dustinleblanc

name: some-site
recipe: pantheon
config:
  framework: drupal8
  env: dev
  site: some-site
  id: some-uuid-string-here
  drush: 8.3
  php: '7.3'
  webroot: web

Schnitzel

Drupal SA-CORE-2018-002 attacks on amazee.io

Attack 1

First seen: April 13th 2018, 12:54:06

Array Key: #markup

Array Value:

greg-1-anderson

#!/bin/bash

SITE=$1
USER=${2-demo}
PASSWORD=${3-secretsecret}

ALL_ENVS="$(terminus env:list $SITE --field=id | grep -v live)"

for ENV in $ALL_ENVS ; do
  is_locked="$(terminus lock:info "$SITE.$ENV" --field=locked)"

johnennewdeeson

/**
 * Rebuild node access permissions.
 * node_access_rebuild(TRUE) claims to be able to do this in batch mode but all it does is set a
 * batch. There is no way to process the batch from within an update hook. You could do it using
 * a separate drush command but if you only have access to run updb on your production env
 * then you need to do all the processing from within the update hook. This gem allows complete
 * safe permission rebuild, batched, from within a single update hook.
 */
function mymodule_update_7001(&$sandbox) {
  _node_access_rebuild_batch_operation($sandbox);