OSX/libsecurity_authorization/lib/AuthSession.h

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  23
  24
  25 /*
  26  *  AuthSession.h
  27  *  AuthSession - APIs for managing login, authorization, and security Sessions.
  28  */
  29 #if !defined(__AuthSession__)
  30 #define __AuthSession__ 1
  31
  32 #include <Security/Authorization.h>
  33
  34 #if defined(__cplusplus)
  35 extern "C" {
  36 #endif
  37
  38 CF_ASSUME_NONNULL_BEGIN
  39
  40 /*!
  41         @header AuthSession
  42
  43         The Session API provides specialized applications access to Session management and inquiry
  44     functions. This is a specialized API that should not be of interest to most people.
  45
  46         The Security subsystem separates all processes into Security "sessions". Each process is in
  47         exactly one session, and session membership inherits across fork/exec. Sessions form boundaries
  48         for security-related state such as authorizations, keychain lock status, and the like.
  49         Typically, each successful login (whether graphical or through ssh & friends) creates
  50         a separate session. System daemons (started at system startup) belong to the "root session"
  51         which has no user nor graphics access.
  52
  53         Sessions are identified with SecuritySessionIds. A session has a set of attributes
  54         that are set on creation and can be retrieved with SessionGetInfo().
  55
  56         There are similar session concepts in the system, related but not necessarily
  57         completely congruous. In particular, graphics sessions track security sessions
  58         (but only for graphic logins).
  59 */
  60
  61
  62 /*!
  63         @typedef SecuritySessionId
  64         These are externally visible identifiers for authorization sessions.
  65         Different sessions have different identifiers; beyond that, you can't
  66         tell anything from these values.
  67     SessionIds can be compared for equality as you'd expect, but you should be careful
  68         to use attribute bits wherever appropriate.
  69 */
  70 typedef UInt32 SecuritySessionId;
  71
  72
  73 /*!
  74     @enum SecuritySessionId
  75     Here are some special values for SecuritySessionId. You may specify those
  76         on input to SessionAPI functions. They will never be returned from such
  77         functions.
  78
  79     Note: -2 is reserved (see 4487137).
  80 */
  81 CF_ENUM(SecuritySessionId) {
  82     noSecuritySession                      = 0,     /* definitely not a valid SecuritySessionId */
  83     callerSecuritySession = ((SecuritySessionId)-1)     /* the Session I (the caller) am in */
  84 };
  85
  86
  87 /*!
  88     @enum SessionAttributeBits
  89     Each Session has a set of attribute bits. You can get those from the
  90         SessionGetInfo API function.
  91  */
  92 typedef CF_OPTIONS(UInt32, SessionAttributeBits) {
  93     sessionIsRoot                          = 0x0001, /* is the root session (startup/system programs) */
  94     sessionHasGraphicAccess                = 0x0010, /* graphic subsystem (CoreGraphics et al) available */
  95     sessionHasTTY                          = 0x0020, /* /dev/tty is available */
  96     sessionIsRemote                        = 0x1000, /* session was established over the network */
  97 };
  98
  99
 100 /*!
 101     @enum SessionCreationFlags
 102     These flags control how a new session is created by SessionCreate.
 103         They have no permanent meaning beyond that.
 104  */
 105 typedef CF_OPTIONS(UInt32, SessionCreationFlags) {
 106     sessionKeepCurrentBootstrap             = 0x8000 /* caller has allocated sub-bootstrap (expert use only) */
 107 };
 108
 109
 110 /*!
 111         @enum SessionStatus
 112         Error codes returned by AuthSession API.
 113     Note that the AuthSession APIs can also return Authorization API error codes.
 114 */
 115 CF_ENUM(OSStatus) {
 116     errSessionSuccess                       = 0,      /* all is well */
 117     errSessionInvalidId                     = -60500, /* invalid session id specified */
 118     errSessionInvalidAttributes             = -60501, /* invalid set of requested attribute bits */
 119     errSessionAuthorizationDenied           = -60502, /* you are not allowed to do this */
 120     errSessionValueNotSet                   = -60503, /* the session attribute you requested has not been set */
 121
 122     errSessionInternal                      = errAuthorizationInternal, /* internal error */
 123         errSessionInvalidFlags                  = errAuthorizationInvalidFlags /* invalid flags/options */
 124 };
 125
 126
 127 /*!
 128     @function SessionGetInfo
 129     Obtain information about a session. You can ask about any session whose
 130         identifier you know. Use the callerSecuritySession constant to ask about
 131         your own session (the one your process is in).
 132
 133     @param session (input) The Session you are asking about. Can be one of the
 134         special constants defined above.
 135
 136         @param sessionId (output/optional) The actual SecuritySessionId for the session you asked about.
 137         Will never be one of those constants.
 138
 139     @param attributes (output/optional) Receives the attribute bits for the session.
 140
 141     @result An OSStatus indicating success (errSecSuccess) or an error cause.
 142
 143     errSessionInvalidId -60500 Invalid session id specified
 144
 145 */
 146 OSStatus SessionGetInfo(SecuritySessionId session,
 147     SecuritySessionId * __nullable sessionId,
 148     SessionAttributeBits * __nullable attributes);
 149
 150
 151 /*!
 152     @function SessionCreate
 153     This (very specialized) function creates a security session.
 154         Upon completion, the new session contains the calling process (and none other).
 155         You cannot create a session for someone else, and cannot avoid being placed
 156         into the new session. This is (currently) the only call that changes a process's
 157         session membership.
 158     By default, a new bootstrap subset port is created for the calling process. The process
 159     acquires this new port as its bootstrap port, which all its children will inherit.
 160     If you happen to have created the subset port on your own, you can pass the
 161     sessionKeepCurrentBootstrap flag, and SessionCreate will use it. Note however that
 162     you cannot supersede a prior SessionCreate call that way; only a single SessionCreate
 163     call is allowed for each Session (however made).
 164         This call will discard any security information established for the calling process.
 165         In particular, any authorization handles acquired will become invalid, and so will any
 166         keychain related information. We recommend that you call SessionCreate before
 167         making any other security-related calls that establish rights of any kind, to the
 168         extent this is practical. Also, we strongly recommend that you do not perform
 169         security-related calls in any other threads while calling SessionCreate.
 170
 171     @param flags Flags controlling how the session is created.
 172
 173     @param attributes The set of attribute bits to set for the new session.
 174         Not all bits can be set this way.
 175
 176     @result An OSStatus indicating success (errSecSuccess) or an error cause.
 177
 178     errSessionInvalidAttributes -60501 Attempt to set invalid attribute bits
 179     errSessionAuthorizationDenied -60502 Attempt to re-initialize a session
 180     errSessionInvalidFlags -60011 Attempt to specify unsupported flag bits
 181
 182 */
 183 OSStatus SessionCreate(SessionCreationFlags flags,
 184     SessionAttributeBits attributes);
 185
 186 CF_ASSUME_NONNULL_END
 187
 188 #if defined(__cplusplus)
 189 }
 190 #endif
 191
 192 #endif /* ! __AuthSession__ */