searxngRebrandZaclys/searx/plugins/https_rewrite.py

'''
searx is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU Affero General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.

searx is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
GNU Affero General Public License for more details.

You should have received a copy of the GNU Affero General Public License
along with searx. If not, see < http://www.gnu.org/licenses/ >.

(C) 2013- by Adam Tauber, <asciimoo@gmail.com>
'''

import re
from urlparse import urlparse
from lxml import etree
from os import listdir, environ
from os.path import isfile, isdir, join
from searx.plugins import logger
from flask.ext.babel import gettext
from searx import searx_dir


name = "HTTPS rewrite"
description = gettext('Rewrite HTTP links to HTTPS if possible')
default_on = True

if 'SEARX_HTTPS_REWRITE_PATH' in environ:
    rules_path = environ['SEARX_rules_path']
else:
    rules_path = join(searx_dir, 'plugins/https_rules')

logger = logger.getChild("https_rewrite")

# https://gitweb.torproject.org/\
# pde/https-everywhere.git/tree/4.0:/src/chrome/content/rules

# HTTPS rewrite rules
https_rules = []


# load single ruleset from a xml file
def load_single_https_ruleset(rules_path):
    ruleset = ()

    # init parser
    parser = etree.XMLParser()

    # load and parse xml-file
    try:
        tree = etree.parse(rules_path, parser)
    except:
        # TODO, error message
        return ()

    # get root node
    root = tree.getroot()

    # check if root is a node with the name ruleset
    # TODO improve parsing
    if root.tag != 'ruleset':
        return ()

    # check if rule is deactivated by default
    if root.attrib.get('default_off'):
        return ()

    # check if rule does only work for specific platforms
    if root.attrib.get('platform'):
        return ()

    hosts = []
    rules = []
    exclusions = []

    # parse childs from ruleset
    for ruleset in root:
        # this child define a target
        if ruleset.tag == 'target':
            # check if required tags available
            if not ruleset.attrib.get('host'):
                continue

            # convert host-rule to valid regex
            host = ruleset.attrib.get('host')\
                .replace('.', '\.').replace('*', '.*')

            # append to host list
            hosts.append(host)

        # this child define a rule
        elif ruleset.tag == 'rule':
            # check if required tags available
            if not ruleset.attrib.get('from')\
               or not ruleset.attrib.get('to'):
                continue

            # TODO hack, which convert a javascript regex group
            # into a valid python regex group
            rule_from = ruleset.attrib['from'].replace('$', '\\')
            if rule_from.endswith('\\'):
                rule_from = rule_from[:-1]+'$'
            rule_to = ruleset.attrib['to'].replace('$', '\\')
            if rule_to.endswith('\\'):
                rule_to = rule_to[:-1]+'$'

            # TODO, not working yet because of the hack above,
            # currently doing that in webapp.py
            # rule_from_rgx = re.compile(rule_from, re.I)

            # append rule
            try:
                rules.append((re.compile(rule_from, re.I | re.U), rule_to))
            except:
                # TODO log regex error
                continue

        # this child define an exclusion
        elif ruleset.tag == 'exclusion':
            # check if required tags available
            if not ruleset.attrib.get('pattern'):
                continue

            exclusion_rgx = re.compile(ruleset.attrib.get('pattern'))

            # append exclusion
            exclusions.append(exclusion_rgx)

    # convert list of possible hosts to a simple regex
    # TODO compress regex to improve performance
    try:
        target_hosts = re.compile('^(' + '|'.join(hosts) + ')', re.I | re.U)
    except:
        return ()

    # return ruleset
    return (target_hosts, rules, exclusions)


# load all https rewrite rules
def load_https_rules(rules_path):
    # check if directory exists
    if not isdir(rules_path):
        logger.error("directory not found: '" + rules_path + "'")
        return

    # search all xml files which are stored in the https rule directory
    xml_files = [join(rules_path, f)
                 for f in listdir(rules_path)
                 if isfile(join(rules_path, f)) and f[-4:] == '.xml']

    # load xml-files
    for ruleset_file in xml_files:
        # calculate rewrite-rules
        ruleset = load_single_https_ruleset(ruleset_file)

        # skip if no ruleset returned
        if not ruleset:
            continue

        # append ruleset
        https_rules.append(ruleset)

    logger.info('{n} rules loaded'.format(n=len(https_rules)))


def https_url_rewrite(result):
    skip_https_rewrite = False
    # check if HTTPS rewrite is possible
    for target, rules, exclusions in https_rules:

        # check if target regex match with url
        if target.match(result['parsed_url'].netloc):
            # process exclusions
            for exclusion in exclusions:
                # check if exclusion match with url
                if exclusion.match(result['url']):
                    skip_https_rewrite = True
                    break

            # skip https rewrite if required
            if skip_https_rewrite:
                break

            # process rules
            for rule in rules:
                try:
                    new_result_url = rule[0].sub(rule[1], result['url'])
                except:
                    break

                # parse new url
                new_parsed_url = urlparse(new_result_url)

                # continiue if nothing was rewritten
                if result['url'] == new_result_url:
                    continue

                # get domainname from result
                # TODO, does only work correct with TLD's like
                #  asdf.com, not for asdf.com.de
                # TODO, using publicsuffix instead of this rewrite rule
                old_result_domainname = '.'.join(
                    result['parsed_url'].hostname.split('.')[-2:])
                new_result_domainname = '.'.join(
                    new_parsed_url.hostname.split('.')[-2:])

                # check if rewritten hostname is the same,
                # to protect against wrong or malicious rewrite rules
                if old_result_domainname == new_result_domainname:
                    # set new url
                    result['url'] = new_result_url

            # target has matched, do not search over the other rules
            break
    return result


def on_result(request, ctx):
    result = ctx['result']
    if result['parsed_url'].scheme == 'http':
        https_url_rewrite(result)
    return True