main.lua #1

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--[[
The purpose of this Lua extension is to restrict client views.
This would prevent a user from accidentally creating a client
with a too wide open view where the workspace  would end up with 
the whole depot or depots.
This script handle this with a simple wide restriction
on how many directory level must be supplied.
For example, if num_level is set to 3, then this is accepted:
        //depot/dir1/dir2/...
while this would be rejected
        //depot/dir1/...
]]--

package.path = Helix.Core.Server.GetArchDirFileName( "?.lua" )
local utils = require "ExtUtils"
local check = require "SpecViewCheck"

local initDone = false

function init()
  if not initdone then
    initDone = true
    utils.init()
  end
end

function GlobalConfigFields()
  return { "" }
end

function InstanceConfigFields()
 --num_level = the minimum number of directory level
 --exempt_users = this rectriction might not apply to some users (such as those
 --        compiling final product on build machine)
  return {
           num_level = "insert minimum number of level across all",
           exempt_users = "Space-separated list of which users do NOT have this restriction"
         }
end

function InstanceConfigEvents()
  init()
  -- This example Extension is to keep users from saving client specs
  -- with a too wide map and is set for client with the field
  -- used for it being View (see SpecViewCheck). These could be changed
  -- by changing these values based on the need
  return { ["form-in"] = "client" }
end

function FormIn()
  init()

  -- Check if user in the list excluded
  if not utils.UserNeedsRestrictions() then
      return true
  end

  local form_file = Helix.Core.Server.GetVar( "formfile" );
  local level = utils.iCfgData[ "num_level" ]
  local ok, data = check.Verify( form_file, level )

  if not ok then
    Helix.Core.Server.SetClientMsg( utils.msgHeader() .. data )
    return false
  end

  return true
end