Add migration script for missing users DEFAULTs

This commit adds a migration script to add missing DEFAULT values on the
users table. INSERTs into the users table fail without these DEFAULTs on
MariaDB in strict mode.
pull/4/head
Jan Dittberner 10 months ago
parent 2884caf1a5
commit 10540621a8

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#!/bin/sh
# CAcert WebDB - CAcert web application
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#
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# script to do database migrations
set -e # script fails if any command fails
STDIN=0
STDOUT=1
STDERR=2
if [ "$1" = "--help" ]; then
cat >&$STDERR <<- USAGE
Usage: $0 [MARIADB_OPTIONS]
You have to specify all options needed by "mariadb" as if you had started
the MariaDB command line client directly (including the name of the
database to operate on). The MariaDB user used has to have enough
privileges to do all necessary operations (among others CREATE, ALTER,
DROP, UPDATE, INSERT, DELETE).
You might need to enter the mariadb password multiple times if you
specify the -p option.
USAGE
exit 1
fi
mariadb_opt=" --batch --skip-column-names $@"
schema_version=$(mariadb $mariadb_opt <<- 'SQL'
SELECT MAX(`version`) FROM `schema_version`;
SQL
)
if [ $schema_version != 6 ]; then
cat >&$STDERR <<- ERROR
Error: database schema is not in the right version to do the migration!
Expected version: 6
ERROR
exit 2
fi
mariadb $mariadb_opt <<- 'SQL'
ALTER TABLE `users` ALTER `orgadmin` SET DEFAULT 0;
ALTER TABLE `users` ALTER `adadmin` SET DEFAULT 0;
ALTER TABLE `users` ALTER `locked` SET DEFAULT 0;
ALTER TABLE `users` ALTER `otphash` SET DEFAULT '';
ALTER TABLE `users` ALTER `otppin` SET DEFAULT 0;
system echo "added missing default values on users table"
-- Update schema version number
INSERT INTO `schema_version`
(`version`, `when`) VALUES
(7, CURRENT_TIMESTAMP);
SQL
echo "Database successfully migrated to version 7"
exit 0
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