ansible/library/mysql_user

#!/usr/bin/python

# (c) 2012, Mark Theunissen <mark.theunissen@gmail.com>
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try:
    import json
except ImportError:
    import simplejson as json
import sys
import os
import os.path
import shlex
import syslog
import re

# ===========================================
# Standard Ansible support methods.
#

def exit_json(rc=0, **kwargs):
    print json.dumps(kwargs)
    sys.exit(rc)

def fail_json(**kwargs):
    kwargs["failed"] = True
    exit_json(rc=1, **kwargs)

# ===========================================
# Standard Ansible argument parsing code.
#

if len(sys.argv) == 1:
    fail_json(msg="the mysql module requires arguments (-a)")

argfile = sys.argv[1]
if not os.path.exists(argfile):
    fail_json(msg="argument file not found")

args = open(argfile, "r").read()
items = shlex.split(args)
syslog.openlog("ansible-%s" % os.path.basename(__file__))
syslog.syslog(syslog.LOG_NOTICE, "Invoked with %s" % args)

if not len(items):
    fail_json(msg="the mysql module requires arguments (-a)")

params = {}
for x in items:
    (k, v) = x.split("=")
    params[k] = v

# ===========================================
# MySQL module specific support methods.
#

# Import MySQLdb here instead of at the top, so we can use the fail_json function.
try:
    import MySQLdb
except ImportError:
    fail_json(msg="The Python MySQL package is missing")

def user_exists(user, host):
    cursor.execute("SELECT count(*) FROM user WHERE user = %s AND host = %s", (user,host))
    count = cursor.fetchone()
    return count[0] > 0

def user_add(user, host, passwd, new_priv):
    cursor.execute("CREATE USER %s@%s IDENTIFIED BY %s", (user,host,passwd))
    if new_priv is not None:
        for db_table, priv in new_priv.iteritems():
            privileges_grant(user,host,db_table,priv)
    return True

def user_mod(user, host, passwd, new_priv):
    changed = False

    # Handle passwords.
    if passwd is not None:
        cursor.execute("SELECT password FROM user WHERE user = %s AND host = %s", (user,host))
        current_pass_hash = cursor.fetchone()
        cursor.execute("SELECT PASSWORD(%s)", (passwd,))
        new_pass_hash = cursor.fetchone()
        if current_pass_hash[0] != new_pass_hash[0]:
            cursor.execute("SET PASSWORD FOR %s@%s = PASSWORD(%s)", (user,host,passwd))
            changed = True

    # Handle privileges.
    if new_priv is not None:
        curr_priv = privileges_get(user,host)

        # If the user has privileges on a db.table that doesn't appear at all in
        # the new specification, then revoke all privileges on it.
        for db_table, priv in curr_priv.iteritems():
            if db_table not in new_priv:
                privileges_revoke(user,host,db_table)
                changed = True

        # If the user doesn't currently have any privileges on a db.table, then
        # we can perform a straight grant operation.
        for db_table, priv in new_priv.iteritems():
            if db_table not in curr_priv:
                privileges_grant(user,host,db_table,priv)
                changed = True

        # If the db.table specification exists in both the user's current privileges
        # and in the new privileges, then we need to see if there's a difference.
        db_table_intersect = set(new_priv.keys()) & set(curr_priv.keys())
        for db_table in db_table_intersect:
            priv_diff = set(new_priv[db_table]) ^ set(curr_priv[db_table])
            if (len(priv_diff) > 0):
                privileges_revoke(user,host,db_table)
                privileges_grant(user,host,db_table,new_priv[db_table])
                changed = True

    return changed

def user_delete(user, host):
    cursor.execute("DROP USER %s@%s", (user,host))
    return True

def privileges_get(user,host):
    """ MySQL doesn't have a better method of getting privileges aside from the
    SHOW GRANTS query syntax, which requires us to then parse the returned string.
    Here's an example of the string that is returned from MySQL:

     GRANT USAGE ON *.* TO 'user'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED BY 'pass';

    This function makes the query and returns a dictionary containing the results.
    The dictionary format is the same as that returned by privileges_unpack() below.
    """
    output = {}
    cursor.execute("SHOW GRANTS FOR %s@%s", (user,host))
    grants = cursor.fetchall()
    for grant in grants:
        res = re.match("GRANT\ (.+)\ ON\ (.+)\ TO", grant[0])
        if res is None:
            fail_json(msg="unable to parse the MySQL grant string")
        privileges = res.group(1).split(", ")
        privileges = ['ALL' if x=='ALL PRIVILEGES' else x for x in privileges]
        db = res.group(2).replace('`', '')
        output[db] = privileges
    return output

def privileges_unpack(priv):
    """ Take a privileges string, typically passed as a parameter, and unserialize
    it into a dictionary, the same format as privileges_get() above. We have this
    custom format to avoid using YAML/JSON strings inside YAML playbooks. Example
    of a privileges string:

     mydb.*:INSERT,UPDATE/anotherdb.*:SELECT/yetanother.*:ALL

    The privilege USAGE stands for no privileges, so we add that in on *.* if it's
    not specified in the string, as MySQL will always provide this by default.
    """
    output = {}
    for item in priv.split('/'):
        pieces = item.split(':')
        output[pieces[0]] = pieces[1].upper().split(',')

    if '*.*' not in output:
        output['*.*'] = ['USAGE']

    return output

def privileges_revoke(user,host,db_table):
    query = "REVOKE ALL PRIVILEGES ON %s FROM '%s'@'%s'" % (db_table,user,host)
    cursor.execute(query)

def privileges_grant(user,host,db_table,priv):
    priv_string = ",".join(priv)
    query = "GRANT %s ON %s TO '%s'@'%s'" % (priv_string,db_table,user,host)
    cursor.execute(query)

# ===========================================
# Module execution.
#

# Gather arguments into local variables.
loginuser = params.get("loginuser", "root")
loginpass = params.get("loginpass", "")
loginhost = params.get("loginhost", "localhost")
user      = params.get("user", None)
passwd    = params.get("passwd", None)
host      = params.get("host", "localhost")
state     = params.get("state", "present")
priv      = params.get("priv", None)

if state not in ["present", "absent"]:
    fail_json(msg="invalid state, must be 'present' or 'absent'")

if priv is not None:
    try:
        priv = privileges_unpack(priv)
    except:
        fail_json(msg="invalid privileges string")

if user is not None:
    try:
        db_connection = MySQLdb.connect(host=loginhost, user=loginuser, passwd=loginpass, db="mysql")
        cursor = db_connection.cursor()
    except Exception as e:
        fail_json(msg="unable to connect to database")

    if state == "present":
        if user_exists(user, host):
            changed = user_mod(user, host, passwd, priv)
        else:
            if passwd is None:
                fail_json(msg="passwd parameter required when adding a user")
            changed = user_add(user, host, passwd, priv)
    elif state == "absent":
        if user_exists(user, host):
            changed = user_delete(user, host)
        else:
            changed = False
    exit_json(changed=changed, user=user)

fail_json(msg="invalid parameters passed, user parameter required")