diaspora/app/models/account_migration.rb
cmrd Senya f85f167f50 Implement archive import backend
This implements archive import feature.

The feature is divided in two main subfeatures: archive validation and archive import.

Archive validation performs different validation on input user archive. This can be
used without actually running import, e.g. when user wants to check the archive
before import from the frontend. Validators may add messages and modify the archive.

Validators are separated in two types: critical validators and non-critical validators.

If validations by critical validators fail it means we can't import archive.

If non-critical validations fail, we can import archive, but some warning messages
are rendered.

Also validators may change archive contents, e.g. when some entity can't be
imported it may be removed from the archive.

Validators' job is to take away complexity from the importer and perform the validations
which are not implemented in other parts of the system, e.g. DB validations or
diaspora_federation entity validations.

Archive importer then takes the modified archive from the validator and imports it.

In order to incapsulate high-level migration logic a MigrationService is
introduced. MigrationService links ArchiveValidator, ArchiveImporter and
AccountMigration.

Also here is introduced a rake task which may be used by podmins to run archive
import.
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# frozen_string_literal: true
class AccountMigration < ApplicationRecord
include Diaspora::Federated::Base
belongs_to :old_person, class_name: "Person"
belongs_to :new_person, class_name: "Person"
validates :old_person, uniqueness: true
validates :new_person, uniqueness: true
after_create :lock_old_user!
attr_accessor :old_private_key
attr_writer :old_person_diaspora_id
def receive(*)
perform!
end
def public?
true
end
def sender
@sender ||= old_user || ephemeral_sender
end
# executes a migration plan according to this AccountMigration object
def perform!
raise "already performed" if performed?
validate_sender if locally_initiated?
tombstone_old_user_and_update_all_references if old_person
dispatch if locally_initiated?
dispatch_contacts if remotely_initiated?
update(completed_at: Time.zone.now)
end
def performed?
!completed_at.nil?
end
# We assume that migration message subscribers are people that are subscribed to a new user profile updates.
# Since during the migration we update contact references, this includes all the contacts of the old person.
# In case when a user migrated to our pod from a remote one, we include remote person to subscribers so that
# the new pod is informed about the migration as well.
def subscribers
new_user.profile.subscribers.remote.to_a.tap do |subscribers|
subscribers.push(old_person) if old_person&.remote?
end
end
# This method finds the newest user person profile in the migration chain.
# If person migrated multiple times then #new_person may point to a closed account.
# In this case in order to find open account we have to delegate new_person call to the next account_migration
# instance in the chain.
def newest_person
return new_person if new_person.account_migration.nil?
new_person.account_migration.newest_person
end
private
# Normally pod initiates migration locally when the new user is local. Then the pod creates AccountMigration object
# itself. If new user is remote, then AccountMigration object is normally received via the federation and this is
# remote initiation then.
def remotely_initiated?
new_person.remote?
end
def locally_initiated?
!remotely_initiated?
end
def old_user
old_person&.owner
end
def new_user
new_person.owner
end
def lock_old_user!
old_user&.lock_access!
end
def user_left_our_pod?
old_user && !new_user
end
def user_changed_id_locally?
old_user && new_user
end
def tombstone_old_user_and_update_all_references
ActiveRecord::Base.transaction do
account_deleter.tombstone_person_and_profile
account_deleter.close_user if user_left_our_pod?
account_deleter.tombstone_user if user_changed_id_locally?
update_all_references
end
end
# We need to resend contacts of users of our pod for the remote new person so that the remote pod received this
# contact information from the authoritative source.
def dispatch_contacts
new_person.contacts.sharing.each do |contact|
Diaspora::Federation::Dispatcher.defer_dispatch(contact.user, contact)
end
end
def dispatch
Diaspora::Federation::Dispatcher.build(sender, self).dispatch
end
EphemeralUser = Struct.new(:diaspora_handle, :serialized_private_key) do
def id
diaspora_handle
end
def encryption_key
OpenSSL::PKey::RSA.new(serialized_private_key)
end
end
def old_person_diaspora_id
old_person&.diaspora_handle || @old_person_diaspora_id
end
def ephemeral_sender
if old_private_key.nil? || old_person_diaspora_id.nil?
raise "can't build sender without old private key and diaspora ID defined"
end
EphemeralUser.new(old_person_diaspora_id, old_private_key)
end
def validate_sender
sender # sender method raises exception when sender can't be instantiated
end
def update_all_references
update_person_references
update_user_references if user_changed_id_locally?
end
def person_references
references = Person.reflections.reject {|key, _|
%w[profile owner notifications pod account_migration].include?(key)
}
references.map {|key, value|
{value.foreign_key => key}
}
end
def user_references
references = User.reflections.reject {|key, _|
%w[
person profile auto_follow_back_aspect invited_by aspect_memberships contact_people followed_tags
ignored_people conversation_visibilities pairwise_pseudonymous_identifiers conversations o_auth_applications
].include?(key)
}
references.map {|key, value|
{value.foreign_key => key}
}
end
def eliminate_person_duplicates
duplicate_person_contacts.destroy_all
duplicate_person_likes.destroy_all
duplicate_person_participations.destroy_all
duplicate_person_poll_participations.destroy_all
end
def duplicate_person_contacts
Contact
.joins("INNER JOIN contacts as c2 ON (contacts.user_id = c2.user_id AND contacts.person_id=#{old_person.id} AND"\
" c2.person_id=#{new_person.id})")
end
def duplicate_person_likes
Like
.joins("INNER JOIN likes as l2 ON (likes.target_id = l2.target_id "\
"AND likes.target_type = l2.target_type "\
"AND likes.author_id=#{old_person.id} AND"\
" l2.author_id=#{new_person.id})")
end
def duplicate_person_participations
Participation
.joins("INNER JOIN participations as p2 ON (participations.target_id = p2.target_id "\
"AND participations.target_type = p2.target_type "\
"AND participations.author_id=#{old_person.id} AND"\
" p2.author_id=#{new_person.id})")
end
def duplicate_person_poll_participations
PollParticipation
.joins("INNER JOIN poll_participations as p2 ON (poll_participations.poll_id = p2.poll_id "\
"AND poll_participations.author_id=#{old_person.id} AND"\
" p2.author_id=#{new_person.id})")
end
def eliminate_user_duplicates
Aspect
.joins("INNER JOIN aspects as a2 ON (aspects.name = a2.name AND aspects.user_id=#{old_user.id}
AND a2.user_id=#{new_user.id})")
.destroy_all
Contact
.joins("INNER JOIN contacts as c2 ON (contacts.person_id = c2.person_id AND contacts.user_id=#{old_user.id} AND"\
" c2.user_id=#{new_user.id})")
.destroy_all
TagFollowing
.joins("INNER JOIN tag_followings as t2 ON (tag_followings.tag_id = t2.tag_id AND"\
" tag_followings.user_id=#{old_user.id} AND t2.user_id=#{new_user.id})")
.destroy_all
end
def update_person_references
logger.debug "Updating references from person id=#{old_person.id} to person id=#{new_person.id}"
eliminate_person_duplicates
update_references(person_references, old_person, new_person.id)
end
def update_user_references
logger.debug "Updating references from user id=#{old_user.id} to user id=#{new_user.id}"
eliminate_user_duplicates
update_references(user_references, old_user, new_user.id)
end
def update_references(references, object, new_id)
references.each do |pair|
key_id = pair.flatten[0]
association = pair.flatten[1]
object.send(association).update_all(key_id => new_id)
end
end
def account_deleter
@account_deleter ||= AccountDeleter.new(old_person)
end
end