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[change] Prevent deleting subnet division rules used by device configurations #1434 - #1520
This PR prevents deletion of SubnetDivisionRule objects while they are still used by device configurations, and adds filters to help users find the affected devices before retrying deletion.
Changes
Model guard: AbstractSubnetDivisionRule.delete() and a pre_delete signal now raise ValidationError(code='subnet_division_rule_in_use') when any SubnetDivisionIndex with a config_id references the rule. This also covers QuerySet.delete(), bulk actions, and cascade deletions.
Admin guard: new SubnetDivisionRuleAdmin overrides delete_model() and delete_queryset() to show a friendly error with a link to the filtered device changelist.
Cleanup preserved: when no indexes are in use, deletion proceeds normally and the existing post_delete cleanup of provisioned subnets/IPs is unchanged.
Admin filter: added DeviceSubnetDivisionRuleFilter to the device changelist (?subnet_division_rule=<uuid>), scoped to the organizations the admin can view.
API filter: added subnet_division_rule UUID filter to DeviceListFilter (/api/v1/controller/device/?subnet_division_rule=<id>), returning distinct devices.
Tests: updated existing tests, added regression tests for queryset deletion, unused rules with orphan indexes, admin delete error/link, invalid UUID handling, and device filter scoping.
Docs: updated docs/user/subnet-division-rules.rst and docs/user/rest-api.rst.
Screenshots
Before (master)
On master there is no standalone admin for subnet division rules — the rule is only editable as an inline on its master subnet — and there is no way to see which devices depend on a rule.
The device changelist has no "By subnet division rule" filter.
Deleting the in-use rule via the inline on the subnet page: nothing warns that 2 devices depend on it.
The deletion succeeds silently. The rule and all 12 SubnetDivisionIndex rows are gone, the provisioned subnets drop from 5 to 1, and both devices remain — exactly the data loss reported in #1434.
After (this PR)
New "By subnet division rule" filter on the device changelist, showing the 2 devices that use the rule.
Deleting the in-use rule is now blocked, with a "View affected devices" link in the error.
The same guard applies to the "Delete selected" bulk action, naming the offending rule.
Following the link lands on the device changelist pre-filtered to the affected devices.
A rule that is not in use still deletes normally, so the guard is not over-broad.
Demo
End-to-end: filtering by the rule, attempting the deletion, and following the affected-devices link.
Subnet division rules now reject deletion when a related index has a device configuration. Admin deletion flows report blocked attempts and link to affected devices. Subnet deletion through the admin and REST API handles the same in-use condition. Device admin and REST API lists support filtering by rule, and the API can combine that filter with the template filter. Tests and documentation cover these changes.
sequenceDiagram
participant Admin as Django admin
participant RuleAdmin as SubnetDivisionRuleAdmin
participant Rule as SubnetDivisionRule
participant Receiver as pre_delete receiver
participant Index as SubnetDivisionIndex
Admin->>RuleAdmin: request rule deletion
RuleAdmin->>Rule: delete within transaction
Rule->>Receiver: emit pre_delete
Receiver->>Rule: call _check_in_use()
Rule->>Index: check for configuration-linked index
Index-->>Rule: return reference status
Rule-->>RuleAdmin: raise coded error or continue deletion
RuleAdmin-->>Admin: report result and link to affected devices
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Possibly related issues
Issue 1544: The change allows template filtering to run alongside other device filters, addressing the reported behavior where template queries ignored filters such as name and subnet-division rule.
Suggested labels:bug
Suggested reviewers:nemesifier
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to aa018
Resolve the bulk-delete error and optional-app API behavior before merging, or explicitly accept those limitations and the deferred deletion race. The replacement instructions also need to tell administrators to remove dependencies first.
Security architecture risk: Low · up to 84ee2
The change adds protective deletion checks and read-only filtering. No increased privileges or cross-organization disclosure was established. The protection does not cover every cascade path, and some dependency and recovery behavior remains unverified.
Retained concerns
No architecture-level concerns identified.
Security review details
Security Blast Radius
inferred — The relevant state spans rules, configuration indexes, device configurations, and provisioned IPAM resources. Request-controlled rule UUIDs enter existing device-list interfaces; the new filter methods narrow supplied device querysets rather than granting a new device-access authority.
