cpanel-importer/scripts/entrypoint.sh

#!/usr/bin/env bash
#
# entrypoint.sh — main controller for the cpanel-importer sandbox.
#
# Inputs (env, set by the panel's docker run):
#   IMPORT_ID          unique id for this run; used in quarantine + report paths
#   IMPORT_USERNAME    cPanel/WHP username the cpmove belongs to
#   IMPORT_BACKUP_FILE absolute path inside the container, typically
#                      /host/backup/cpmove-<user>.tar.gz
#   CLAMAV_REFRESH     "true" to run freshclam at start (default: true)
#
# Flow (spec §0):
#   1. validate env
#   2. (optional) refresh ClamAV signatures
#   3. extract  → /tmp/extract/
#   4. file scan → /tmp/scan-files-report.json
#   5. DB sanitize → /tmp/sanitized/mysql/, /tmp/scan-dbs-report.json
#   6. rsync /tmp/sanitized/ → /host/sanitized/<importid>/
#   7. write /host/sanitized/<importid>/report.json (merged)
#
# On failure at any stage we still write a partial report.json with
# status="failed" + the stage that broke, then exit non-zero.

set -euo pipefail

# --- logging ---------------------------------------------------------------

ts()  { date -u +'%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ'; }
log() { printf '[%s] %s\n' "$(ts)" "$*"; }
die() { log "FATAL: $*"; write_failure_report "$STAGE" "$*"; exit 1; }

# Buffered partial state. The final report.json is written by the merge
# step (see write_final_report); if we crash before then, write_failure_report
# emits whatever partial pieces exist.
STAGE="init"
START_TS="$(date -u +%s)"

write_failure_report() {
    local stage="$1"
    local msg="$2"
    local out_dir="/host/sanitized/${IMPORT_ID:-unknown}"
    # mkdir AND the report write can both fail (mount RO, missing
    # /host/sanitized, etc.); we log every failure to stderr and never
    # let the report-writer abort the script.
    if ! mkdir -p "$out_dir" 2>/dev/null; then
        log "WARN: failure-report mkdir failed for $out_dir; report will not be persisted"
        return 0
    fi
    if ! cat > "$out_dir/report.json" 2>/dev/null <<JSON
{
  "import_id": "${IMPORT_ID:-unknown}",
  "status": "failed",
  "failed_stage": "$stage",
  "error": $(printf '%s' "$msg" | php -r 'echo json_encode(stream_get_contents(STDIN));' 2>/dev/null || echo '"(unencodable)"'),
  "scan_duration_seconds": $(( $(date -u +%s) - START_TS )),
  "files": null,
  "databases": null
}
JSON
    then
        log "WARN: failure-report write failed for $out_dir/report.json"
    fi
}

# --- env validation --------------------------------------------------------

STAGE="validate_env"
log "cpanel-importer starting (container UID=$(id -u) GID=$(id -g))"

: "${IMPORT_ID:?IMPORT_ID env var is required}"
: "${IMPORT_USERNAME:?IMPORT_USERNAME env var is required}"
: "${IMPORT_BACKUP_FILE:?IMPORT_BACKUP_FILE env var is required}"
CLAMAV_REFRESH="${CLAMAV_REFRESH:-true}"

log "import_id=$IMPORT_ID username=$IMPORT_USERNAME backup=$IMPORT_BACKUP_FILE"

if [[ ! -f "$IMPORT_BACKUP_FILE" ]]; then
    die "backup file does not exist or is not a regular file: $IMPORT_BACKUP_FILE"
fi

# Make sure the output dirs exist (they're bind mounts, so we trust the
# host to have created them, but mkdir -p is harmless).
QUARANTINE_DIR="/host/quarantine/$IMPORT_ID"
SANITIZED_DIR="/host/sanitized/$IMPORT_ID"
mkdir -p "$QUARANTINE_DIR" "$SANITIZED_DIR" \
    || die "cannot create quarantine/sanitized output dirs (are the bind mounts RW?)"

