# Copyright (c) 2012 The Chromium OS Authors. All rights reserved.
# Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
# found in the LICENSE file.

description   "Extract Chrome OS machine info for Enterprise enrollment"
author        "chromium-os-dev@chromium.org"

# /tmp/machine-info contains the serial number and other information that may
# identify the device. This information is required by OOBE and enterprise
# enrollment, but we don't want it around otherwise for privacy reasons. Thus,
# we generate as long as /home/.shadow/install_attributes.pb is not present.
# That file is created by cryptohome once the device has been
# enterprise-enrolled or been claimed by a local user.
#
# Old versions of Chromium OS (11 and earlier) didn't have the code generating
# install_attributes.pb in cryptohome when claiming the device, so the check
# would fail for users upgrading from devices that have been setup originally
# on these versions. Our best-effort attmept at catching this is to also check
# for /var/lib/whitelist/owner.key. Note that this may not work perfectly once
# we have support for transitioning ownership.

# This starts every time the UI (re)starts in order to restore
# /tmp/machine-info if needed.
start on starting ui

# Remove /tmp/machine-info when a user logs in, in which case session_manager
# emits the start-user-session signal. Also stop when the ui terminates so
# restarts of the ui job trigger a full stop/start cycle.
stop on start-user-session or stopping ui

env MACHINE_INFO=/tmp/machine-info

# This is a pre-start so that this task will run before the "start" stanza
# of the ui job.
pre-start script
  if [ -e /var/lib/enterprise_serial_number_recovery -o \
       ! -e /var/lib/whitelist/owner.key ]; then
    touch $MACHINE_INFO
    chmod 0644 $MACHINE_INFO
    if crossystem "mainfw_type?nonchrome"; then
      echo "serial_number=\"nonchrome-$(date -u +%s)\""
    else
      # Dump full information in the VPD, including the serial number.
      dump_vpd_log --full --stdout
    fi >> $MACHINE_INFO

    # Dump the disk serial number. It is used to generate non-predictable
    # opaque machine identifiers by running it through a cryptographic hash
    # function along with other stable machine information and a time stamp.
    # The disk serial number is chosen here because it provides some entropy
    # only known to the device. Device serial numbers, MAC addresses etc. are
    # public identifiers potentially known to the environment and/or servers.
    # Solely relying on public identifiers for opaque identifier derivation
    # would increase the chances of external parties being able to forge valid
    # opaque identifiers and defeat non-predictability.
    udevadm info --query=property --name=$(rootdev -d) |\
        awk -F = '/^ID_SERIAL=/ { print "root_disk_serial_number=" $2 }' \
        >> $MACHINE_INFO
  fi
end script

post-stop exec rm -f $MACHINE_INFO