This commit:
- adds a new sub-command for fetching hosts to `fleetctl get` command.
Why?
- this allows for listing of all hosts via the fleetctl interface.
There may be additional attributes of the host that we'd like to
display, but this should be a good start.
Closes#1962
- Replace uses of deprecated Bourbon helpers with raw CSS
- Add autoprefixer into the build chain to prefix the now removed helpers
This process was achieved by running through each of the deprecation warnings and using the following bash function to replace it in all files:
```
function bourbon-deprecate() {
grep -rl "@include $1" ./frontend --exclude-dir=.git | xargs sed -i '' -E "s/@include $1[(](.*)[)]/$1: \1/g"
}
```
For some helpers, this did not result in valid CSS, so manual modifications were made.
Closes#1189#1274
Prior to this change, the live query status was calculated after each retrieved
result. This was fine at a low host count, but when more hosts are added, doing
this calculation becomes slower.
Now, the status is only calculated every 5 seconds, while results can be
streamed continuously.
Fixes#1895
Avoids potential bugs in which soft-deleted entities are returned from database
queries (soft-deletion is now deprecated), but some records may still exist.
Fixes#1956
This should fix the loading of the all hosts page in cases where there are many
hosts and it overwhelms the number of parameters allowed in a prepared
statement. May also make that page load slightly quicker as it removes the
constraint from the query, but should return the same number of results.
Fixes#1939
The SMTP configuration could be used by an admin user to port scan the network
the Fleet server was running on. This commit reduces the information possible
to determine via this technique. A malicious admin can no longer determine
whether any TCP server is listening on a given port/address. They can only
determine ports and addresses where SMTP servers are running.
Thanks to 'quikke' for reporting this vulnerability.
An incorrect authorization check allowed non-admin users to modify the details of other users. We now enforce the appropriate authorization so that unprivileged users can only modify their own details.
Thanks to 'Quikke' for the report.
The ability to modify a users admin and enabled status was erroneously left in
place during development of https://github.com/kolide/fleet/pull/959. To
mitigate a privilege escalation vulnerability we need to ensure those values
can only be modified through the explicit methods.
This patch includes a unit test and fix for the vulnerability.
Thanks to 'Quikke' for submitting this vulnerability.
Packs can be targeted to individual hosts through the UI. This was supported
previously and was broken with refactoring in Fleet 2.0.
There is currently no support in the fleetctl format for targeting individual
hosts, but this could be added at a later date.
Fixes#1878
