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Subject: PSARC FastTrack [11/22/2006]: noxattr zfs property


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This information is Copyright 2006 Sun Microsystems, Inc.
1. Introduction
    1.1. Project/Component Working Name:
	 noxattr zfs property
    1.2. Name of Document Author/Supplier:
	 Author:  Chris Kirby
    1.3  Date of This Document:
	14 November, 2006
4. Technical Description
This case adds a new property to ZFS.  The stability of the property is
committed, and the release binding is patch/micro.

SUMMARY:

        This proposal is to allow ZFS file systems to be
        mounted with extended attributes disabled.

PROBLEM:

        The current version of zfs does not allow disabling of
        extended attributes. For security reasons, it has been
        requested that we provide this option to prevent users
        from hiding files outside of the regular name space.
        This is CR 6351954.

PROPOSED SOLUTION:

        The proposed solution is as follows:

        1) Create a new zfs mount property, "xattr", which defaults
           to "on" to maintain existing ZFS default extended attribute
           behavior.

           This property may be set to "off" to prevent users from
           accessing the extended attribute name space. Attempts
           to access extended attributes will fail with EINVAL,
           just as they do when UFS is mounted -onoxattr.

        2) Update the man page for zfs to include the new xattr property
           and update the Temporary Mount Point Properties to reflect
           the xattr/noxattr mount options.

ISSUES:
        none

MANPAGE CHANGES:

System Administration Commands                          zfs(1M)

[...]

  Native Properties

[...]

+    xattr=on | off
+
+     Controls whether extended attributes are enabled for this
+     file system. The default value is "on".

[...]

  Temporary Mount Point Properties
[...]

      PROPERTY          MOUNT OPTION
[...]
      setuid            setuid/nosetuid
+     xattr             xattr/noxattr

[...]
  # zfs get -o property,value,source all pool/home/bob

       PROPERTY         VALUE                   SOURCE
[...]
+      xattr            on                      default 

6. Resources and Schedule
    6.4. Steering Committee requested information
   	6.4.1. Consolidation C-team Name:
		ON
    6.5. ARC review type: FastTrack

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Matthew Ahrens wrote:
>
> PROBLEM:
>
>         The current version of zfs does not allow disabling of
>         extended attributes. For security reasons, it has been
>         requested that we provide this option to prevent users
>         from hiding files outside of the regular name space.
>         This is CR 6351954.
>
>
>
>            This property may be set to "off" to prevent users from
>            accessing the extended attribute name space. Attempts
>            to access extended attributes will fail with EINVAL,
>            just as they do when UFS is mounted -onoxattr.
>   


Would it make sense to place a slightly revised version of the above ...

>
> MANPAGE CHANGES:
>
> System Administration Commands                          zfs(1M)
>
> [...]
>
>   Native Properties
>
> [...]
>
> +    xattr=on | off
> +
> +     Controls whether extended attributes are enabled for this
> +     file system. The default value is "on".
>
>   


... at this point in the man page to avoid the "Why would you want to do 
such a thing?" q&a session?


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>            This property may be set to "off" to prevent users from
>            accessing the extended attribute name space. Attempts
>            to access extended attributes will fail with EINVAL,
>            just as they do when UFS is mounted -onoxattr.

	Hummm, this doesn't seem to be documetned in the 3 May 2006
	version of mount_ufs(1M).  Is this a man page bug?  Am I looking
	in the wrong place?
	I wanted to find how the parallel was expressed in ufs.

Gary..

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Gary Winiger wrote:
>>           This property may be set to "off" to prevent users from
>>           accessing the extended attribute name space. Attempts
>>           to access extended attributes will fail with EINVAL,
>>           just as they do when UFS is mounted -onoxattr.
> 
> 
> 	Hummm, this doesn't seem to be documetned in the 3 May 2006
> 	version of mount_ufs(1M).  Is this a man page bug?  Am I looking
> 	in the wrong place?
> 	I wanted to find how the parallel was expressed in ufs.

It doesn't appear to be mentioned on the mount_ufs man page.
I thought maybe I'd find it on the fsattr(5) page, but
I don't see it there either.

