config.proto

syntax = "proto2";

package nsjail;

enum Mode {
	LISTEN = 0; /* Listening on a TCP port */
	ONCE = 1;   /* Running the command once only */
	RERUN = 2;  /* Re-executing the command (forever) */
	EXECVE = 3; /* Executing command w/o the supervisor */
}
/* Should be self explanatory */
enum LogLevel {
	DEBUG = 0;   /* Equivalent to the '-v' cmd-line option */
	INFO = 1;    /* Default level */
	WARNING = 2; /* Equivalent to the '-q' cmd-line option */
	ERROR = 3;
	FATAL = 4;
}
message IdMap {
	/* Empty string means "current uid/gid" */
	optional string inside_id = 1 [default = ""];
	optional string outside_id = 2 [default = ""];
	/* See 'man user_namespaces' for the meaning of count */
	optional uint32 count = 3 [default = 1];
	/* Does this map use /usr/bin/new[u|g]idmap binary? */
	optional bool use_newidmap = 4 [default = false];
}
message MountPt {
	/* Can be skipped for filesystems like 'proc' */
	optional string src = 1 [default = ""];
	/* Should 'src' path be prefixed with this envar? */
	optional string prefix_src_env = 2 [default = ""];
	/* If specified, contains buffer that will be written to the dst file */
	optional bytes src_content = 3 [default = ""];
	/* Mount point inside jail */
	required string dst = 4 [default = ""];
	/* Should 'dst' path be prefixed with this envar? */
	optional string prefix_dst_env = 5 [default = ""];
	/* Can be empty for mount --bind mounts */
	optional string fstype = 6 [default = ""];
	/* E.g. size=5000000 for 'tmpfs' */
	optional string options = 7 [default = ""];
	/* Is it a 'mount --bind src dst' type of mount? */
	optional bool is_bind = 8 [default = false];
	/* Is it a R/W mount? */
	optional bool rw = 9 [default = false];
	/* Is it a directory? If not specified an internal
	   heuristics will be used to determine that */
	optional bool is_dir = 10;
	/* Should the sandboxing fail if we cannot mount this resource? */
	optional bool mandatory = 11 [default = true];
	/* Is it a symlink (instead of real mount point)? */
	optional bool is_symlink = 12 [default = false];
	/* Is it a nosuid mount */
	optional bool nosuid = 13 [default = false];
	/* Is it a nodev mount */
	optional bool nodev = 14 [default = false];
	/* Is it a noexec mount */
	optional bool noexec = 15 [default = false];
}
enum RLimit {
	VALUE = 0; /* Use the provided value */
	SOFT = 1;  /* Use the current soft rlimit */
	HARD = 2;  /* Use the current hard rlimit */
	INF = 3;   /* Use RLIM64_INFINITY */
}
message Exe {
	/* Will be used both as execv's path and as argv[0] */
	required string path = 1;
	/* This will be argv[1] and so on.. */
	repeated string arg = 2;
	/* Override argv[0] */
	optional string arg0 = 3;
	/* Should execveat() be used to execute a file-descriptor instead? */
	optional bool exec_fd = 4 [default = false];
}
message NsJailConfig {
	/* Optional name and description for this config */
	optional string name = 1 [default = ""];
	repeated string description = 2;

	/* Execution mode: see 'msg Mode' description for more */
	optional Mode mode = 3 [default = ONCE];
	/* Hostname inside jail */
	optional string hostname = 4 [default = "NSJAIL"];
	/* Initial current working directory for the binary */
	optional string cwd = 5 [default = "/"];

	/* Defines whether to use switch_root or pivot_root */
	optional bool no_pivotroot = 6 [default = false];

	/* TCP port to listen to. Valid with mode=LISTEN only */
	optional uint32 port = 7 [default = 0];
	/* Host to bind to for mode=LISTEN. Must be in IPv6 format */
	optional string bindhost = 8 [default = "::"];
	/* For mode=LISTEN, maximum number of connections across all IPs */
	optional uint32 max_conns = 9 [default = 0];
	/* For mode=LISTEN, maximum number of connections from a single IP */
	optional uint32 max_conns_per_ip = 10 [default = 0];

	/* Wall-time time limit for commands */
	optional uint32 time_limit = 11 [default = 600];
	/* Should nsjail go into background? */
	optional bool daemon = 12 [default = false];
	/* Maximum number of CPUs to use: 0 - no limit */
	optional uint32 max_cpus = 13 [default = 0];
	/* Niceness level of the jailed process */
	optional int32 nice_level = 14 [default = 19];

