* add spatie/permissions
* add policies
* add role resource
* add root admin role handling
* replace some "root_admin" with function
* add model specific permissions
* make permission selection nicer
* fix user creation
* fix tests
* add back subuser checks in server policy
* add custom model for role
* assign new users to role if root_admin is set
* add api for roles
* fix phpstan
* add permissions for settings page
* remove "restore" and "forceDelete" permissions
* add user count to list
* prevent deletion if role has users
* update user list
* fix server policy
* remove old `root_admin` column
* small refactor
* fix tests
* forgot can checks here
* forgot use
* disable editing own roles & disable assigning root admin
* don't allow to rename root admin role
* remove php bombing exception handler
* fix role assignment when creating a user
* fix disableOptionWhen
* fix missing `root_admin` attribute on react frontend
* add permission check for bulk delete
* rename viewAny to viewList
* improve canAccessPanel check
* fix admin not displaying for non-root admins
* make sure non root admins can't edit root admins
* fix import
* fix settings page permission check
* fix server permissions for non-subusers
* fix settings page permission check v2
* small cleanup
* cleanup config file
* move consts from resouce into enum & model
* Update database/migrations/2024_08_01_114538_remove_root_admin_column.php
Co-authored-by: Lance Pioch <lancepioch@gmail.com>
* fix config
* fix phpstan
* fix phpstan 2.0
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Co-authored-by: Lance Pioch <lancepioch@gmail.com>
This accounts for poorly configured API clients that try to use cookies for authentication purposes. Treat everything with a session cookie as being a stateful request from the front-end.
Changes the API internals to use normal Laravel binding which automatically supports nested-models and can determine their relationships. This removes a lot of confusingly complex internal logic and replaces it with standard Laravel code.
This also removes a deprecated "getModel" method and fully replaces it with a "parameter" method that does stricter type-checking.
Versions of Pterodactyl prior to 1.6.3 used a different throttle pathway for
requests. That pathway found the current request user before continuing on to
other in-app middleware, thus the user was available downstream.
Changes introduced in 1.6.3 changed the throttler logic, therefore removing this
step. As a result, the client API could not always get the currently authenticated
user when cookies were used (aka, requests from the Panel UI, and not API directly).
This change corrects the logic to get the session setup correctly before falling
through to authenticating as a user using the API key. If a cookie is present and a
user is found as a result that session will be used. If an API key is provided it is
ignored when a cookie is also present.
In order to keep the API stateless any session created for an API request stemming
from an API key will have the associated session deleted at the end of the request,
and the 'Set-Cookies' header will be stripped from the response.
Prior to this fix certain resources were accessible even when their assigned server was not the same as the server in the URL. This causes the resource server relationship to not match the server variable present on the request.
Due to this failed logic it was possible for users to access resources they should not have been able to access otherwise for some areas of the panel.