-Chris

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Torrey McMahon wrote:
> Matthew Ahrens wrote:
> 
>>
>> PROBLEM:
>>
>>         The current version of zfs does not allow disabling of
>>         extended attributes. For security reasons, it has been
>>         requested that we provide this option to prevent users
>>         from hiding files outside of the regular name space.
>>         This is CR 6351954.
>>
>>
>>
>>            This property may be set to "off" to prevent users from
>>            accessing the extended attribute name space. Attempts
>>            to access extended attributes will fail with EINVAL,
>>            just as they do when UFS is mounted -onoxattr.
>>   
> 
> 
> 
> Would it make sense to place a slightly revised version of the above ...
> 
>>
>> MANPAGE CHANGES:
>>
>> System Administration Commands                          zfs(1M)
>>
>> [...]
>>
>>   Native Properties
>>
>> [...]
>>
>> +    xattr=on | off
>> +
>> +     Controls whether extended attributes are enabled for this
>> +     file system. The default value is "on".
>>
>>   
> 
> 
> 
> ... at this point in the man page to avoid the "Why would you want to do 
> such a thing?" q&a session?
> 

That makes sense.  I'll expand the property description
to provide a brief explanation.

-Chris


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Chris Kirby wrote:
> Gary Winiger wrote:
>>>           This property may be set to "off" to prevent users from
>>>           accessing the extended attribute name space. Attempts
>>>           to access extended attributes will fail with EINVAL,
>>>           just as they do when UFS is mounted -onoxattr.
>>
>>
>>     Hummm, this doesn't seem to be documetned in the 3 May 2006
>>     version of mount_ufs(1M).  Is this a man page bug?  Am I looking
>>     in the wrong place?
>>     I wanted to find how the parallel was expressed in ufs.
> 
> It doesn't appear to be mentioned on the mount_ufs man page.
> I thought maybe I'd find it on the fsattr(5) page, but
> I don't see it there either.

Mark Shellenbaum reports that this is in fact just a bug in the ufs manpage.

--matt

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Torrey McMahon wrote:
> Matthew Ahrens wrote:
> 
>>
>> PROBLEM:
>>
>>         The current version of zfs does not allow disabling of
>>         extended attributes. For security reasons, it has been
>>         requested that we provide this option to prevent users
>>         from hiding files outside of the regular name space.
>>         This is CR 6351954.
>>
>>
>>
>>            This property may be set to "off" to prevent users from
>>            accessing the extended attribute name space. Attempts
>>            to access extended attributes will fail with EINVAL,
>>            just as they do when UFS is mounted -onoxattr.
>>   
> 
> 
> 
> Would it make sense to place a slightly revised version of the above ...
> 
>>
>> MANPAGE CHANGES:
>>
>> System Administration Commands                          zfs(1M)
>>
>> [...]
>>
>>   Native Properties
>>
>> [...]
>>
>> +    xattr=on | off
>> +
>> +     Controls whether extended attributes are enabled for this
>> +     file system. The default value is "on".
>>
>>   
> 
> 
> 
> ... at this point in the man page to avoid the "Why would you want to do 
> such a thing?" q&a session?
> 

After a bit more thought and another look at the ZFS man
page, I think I should provide the rationale for this
property in the ZFS Admin Guide instead.  The man page
gives basic explanations for existing properties, and I'd like
to stick with that style.

Seem reasonable?

-Chris


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Chris Kirby wrote:
>
> After a bit more thought and another look at the ZFS man
> page, I think I should provide the rationale for this
> property in the ZFS Admin Guide instead.  The man page
> gives basic explanations for existing properties, and I'd like
> to stick with that style.
>
> Seem reasonable?
>

Seems reasonable to me.


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No objection on providing the symmetry with ufs.

However it once again points out (well to me anyway) that we really 
really (and I quite frank don't care what POSIX or some other standard 
thinks is says) need the distinction between xattrs that are application 
based (say something like what the mime type of a file is) and ones that 
are system based (say something like forced privileges or a file label 
or a "signature" of some sort).

Yes not this case I know, but I just wanted to remind people.

If there is input on my "However" please direct it to 
security-discuss@opensolaris.org not this case.

Thanks.

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Darren J Moffat

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This case was approved at today's meeting.

--matt