	/* FD to log to. */
	optional int32 log_fd = 15;
	/* File to save logs to. */
	optional string log_file = 16;
	/* Minimum log level displayed.
	   See 'msg LogLevel' description for more */
	optional LogLevel log_level = 17;

	/* Should the current environment variables be kept
	   when executing the binary */
	optional bool keep_env = 18 [default = false];
	/* EnvVars to be set before executing binaries. If the envar doesn't contain '='
	   (e.g. just the 'DISPLAY' string), the current envar value will be used */
	repeated string envar = 19;

	/* Should capabilities be preserved or dropped */
	optional bool keep_caps = 20 [default = false];
	/* Which capabilities should be preserved if keep_caps == false.
	   Format: "CAP_SYS_PTRACE" */
	repeated string cap = 21;
	/* Should nsjail close FD=0,1,2 before executing the process */
	optional bool silent = 22 [default = false];
	/* Should the child process have control over terminal?
	   Can be useful to allow /bin/sh to provide
	   job control / signals. Dangerous, can be used to put
	   characters into the controlling terminal back */
	optional bool skip_setsid = 23 [default = false];
	/* Redirect sdterr of the process to /dev/null instead of the socket or original TTY */
	optional bool stderr_to_null = 24 [default = false];
	/* Which FDs should be passed to the newly executed process
	   By default only FD=0,1,2 are passed */
	repeated int32 pass_fd = 25;
	/* Setting it to true will allow to have set-uid binaries
	   inside the jail */
	optional bool disable_no_new_privs = 26 [default = false];
	/* Set this to true to forward fatal signals to the child process instead
	 * of always using SIGKILL. */
	optional bool forward_signals = 27 [default = false];
	/* Disable rdtsc and rdtscp instructions. WARNING: To make it effective, you also need to
	 * forbid `prctl(PR_SET_TSC, PR_TSC_ENABLE, ...)` in seccomp rules! (x86 and x86_64 only).
	 * Dynamic binaries produced by GCC seem to rely on RDTSC, but static ones should work. */
	optional bool disable_tsc = 28 [default = false];

	/* Various rlimits, the rlimit_as/rlimit_core/... are used only if
	   rlimit_as_type/rlimit_core_type/... are set to RLimit::VALUE */
	optional uint64 rlimit_as = 29 [default = 4096]; /* In MiB */
	optional RLimit rlimit_as_type = 30 [default = VALUE];
	optional uint64 rlimit_core = 31 [default = 0]; /* In MiB */
	optional RLimit rlimit_core_type = 32 [default = VALUE];
	optional uint64 rlimit_cpu = 33 [default = 600]; /* In seconds */
	optional RLimit rlimit_cpu_type = 34 [default = VALUE];
	optional uint64 rlimit_fsize = 35 [default = 1]; /* In MiB */
	optional RLimit rlimit_fsize_type = 36 [default = VALUE];
	optional uint64 rlimit_nofile = 37 [default = 32];
	optional RLimit rlimit_nofile_type = 38 [default = VALUE];
	/* RLIMIT_NPROC is system-wide - tricky to use; use the soft limit value by
	 * default here */
	optional uint64 rlimit_nproc = 39 [default = 1024];
	optional RLimit rlimit_nproc_type = 40 [default = SOFT];
	/* In MiB, use the soft limit value by default */
	optional uint64 rlimit_stack = 41 [default = 8];
	optional RLimit rlimit_stack_type = 42 [default = SOFT];
	/* In KB, use the soft limit value by default */
	optional uint64 rlimit_memlock = 43 [default = 64];
	optional RLimit rlimit_memlock_type = 44 [default = SOFT];
	optional uint64 rlimit_rtprio = 45 [default = 0];
	optional RLimit rlimit_rtprio_type = 46 [default = SOFT];
	optional uint64 rlimit_msgqueue = 47 [default = 1024]; /* In bytes */
	optional RLimit rlimit_msgqueue_type = 48 [default = SOFT];

	/* Disable all rlimits, default to limits set by parent */
	optional bool disable_rl = 49 [default = false];

	/* See 'man personality' for more */
	optional bool persona_addr_compat_layout = 50 [default = false];
	optional bool persona_mmap_page_zero = 51 [default = false];
	optional bool persona_read_implies_exec = 52 [default = false];
	optional bool persona_addr_limit_3gb = 53 [default = false];
	optional bool persona_addr_no_randomize = 54 [default = false];

