366 lines
13 KiB
Python
366 lines
13 KiB
Python
#!/usr/bin/env python3
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#
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# Cross Platform and Multi Architecture Advanced Binary Emulation Framework
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#
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from typing import Optional, Union
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from pathlib import Path, PurePosixPath, PureWindowsPath
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from qiling.const import QL_OS, QL_OS_POSIX
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AnyPurePath = Union[PurePosixPath, PureWindowsPath]
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class QlOsPath:
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"""Virtual to host path manipulations helper.
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"""
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def __init__(self, rootfs: str, cwd: str, emulos: QL_OS) -> None:
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"""Initialize a path manipulation object.
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Args:
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rootfs : host path to serve as the virtual root directory
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cwd : virtual current working directory
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emuls : emulated operating system
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"""
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nt_path_os = (QL_OS.WINDOWS, QL_OS.DOS)
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posix_path_os = QL_OS_POSIX
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# rootfs is a local directory on the host, and expected to exist
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self._rootfs_path = Path(rootfs).resolve(strict=True)
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# determine how virtual paths should be handled
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if emulos in nt_path_os:
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self.PureVirtualPath = PureWindowsPath
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elif emulos in posix_path_os:
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self.PureVirtualPath = PurePosixPath
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else:
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raise ValueError(f'unexpected os type: {emulos}')
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self.cwd = cwd
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# <TEMPORARY>
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# temporary aliases for backward compatibility
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self.transform_to_relative_path = self.virtual_abspath
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self.transform_to_real_path = self.virtual_to_host_path
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# </TEMPORARY>
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@staticmethod
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def __strip_parent_refs(path: AnyPurePath) -> AnyPurePath:
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"""Strip leading parent dir references, if any.
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"""
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if path.parts:
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pardir = r'..'
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while path.parts[0] == pardir:
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path = path.relative_to(pardir)
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return path
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@property
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def root(self) -> str:
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return str(self._cwd_anchor)
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@property
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def cwd(self) -> str:
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return str(self._cwd_anchor / self._cwd_vpath)
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@cwd.setter
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def cwd(self, virtpath: str) -> None:
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vpath = self.PureVirtualPath(virtpath)
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if not vpath.is_absolute():
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raise ValueError(f'current working directory must be an absolute path: {virtpath}')
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# extract the virtual path anchor so we can append cwd path to rootfs later on.
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# however, we will still need the anchor to provide full virtual paths
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cwd_anchor = self.PureVirtualPath(vpath.anchor)
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cwd_vpath = vpath.relative_to(cwd_anchor)
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cwd_vpath = QlOsPath.__strip_parent_refs(cwd_vpath)
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self._cwd_anchor = cwd_anchor
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self._cwd_vpath = cwd_vpath
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def __virtual_abspath(self, virtpath: Union[str, AnyPurePath]) -> AnyPurePath:
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"""Get the absolute virtual path representation of a virtual path.
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This method does not follow symbolic links or parent directory references.
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Args:
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virtpath: virtual path to resolve, either relative or absolute
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Returns: An absolute virtual path
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"""
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vpath = self.PureVirtualPath(virtpath)
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if vpath.is_absolute():
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return vpath
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# rebase on top the current working directory. in case vpath is an absolute
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# path, cwd will be discarded
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absvpath = self._cwd_vpath / vpath
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# referencing root's parent directory should circle back to root.
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# remove any leading parent dir references absvpath might have
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absvpath = QlOsPath.__strip_parent_refs(absvpath)
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return self._cwd_anchor / absvpath
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def __resolved_vsymlink(self, basepath: Path, name: str):
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"""Attempt to resolve a virtual symbolic link.
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A virtual symbolic link points to a location within the virtual file
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system, not to be confused with paths on the host file system.
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For example:
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a vsymlink that points to '/var/tmp' should be resolved to
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'my/rootfs/path/var/tmp' on the host
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"""
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fullpath = self._rootfs_path / basepath / name
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vpath = None
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if fullpath.is_symlink():
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resolved = fullpath.resolve(strict=False)
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try:
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# the resolve method turns fullpath into an absolute path on the host,
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# but we need it to be an absolute virtual path. to convert the host
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# path to virtual we have to make sure it resides within rootfs.
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#
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# if the host path is indeed under rootfs, we can rebase the virtual
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# portion on top of rootfs and return an absolute virtual path.
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#
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# returning an absolute path will discard the accumulated vpath.
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vpath = self._cwd_anchor / resolved.relative_to(self._rootfs_path)
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except ValueError:
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# failing to convert the host path into a virtual one means that either
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# the symbolic link is already an absolute virtual path, or it is pointing
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# to an external directory on the host file system, which means it does
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# not reflect a virtual path.
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#
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# on both cases we may return the path as-is, discarding the accumulated
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# vpath.
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#
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# that, however, may not work in case the host filesystem and the virtual
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# one are not of the same type (e.g. a virtual Windows path on top of a
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# Linux host): the absolute path will not discard the accumulated vpath
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# and will be appended - which is a corner case we do not know how to
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# handle efficiently.
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vpath = resolved
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return vpath
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# this will work only if hosting os = virtual os
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def __virtual_resolve(self, virtpath: Union[str, AnyPurePath]) -> AnyPurePath:
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"""Resolve a virtual path, including symbolic links and directory
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references it might include. Path must not include circular symbolic
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links.
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Args:
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virtpath: virtual path to resolve, either relative or absolute
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Returns: An absolute virtual path
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"""
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vpath = self.PureVirtualPath(virtpath)
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# if not already, turn vpath into an absolute path
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if not vpath.is_absolute():
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vpath = self.__virtual_abspath(vpath)
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# accumulate paths as we progress through the resolution process.
