGON_KEY_32_OK
:32+0:logon:$LOGON_KEY_32_OK
:32: logon:$LOGON_KEY_32_OK
:32:\ logon:$LOGON_KEY_32_OK
:32:logonA:$LOGON_KEY_32_OK
:32:logo:$LOGON_KEY_32_OK
:32:llogon:$LOGON_KEY_32_OK
:32xlogon:$LOGON_KEY_32_OK
:32logon:$LOGON_KEY_32_OK
:32:logonx$LOGON_KEY_32_OK
:32:logon$LOGON_KEY_32_OK
: 32:user:$USER_KEY_32_OK
:\ 32:user:$USER_KEY_32_OK
:+32:user:$USER_KEY_32_OK
:-32:user:$USER_KEY_32_OK
:32 :user:$USER_KEY_32_OK
:32\ :user:$USER_KEY_32_OK
:32_:user:$USER_KEY_32_OK
:32+:user:$USER_KEY_32_OK
:30+2:user:$USER_KEY_32_OK
:32+0:user:$USER_KEY_32_OK
:32: user:$USER_KEY_32_OK
:32:\ user:$USER_KEY_32_OK
:32:userA:$USER_KEY_32_OK
:32:use:$USER_KEY_32_OK
:32:uuser:$USER_KEY_32_OK
:32xuser:$USER_KEY_32_OK
:32user:$USER_KEY_32_OK
:32:userx$USER_KEY_32_OK
:32:user$USER_KEY_32_OK
:32:userlogon:$USER_KEY_32_OK
:32:userlogon:$LOGON_KEY_32_OK
:32:logonuser:$USER_KEY_32_OK
:32:logonuser:$LOGON_KEY_32_OK
:32:logon:user:$USER_KEY_32_OK
:32:logon:user:$LOGON_KEY_32_OK
:32:user:logon:$USER_KEY_32_OK
:32:user:logon:$LOGON_KEY_32_OK"

# TODO: add tests with whitespace in key description (not possible with current libdevmapper)

IFS="
"

for key in $BORKED_KEYS; do
	dmsetup create $DEV_CRYPT --table "0 100 crypt $CIPHER $key 0 /dev/mapper/$DEV_ZERO 0" 2> /dev/null && fail "dm-crypt accepted seriously borked key string"
done

remove_mapping