	/* Which name-spaces should be used? */
	optional bool clone_newnet = 55 [default = true];
	optional bool clone_newuser = 56 [default = true];
	optional bool clone_newns = 57 [default = true];
	optional bool clone_newpid = 58 [default = true];
	optional bool clone_newipc = 59 [default = true];
	optional bool clone_newuts = 60 [default = true];
	/* Disable for kernel versions < 4.6 as it's not supported there */
	optional bool clone_newcgroup = 61 [default = true];
	/* Supported with kernel versions >= 5.3 */
	optional bool clone_newtime = 62 [default = false];

	/* Mappings for UIDs and GIDs. See the description for 'msg IdMap'
	   for more */
	repeated IdMap uidmap = 63;
	repeated IdMap gidmap = 64;

	/* Should /proc be mounted (R/O)? This can also be added in the 'mount'
	   section below */
	optional bool mount_proc = 65 [default = false];
	/* Mount points inside the jail. See the description for 'msg MountPt'
	   for more */
	repeated MountPt mount = 66;

	/* Kafel seccomp-bpf policy file or a string:
	   Homepage of the project: https://github.com/google/kafel */
	optional string seccomp_policy_file = 67;
	repeated string seccomp_string = 68;
	/* Setting it to true makes audit write seccomp logs to dmesg */
	optional bool seccomp_log = 69 [default = false];

	/* If > 0, maximum cumulative size of RAM used inside any jail */
	optional uint64 cgroup_mem_max = 70 [default = 0]; /* In bytes */
	/* If > 0, maximum cumulative size of RAM + swap used inside any jail */
	optional uint64 cgroup_mem_memsw_max = 71 [default = 0]; /* In bytes */
	/* If >= 0, maximum cumulative size of swap used inside any jail */
	optional int64 cgroup_mem_swap_max = 72 [default = -1]; /* In bytes */
	/* Mount point for cgroups-memory in your system */
	optional string cgroup_mem_mount = 73 [default = "/sys/fs/cgroup/memory"];
	/* Writeable directory (for the nsjail user) under cgroup_mem_mount */
	optional string cgroup_mem_parent = 74 [default = "NSJAIL"];

	/* If > 0, maximum number of PIDs (threads/processes) inside jail */
	optional uint64 cgroup_pids_max = 75 [default = 0];
	/* Mount point for cgroups-pids in your system */
	optional string cgroup_pids_mount = 76 [default = "/sys/fs/cgroup/pids"];
	/* Writeable directory (for the nsjail user) under cgroup_pids_mount */
	optional string cgroup_pids_parent = 77 [default = "NSJAIL"];

	/* If > 0, Class identifier of network packets inside jail */
	optional uint32 cgroup_net_cls_classid = 78 [default = 0];
	/* Mount point for cgroups-net-cls in your system */
	optional string cgroup_net_cls_mount = 79 [default = "/sys/fs/cgroup/net_cls"];
	/* Writeable directory (for the nsjail user) under cgroup_net_mount */
	optional string cgroup_net_cls_parent = 80 [default = "NSJAIL"];

	/* If > 0, number of milliseconds of CPU time per second that jailed processes can use */
	optional uint32 cgroup_cpu_ms_per_sec = 81 [default = 0];
	/* Mount point for cgroups-cpu in your system */
	optional string cgroup_cpu_mount = 82 [default = "/sys/fs/cgroup/cpu"];
	/* Writeable directory (for the nsjail user) under cgroup_cpu_mount */
	optional string cgroup_cpu_parent = 83 [default = "NSJAIL"];

	/* Mount point for cgroup v2 in your system */
	optional string cgroupv2_mount = 84 [default = "/sys/fs/cgroup"];
	/* Use cgroup v2 */
	optional bool use_cgroupv2 = 85 [default = false];
	/* Check whether cgroupv2 is available, and use it if available. */
	optional bool detect_cgroupv2 = 86 [default = false];

	/* Should the 'lo' interface be brought up (active) inside this jail? */
	optional bool iface_no_lo = 87 [default = false];

	/* Put this interface inside the jail */
	repeated string iface_own = 88;

	/* Parameters for the cloned MACVLAN interface inside jail */
	optional string macvlan_iface = 89; /* Interface to be cloned, eg 'eth0' */
	optional string macvlan_vs_ip = 90 [default = "192.168.0.2"];
	optional string macvlan_vs_nm = 91 [default = "255.255.255.0"];
	optional string macvlan_vs_gw = 92 [default = "192.168.0.1"];
	optional string macvlan_vs_ma = 93 [default = ""];
	optional string macvlan_vs_mo = 94 [default = "private"];

	/* Binary path (with arguments) to be executed. If not specified here, it
	   can be specified with cmd-line as "-- /path/to/command arg1 arg2" */
	optional Exe exec_bin = 95;
}