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#
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# since symlink inspection and resolution can only be done on an
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# actual file system, each step in the progress has to be translated
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# into its correpsonding host path. that is the reason we keep track
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# on the acumulated host path in parallel to the virtual one
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#
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# note: the reason we do not set acc_hpath to rootfs is to prevent
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# parent dir refs from traversing beyond rootfs directory.
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acc_hpath = Path()
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acc_vpath = self.PureVirtualPath(vpath.anchor)
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# eliminate virtual path's anchor to allow us accumulate its
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# parts on top of rootfs
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vpath = vpath.relative_to(vpath.anchor)
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for part in vpath.parts:
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if part == '..':
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acc_hpath = acc_hpath.parent
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acc_vpath = acc_vpath.parent
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else:
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# if this is a symlink attempt to resolve it
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vtemp = self.__resolved_vsymlink(acc_hpath, part)
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# not a symlink; accumulate path part
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if vtemp is None:
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acc_hpath = acc_hpath / part
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acc_vpath = acc_vpath / part
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else:
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# rebase it on top of the accumulated virtual path
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new_vpath = acc_vpath / vtemp
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# recursively resolve the new virtual path we got
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vres = self.__virtual_resolve(new_vpath)
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acc_hpath = Path(vres)
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acc_vpath = vres
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return acc_vpath
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def __virtual_to_host_path(self, virtpath: Union[str, AnyPurePath]) -> Path:
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"""Convert a virtual path to its corresponding path on the host.
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This method partialy normalizes the virtual path and does not resolve
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references to parent directories neither virtual symbolic links
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"""
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absvpath = self.__virtual_abspath(virtpath)
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# remove path anchor to allow path to be rebased
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vpath = absvpath.relative_to(absvpath.anchor)
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# rebase virtual path on top of rootfs to get the host path
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return self._rootfs_path / vpath
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def __is_safe_host_path(self, hostpath: Path, strict: bool = False) -> bool:
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"""Sanitize the specified host path and make sure it does not traverse out
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of the rootfs directory hierarchy.
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Args:
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hostpath : a local path to sanitize
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strict : whether to raise an error if target path does not exist
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Returns: whether the path is safe to use
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"""
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# canonicalization before assertion: resolve any relative path references and
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# symbolic links that may exist.
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#
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# in case strict is set to True and the path does not exist, a FileNotFoundError
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# is raised. this error is left for the user to catch and handle
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hostpath = hostpath.resolve(strict=strict)
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try:
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# to prevent path-traversal issues we have to make sure hostpath ended up
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# as a subpath of rootfs. the following method will fail if that is not
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# the case
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_ = hostpath.relative_to(self._rootfs_path)
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except ValueError:
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return False
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else:
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return True
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def host_to_virtual_path(self, hostpath: str) -> str:
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"""Convert a host path to its corresponding virtual path relative to rootfs.
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Args:
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hostpath : host path
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Returns: the corresponding virtual path
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Raises: `ValueError` in case the host path does not map to a rootfs location
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"""
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resolved = Path(hostpath).resolve(strict=False)
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virtpath = self._cwd_anchor / resolved.relative_to(self._rootfs_path)
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return str(virtpath)
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def is_virtual_abspath(self, virtpath: str) -> bool:
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"""Determine whether a given virtual path is absolute.
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Args:
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virtpath : virtual path to query
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Returns: `True` if `virtpath` is an absolute path, `False` if relative
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"""
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vpath = self.PureVirtualPath(virtpath)
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return vpath.is_absolute()
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def virtual_abspath(self, virtpath: str) -> str:
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"""Convert a relative virtual path to an absolute virtual path based
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on the current working directory.
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Args:
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virtpath : relative virtual path
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Returns: the absolute virtual path
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"""
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absvpath = self.__virtual_abspath(virtpath)
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return str(absvpath)
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def virtual_to_host_path(self, virtpath: str) -> str:
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"""Convert a virtual path to its corresponding path on the hosting system.
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Args:
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virtpath : path on the emulated system. the path may be either absolute
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or relative
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Returns: the corresponding path on the hosting system
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"""
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absvpath = self.__virtual_resolve(virtpath)
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hostpath = self.__virtual_to_host_path(absvpath)
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return str(hostpath)
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def is_safe_host_path(self, hostpath: str) -> bool:
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hpath = Path(hostpath)
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return self.__is_safe_host_path(hpath, strict=False)
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@staticmethod
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def __host_casefold_path(hostpath: str) -> Optional[str]:
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# assuming posix host
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p = PurePosixPath(hostpath)
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norm = Path(p.anchor)
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for elem in p.relative_to(norm).parts:
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folded = elem.casefold()
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try:
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norm = next(entry for entry in norm.iterdir() if entry.name.casefold() == folded)
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except StopIteration:
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return None
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return str(norm)
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def host_casefold_path(self, hostpath: str) -> Optional[str]:
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"""As opposed to POSIX paths, NT paths are case insensitive and may be specified
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in multiple ways. When emulating an NT file system on top of POSIX one, virtual
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NT paths and files might not be found because they are specified in a different
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case than the one that is actually used on the hosting POSIX system.
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This method translates a case insensitive path into the actual case sensitive
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name that is used on the hosting POSIX file system.
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Args:
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hostpath: a path on the host, case insensitive
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Returns: the corresponding path on the host system, or None if the path does not
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exist
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"""
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# only relevant if the emulated file system is NT-based
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if self.PureVirtualPath is PureWindowsPath:
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return QlOsPath.__host_casefold_path(hostpath)
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return hostpath
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