Security Findings and Attack Paths
observed — The supplied security assessment retains no verified findings and leaves both candidates deferred for missing candidate-bound verification receipts. Their cited test assertions alone do not establish an unauthorized deletion or cross-organization disclosure path.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — The bulk deletion action declares delete permission and explicitly checks has_delete_permission before invoking Django deletion. Affected-device links use generated admin URLs, and rule labels in bulk messages pass through HTML-formatting helpers.
observed — Admin filter choices derive organization IDs from the request's DeviceAdmin queryset and include rules from those organizations plus shared rules. Both admin and API result filters refine their input queryset. The added API test uses an administrator session and does not independently establish restricted-user, cross-organization isolation.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
inferred — The existence check does not serialize rule deletion against concurrent index creation, and cleanup still runs after commit. These pre-existing lifecycle limitations mean the new check should not be interpreted as a complete concurrency or crash-recovery guarantee.
Hardening Proposals
proposed — If protection is intended to cover every deletion that leaves configurations alive, distinguish complete organization teardown from other cascade origins. Any stronger guarantee should also define serialization with provisioning and recovery after post-commit cleanup failure.
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Issue #1434 coding requirements are met. AbstractSubnetDivisionRule.delete() and the pre_delete receiver reject rules linked to a non-null config_id and use code subnet_division_rule_in_use. T…
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The model guard, deletion signal, admin handling, subnet deletion error handling, device filters, cleanup correction, tests, and documentation support issue #1434. The API URL wrapper only translates …
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Issue #1434 coding requirements are met. AbstractSubnetDivisionRule.delete() and the pre_delete receiver reject rules linked to a non-null config_id and use code subnet_division_rule_in_use. The guard covers instance, queryset, bulk, and master-subnet cascade paths, while allowing organization teardown. Admin deletion shows a clear error and an affected-device link. Admin and API device filters validate UUIDs, apply organization scoping, return distinct devices, and support filter composition. Unused-rule deletion and generated subnet/IP cleanup remain supported. Regression tests and documentation cover these paths. No subnet-division-rule REST deletion endpoint is present, so the issue's conditional structured API deletion response does not apply.
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The model guard, deletion signal, admin handling, subnet deletion error handling, device filters, cleanup correction, tests, and documentation support issue #1434. The API URL wrapper only translates the existing cascade error at the REST boundary. The filter-backend change supports combining the new rule filter with existing device filters. No unrelated change is evidenced.
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Review comments at @openwisp_controller/subnet_division/base/models.py:
- Around line 241-250: Add a reusable deletion check to
AbstractSubnetDivisionRule and invoke it from both delete() and a pre_delete
receiver registered in AppConfig.ready(); preserve the existing validation
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- Line 75: Update DeviceSubnetDivisionRuleFilter.queryset() to handle an invalid
UUID from the user-controlled rule ID: show a user-facing validation message and
return the original unchanged queryset instead of allowing the lookup to raise.
- Around line 68-71: Update DeviceSubnetDivisionRuleFilter.lookups to restrict
returned rule choices to rules belonging to organizations represented in
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- Around line 457-485: Add a focused test alongside
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config_id=None indexes while another rule has configured indexes, then deletes
the unused rule and verifies it is removed while the configured, in-use rule
remains.
- Around line 1065-1080: Extend test_single_subnet_multiple_device_rule to
remove the dependent configuration that keeps rule2 in use, then verify rule2
can be deleted successfully. Assert that rule2’s subnets are removed while
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Scope filter choices to the admin user’s organizations.
lookups() returns every SubnetDivisionRule ID and label, independently of the device queryset. If staff access is restricted by organization, this exposes rule inventory from other organizations in the device changelist. Build the choices from records the requesting admin may view.
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Cover a config-null index while another rule is in use.
test_rule_delete_blocked_when_in_use already covers deletion after the dependent config removes all indexes. A no-index-only case would duplicate that coverage.
The remaining gap is a rule with only config_id=None indexes. Add a focused test that deletes this rule while another rule has configured indexes, then asserts that the unused rule is deleted and the in-use rule remains.
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- Around line 209-210: Update the rule-deletion guidance to explain that
removing variables from device configuration does not remove SubnetDivisionIndex
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@rohanesor Thanks for the updates. I’ll re-review the latest changes, including deletion guards, admin error handling, filter scoping, regression tests, and documentation.
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@coderabbitai the latest commit addresses the remaining items:
SubnetDivisionRuleAdmin.delete_view now blocks the confirmation page and redirects with the affected-devices link when the rule is in use.
Added a custom delete_selected admin action that checks for in-use rules before delegating to deletion.
delete_queryset now uses .exists().
Updated docs/user/subnet-division-rules.rst to clarify that dependencies must be removed at the source (e.g., the triggering template or the dependent configuration), not just edited out of the rendered config text.
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@rohanesor Thanks for the updates. I’ll rerun the full review, focusing on delete_view, the custom delete_selected action, the .exists() check in delete_queryset, and the dependency-removal documentation.
