Fixing Storage Volume(s) Retrieval.

With ag/19901205 shared_profile's volumes were also listed in
StorageManager#updateExternalStorageFileQuotaType.

However, the above API can be called from MediaProvider process,
without MANAGE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE permissions, resulting in
SecurityException("Only File Manager Apps permitted") to be thrown
from StorageManagerService#getVolumeList

This fix allows the exception to be bypassed in case the caller is
Media Store process.

Bug: 235321217
Test: atest android.appsecurity.cts.StorageHostTest
Change-Id: I6835cc4d29f3e9c85731979aaf9ab12a30f6419b
(cherry picked from commit 65a5b2db39)
Merged-In: I6835cc4d29f3e9c85731979aaf9ab12a30f6419b
This commit is contained in:
Himanshu Gupta
2022-10-19 14:30:04 +00:00
parent b18b7e97ce
commit 22f1c3612a

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@@ -3813,6 +3813,13 @@ class StorageManagerService extends IStorageManager.Stub
final boolean includeSharedProfile =
(flags & StorageManager.FLAG_INCLUDE_SHARED_PROFILE) != 0;
// When the caller is the app actually hosting external storage, we
// should never attempt to augment the actual storage volume state,
// otherwise we risk confusing it with race conditions as users go
// through various unlocked states
final boolean callerIsMediaStore = UserHandle.isSameApp(callingUid,
mMediaStoreAuthorityAppId);
// Only Apps with MANAGE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE should call the API with includeSharedProfile
if (includeSharedProfile) {
try {
@@ -3825,8 +3832,13 @@ class StorageManagerService extends IStorageManager.Stub
// Checking first entry in packagesFromUid is enough as using "sharedUserId"
// mechanism is rare and discouraged. Also, Apps that share same UID share the same
// permissions.
if (!mStorageManagerInternal.hasExternalStorageAccess(callingUid,
packagesFromUid[0])) {
// Allowing Media Provider is an exception, Media Provider process should be allowed
// to query users across profiles, even without MANAGE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE access.
// Note that ordinarily Media provider process has the above permission, but if they
// are revoked, Storage Volume(s) should still be returned.
if (!callerIsMediaStore
&& !mStorageManagerInternal.hasExternalStorageAccess(callingUid,
packagesFromUid[0])) {
throw new SecurityException("Only File Manager Apps permitted");
}
} catch (RemoteException re) {
@@ -3839,13 +3851,6 @@ class StorageManagerService extends IStorageManager.Stub
// point
final boolean systemUserUnlocked = isSystemUnlocked(UserHandle.USER_SYSTEM);
// When the caller is the app actually hosting external storage, we
// should never attempt to augment the actual storage volume state,
// otherwise we risk confusing it with race conditions as users go
// through various unlocked states
final boolean callerIsMediaStore = UserHandle.isSameApp(callingUid,
mMediaStoreAuthorityAppId);
final boolean userIsDemo;
final boolean userKeyUnlocked;
final boolean storagePermission;