# Working scratch lives inside the disk-backed bind mount, NOT under /tmp.
# /tmp is mounted as tmpfs (RAM-backed) by the panel for fast small-file
# scratch (per-stage reports, exclude lists). Putting the multi-GB cpmove
# extract there blew the container's --memory 2g cgroup ceiling (tmpfs
# writes count against cgroup RSS), surfaced as rc=137 OOM kills mid-tar.
#
# Layout:
#   EXTRACT_DIR  $SANITIZED_DIR/extract-work — tar untars here. After
#                scan-files quarantines bad files, this is the cleaned
#                tree. Renamed to $SANITIZED_DIR/extracted at the end of
#                the run so the panel can find it at the expected path.
#   WORK_DIR     $SANITIZED_DIR/work          — scan-dbs writes cleaned
#                SQL dumps here; folded into $SANITIZED_DIR/mysql at the
#                end of the run.
EXTRACT_DIR="$SANITIZED_DIR/extract-work"
WORK_DIR="$SANITIZED_DIR/work"
mkdir -p "$EXTRACT_DIR" "$WORK_DIR/mysql"

# --- refresh ClamAV signatures --------------------------------------------

STAGE="freshclam"
if [[ "$CLAMAV_REFRESH" == "true" ]]; then
    log "refreshing ClamAV signatures (freshclam)"
    # freshclam writes freshclam.dat to its CWD; the container's WORKDIR
    # is /opt/whp which lives on the read-only rootfs, so freshclam errors
    # with "Can't create freshclam.dat in /opt/whp" before it ever reaches
    # the database directory. Subshell + cd to the tmpfs at /var/lib/clamav
    # (the DatabaseDirectory configured in /etc/freshclam.conf) keeps the
    # entrypoint's CWD intact for later stages.
    # freshclam is allowed to fail (e.g., container has no outbound net);
    # we proceed with the baseline rules from build time + log a warning.
    if ! ( cd /var/lib/clamav && freshclam --no-warnings >/tmp/freshclam.log 2>&1 ); then
        log "WARN: freshclam failed; proceeding with build-time signature DB"
        tail -20 /tmp/freshclam.log || true
    fi
else
    log "CLAMAV_REFRESH=false; skipping freshclam"
fi

# --- extract the cpmove ----------------------------------------------------

STAGE="extract"
log "stage: extract"
# 4th arg pins the stripped-symlinks actions sidecar to /tmp (not inside
# $EXTRACT_DIR) so finalize_layout's mv doesn't carry an importer dotfile
# into the cleaned tree and so write_report can read it after the rename.
STRIPPED_SYMLINKS_FILE="/tmp/stripped-symlinks.json"
if ! /scripts/extract.sh "$IMPORT_BACKUP_FILE" "$EXTRACT_DIR" "$IMPORT_USERNAME" "$STRIPPED_SYMLINKS_FILE"; then
    die "extract.sh failed; see stderr above"
fi

# --- ClamAV scan + auto-clean/quarantine ----------------------------------

STAGE="scan_files"
log "stage: scan_files"
php /scripts/scan-files.php \
    --extract "$EXTRACT_DIR" \
    --quarantine "$QUARANTINE_DIR" \
    --report /tmp/scan-files-report.json \
    --import-id "$IMPORT_ID" \
    || die "scan-files.php failed; see stderr above"

# --- DB engine swap + WP content scan -------------------------------------

STAGE="scan_dbs"
log "stage: scan_dbs"
php /scripts/scan-dbs.php \
    --extract "$EXTRACT_DIR" \
    --out "$WORK_DIR/mysql" \
    --final-prefix "$SANITIZED_DIR/mysql" \
    --report /tmp/scan-dbs-report.json \
    --import-id "$IMPORT_ID" \
    --username "$IMPORT_USERNAME" \
    || die "scan-dbs.php failed; see stderr above"

# --- finalize cleaned tree into /host/sanitized/<id>/ ---------------------

STAGE="finalize_layout"
log "stage: finalize_layout"
# Both EXTRACT_DIR and WORK_DIR already live INSIDE $SANITIZED_DIR (the
# bind-mounted disk-backed output root), so we don't need to cross-filesystem
# rsync 10GB+ of cleaned files. A same-filesystem `mv` is constant-time
# (just a rename) — turns what used to be a multi-minute rsync into a
# fraction of a second.
#
# Cleanup posture: if a previous run partially populated `extracted/` or
# `mysql/`, we wipe them first so the rename can't fail with EEXIST. The
# container's --read-only rootfs makes accidentally removing the wrong
# path impossible — these are under the per-import bind mount only.
rm -rf "$SANITIZED_DIR/extracted" "$SANITIZED_DIR/mysql"
mv "$EXTRACT_DIR"    "$SANITIZED_DIR/extracted" || die "finalize: rename extract-work failed"
mv "$WORK_DIR/mysql" "$SANITIZED_DIR/mysql"     || die "finalize: rename work/mysql failed"
# Tidy up the now-empty WORK_DIR shell.
rmdir "$WORK_DIR" 2>/dev/null || true

