CTF team registration page based on Flask, Gunicorn and Nginx.
Recommended Code Style: https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/
cp app/postgres.cfg.example app/postgres.cfg
cp app/flask.cfg.example app/flask.cfg
mkdir postgres_data
docker-compose up -d nginx gunicorn postgres
Add 127.0.0.1 enowars.local
to your hosts.txt to access the page through enowars.local .
Postgres needs an empty data folder (we can't add that to git) therefore create the folder postgres_data
in the root directory.
mkdir postgres_data
Make sure to use nginx.live.conf in Nginx Dockerfile and run deployment_ini_letsencrypt.sh
once to create dummy certificates before nginx start.
Cronjob to set download files permission:
*/2 * * * * /bin/chmod -R 0644 /eno/enoteams/static/files/*
SQL Dump
pg_dump -d postgres -h 127.0.0.1 -p 5432 -U postgres -W dump.psql
Reset Postgres Sequenze
ALTER SEQUENCE users_id_seq RESTART;
git pull
sudo docker-compose restart gunicorn
To send an email to all registered teams use the script in app/team_mail.py
Before adapt the content of the script to send your actual text to the team and NOT the dummy data.
Invoke it from within the gunicorn container:
docker-compose exec gunicorn sh
$python3 team_mail.py
id: integer,
username: email,
team_name: text,
country: text,
university: text,
mail_verified: boolean,
active: boolean
id
is a incremented number starting from `1username
is an email address (re.match(r"[^@]+@[^@]+\.[^@]+", email)
)team_name
is a string (3 < length < 20
)country
is a string (2 character, ISO 3166-1 Alpha-2 code
)university
is a string (re.match("^[A-Za-z äöüÄÖÜß]*$", university)
)mail_verified
is a booleanactive
is a boolean
Get access to the host
Use secret/export?pw=password from flask.cfg
http://enowars.local/secret/export?pw=test
Put all public or large files (e.g. vms) in /root/enoteams/static/files
and secret or small files (e.g. config files & keys) in /root/enoteams/app/downloads/
at the registration host (enowars.com).
Use the following name scheme:
root@localhost:~/enoteams/static/files# ls
team_router.tar.gz
test_vm.tar.gz
vm.tar.gz
root@localhost:~/enoteams/app/downloads# ls
team1.conf
vm.key
- Router:
team_router.tar.gz
- Test VM:
test_vm.tar.gz
- VM:
vm.tar.gz
- VM Key:
vm.key
- VPN Configurations:
teamX.conf
with X increasing int (team 1 will be able to download the fileteam1.conf
, team 2team2.conf
etc.)
Authenticated downloads can be enabled/disabled through the flask.cfg
:
DOWNLOAD_CONFIG_ENABLED=True
DOWNLOAD_KEY_ENABLED=True