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Admin delete_selected action: no defect found.
The action requires delete permission. It then blocks the request if any selected rule is in use. Otherwise it delegates to Django's delete_selected, so the confirmation flow is kept.
The permissions=["delete"] argument is not set on the @admin.action decorator. Because of this, the action is still listed for users without delete permission. Selecting it returns 403 through PermissionDenied, which the tests cover. This is acceptable but not ideal. Adding permissions=["delete"] hides the action from those users and matches the pattern in openwisp_controller/config/admin.py.
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Lines 189–190 tell users to delete the existing rule before creating a replacement. Deletion fails while a device configuration still uses the rule. Add the dependency-removal step before deletion, or refer readers to Lines 211–217.
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Review comments at @openwisp_controller/subnet_division/admin.py:
- Around line 113-115: Update delete_model and delete_queryset to propagate
coded subnet_division_rule_in_use refusals instead of catching them and
returning; handle the refusal at the outer admin boundary. Wrap the complete
bulk deletion and logging operation in a transaction so a refusal rolls back
both deletion and its log.
Review comments at @openwisp_controller/subnet_division/tests/test_models.py:
- Line 500: In the orphan-index cleanup test, point the orphan index at a
provisioned child subnet instead of self.master_subnet, then assert that
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- Line 1880: Add coverage to test_device_list_filter_by_subnet_division_rule for
a malformed UUID, asserting a 400 validation response, and a deterministic valid
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- Around line 134-137: Update the delete_selected admin action decorator to
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test_delete_selected_action_denied_without_delete_permission to verify the
permission rule remains and the changelist is shown rather than expecting a 403.
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- Around line 45-58: Update _subnetdivisionrule_pre_delete to skip the in-use
check for indexes whose related configurations are included in the active
deletion cascade, while retaining _check_in_use() for indexes that will survive
deletion. Use the deletion collector’s collected objects to distinguish
cascading subnet-division data from independently retained indexes.
Review comments at @openwisp_controller/subnet_division/filters.py:
- Line 73: Clear the queryset ordering before applying distinct organization ID
selection in the device filtering flow, updating the queryset used by
values_list and distinct while preserving the resulting org_ids set.
Review comments at @openwisp_controller/subnet_division/tests/test_admin.py:
- Around line 504-515: Update the permission test setup to create an independent
staff user via _create_user(is_staff=True), add it to self.rule.organization
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Context: load_model("subnet_division", "SubnetDivisionRule")
Note: [CWE-502] Deserialization of Untrusted Data.
The claim that cascade deletion is blocked is not yet decidable from the supplied evidence. The required model relationships and organization/master-subnet deletion paths were not inspected.
set -e
printf'%s\n''--- subnet division fixture helper ---'
sed -n '20,78p' openwisp_controller/subnet_division/tests/helpers.py
printf'%s\n''--- admin filter coverage ---'
sed -n '545,578p' openwisp_controller/subnet_division/tests/test_admin.py
printf'%s\n''--- API filter declaration ---'
sed -n '96,113p' openwisp_controller/config/api/filters.py
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Cover invalid and unmatched rule IDs.
This API test covers only a matching subnet_division_rule ID. Add a malformed UUID and a deterministic valid UUID that has no matching rule. Assert the API’s 400 validation response for the malformed value and an empty result for the unmatched value.
The existing invalid-UUID test covers a different API parameter, and the invalid admin test does not cover this API endpoint.
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Add coverage to test_device_list_filter_by_subnet_division_rule for a malformed
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no matching rule, asserting an empty result. Keep the existing matching-rule
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Declare permissions=["delete"] on the custom delete_selected action.
The action does not set allowed_permissions, so ModelAdmin.get_actions() still lists "Delete selected" for users with only change permission. When such a user selects it, the explicit has_delete_permission check returns a 403 page. openwisp_controller/config/admin.py:874 uses @admin.action(description=delete_selected.short_description, permissions=["delete"]) for the same case. Use the same declaration here. Keep the explicit check as a second safeguard.
With this change, Django rejects the hidden action before it calls it. test_delete_selected_action_denied_without_delete_permission must then assert that the rule remains and the changelist is shown. It can no longer assert status 403.
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- 137:
Update the delete_selected admin action decorator to declare
permissions=["delete"], matching the established pattern, while retaining the
explicit has_delete_permission check. Adjust
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permission rule remains and the changelist is shown rather than expecting a 403.