# --- merge per-stage reports into the final report.json -------------------

STAGE="write_report"
log "stage: write_report"
DURATION=$(( $(date -u +%s) - START_TS ))
php -r '
$importId       = $argv[1];
$duration       = (int) $argv[2];
$filesPath      = $argv[3];
$dbsPath        = $argv[4];
$strippedPath   = $argv[5];
$outPath        = $argv[6];

$files    = is_file($filesPath)    ? json_decode(file_get_contents($filesPath),    true) : null;
$dbs      = is_file($dbsPath)      ? json_decode(file_get_contents($dbsPath),      true) : null;
$stripped = is_file($strippedPath) ? json_decode(file_get_contents($strippedPath), true) : null;

$filesScanned     = $files["files_scanned"]     ?? 0;
$filesClean       = $files["files_clean"]       ?? 0;
$filesCleaned     = $files["files_cleaned"]     ?? 0;
$filesQuarantined = $files["files_quarantined"] ?? 0;
$actions          = $files["actions"]           ?? [];
$databases        = $dbs["databases"]           ?? [];

// Prepend the stripped-symlinks actions from extract.sh so the operator
// sees them at the top of the actions[] table on the results page. Bumps
// files_quarantined because the strip-action is morally equivalent to a
// quarantine - the entry was not extracted, the symlink file is "in the
// archive but absent from the cleaned tree".
$strippedActions = $stripped["actions"] ?? [];
$strippedCount   = count($strippedActions);
if ($strippedCount > 0) {
    $actions = array_merge($strippedActions, $actions);
    $filesQuarantined += $strippedCount;
}

$dbRefused = 0;
foreach ($databases as $db) {
    if (($db["imported_into_new_server"] ?? true) === false) $dbRefused++;
}

$severity = "info";
$alert = false;
$msg   = "Sanitization clean: no malware signatures detected.";
if ($filesQuarantined > 0 || $dbRefused > 0 || $strippedCount > 0) {
    $alert = true;
    $severity = ($filesQuarantined > 50 || $dbRefused > 0 || $strippedCount > 0) ? "warning" : "info";
    $parts = [];
    if ($strippedCount > 0) {
        $parts[] = sprintf("%d dangerous symlink(s) stripped during extract", $strippedCount);
    }
    if ($filesQuarantined - $strippedCount > 0) {
        $parts[] = sprintf("%d files quarantined", $filesQuarantined - $strippedCount);
    }
    if ($filesCleaned > 0) {
        $parts[] = sprintf("%d cleaned in place", $filesCleaned);
    }
    if ($dbRefused > 0) {
        $parts[] = sprintf("%d database(s) refused as compromised", $dbRefused);
    }
    $msg = implode("; ", $parts)
         . ". Customer site may have been compromised at the source — recommend review.";
}

$report = [
    "import_id"             => $importId,
    "status"                => "completed",
    "scan_duration_seconds" => $duration,
    "files_scanned"         => $filesScanned,
    "files_clean"           => $filesClean,
    "files_cleaned"         => $filesCleaned,
    "files_quarantined"     => $filesQuarantined,
    "actions"               => $actions,
    "databases"             => $databases,
    "summary_for_panel"     => [
        "show_alert"      => $alert,
        "alert_severity"  => $severity,
        "alert_message"   => $msg,
    ],
];

file_put_contents($outPath, json_encode($report, JSON_PRETTY_PRINT | JSON_UNESCAPED_SLASHES) . "\n");
fprintf(STDERR, "report written: %s\n", $outPath);
' "$IMPORT_ID" "$DURATION" /tmp/scan-files-report.json /tmp/scan-dbs-report.json "$STRIPPED_SYMLINKS_FILE" "$SANITIZED_DIR/report.json" \
    || die "report merge failed"

log "done — exited cleanly after ${DURATION}s"
exit 0