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set -o pipefail
printf'%s\n''--- current config/device model blocks ---'
sed -n '1,130p' openwisp_controller/config/base/config.py 2>/dev/null ||true
sed -n '1,95p' openwisp_controller/config/models.py
sed -n '1,145p' openwisp_controller/config/base/device.py
printf'%s\n''--- local migration evidence for device organization and config device ---'
rg -n -C 10 -e 'name="organization"' -e 'name="device"' openwisp_controller/config/migrations/0001_squashed_0002_config_settings_uuid.py openwisp_controller/config/migrations/0004_add_device_model.py openwisp_controller/config/migrations/0005*2>/dev/null | head -n 260
printf'%s\n''--- documentation and tests mentioning organization deletion ---'
rg -n -C 6 -e 'organization.*delet' -e 'delet.*organization' docs openwisp_controller --glob '*.rst' --glob '*.py'2>/dev/null ||trueprintf'%s\n''--- current branch source around receiver and model guard ---'
nl -ba openwisp_controller/subnet_division/apps.py | sed -n '38,64p'
nl -ba openwisp_controller/subnet_division/base/models.py | sed -n '235,315p'
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Allow organization cascades to delete their dependent subnet-division data.
When an organization is deleted, Django collects its SubnetDivisionRule rows and its device configurations, including their SubnetDivisionIndex rows. pre_delete runs before the collector deletes any of those rows, so _check_in_use() still finds the indexes and raises subnet_division_rule_in_use. The organization deletion then fails even though the configurations and indexes are part of the same cascade and will not remain.
Make the receiver ignore indexes whose configurations are also in the active deletion cascade. Keep the guard for indexes that survive the deletion.
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58:
Update _subnetdivisionrule_pre_delete to skip the in-use check for indexes whose
related configurations are included in the active deletion cascade, while
retaining _check_in_use() for indexes that will survive deletion. Use the
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set -e
printf'%s\n''--- admin imports and mixin declaration ---'
nl -ba openwisp_controller/admin.py | sed -n '1,70p'
nl -ba openwisp_controller/config/admin.py | sed -n '1,45p'printf'%s\n''--- dependency declarations ---'
rg -n -i --glob 'requirements*.txt' --glob 'pyproject.toml' --glob 'setup.py' --glob 'setup.cfg' --glob 'tox.ini' --glob 'Pipfile*''django|openwisp.?utils'.||trueprintf'%s\n''--- available installed openwisp utility source ---'
python3 - <<'PY'from pathlib import Pathfor root in map(Path, ['/usr/local/lib/python3.11/site-packages', '/usr/local/lib/python3.12/site-packages', '/usr/lib/python3/dist-packages']): if not root.exists(): continue for path in root.rglob('admin.py'): if 'openwisp_utils' in str(path): print(path)PY
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L0: from django.contrib.auth import get_user_model
L1: from django.db.models import Q
L2: from django.utils.translation import gettext_lazy as _
L3: from swapper import load_model
L4:
L5: from openwisp_utils.admin_theme.filters import AutocompleteFilter
L6:
L7: from .widgets import SHARED_SYSTEMWIDE_LABEL, OrganizationAutocompleteSelect
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L9: User = get_user_model()
L10: OrganizationUser = load_model("openwisp_users", "OrganizationUser")
L11:
L12: class MultitenantAdminMixin(object):
L13: """
L14: Mixin that makes a ModelAdmin class multitenant:
L15: users will see only the objects related to the organizations
L16: they are associated with.
L17: """
L18:
L19: multitenant_shared_relations = None
L20: multitenant_parent = None
L21: def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
L22: super().__init__(*args, **kwargs)
L23: parent = self.multitenant_parent
L24: shared_relations = self.multitenant_shared_relations or []
L25: # copy to avoid modifying class attribute
L26: shared_relations = list(shared_relations)
L27: # add multitenant_parent to multitenant_shared_relations if necessary
L28: if parent and parent not in shared_relations:
L29: shared_relations.append(parent)
L30: self.multitenant_shared_relations = shared_relations
L31: def get_repr(self, obj):
L32: return str(obj)
L33:
L34: get_repr.short_description = _("name")
L35: def get_queryset(self, request):
L36: """
L37: If current user is not superuser, show only the
L38: objects associated to organizations he/she is associated with
L39: """
L40: qs = super().get_queryset(request)
L41: user = request.user
L42: if self.model == User:
L43: return self.multitenant_behaviour_for_user_admin(request)
L44: if user.is_superuser:
L45: return qs
L46: if hasattr(self.model, "organization"):
L47: return qs.filter(organization__in=user.organizations_managed)
L48: if self.model.__name__ == "Organization":
L49: return qs.filter(pk__in=user.organizations_managed)
L50: elif not self.multitenant_parent:
L51: return qs
L52: else:
L53: qsarg = "{0}__organization__in".format(self.multitenant_parent)
L54: return qs.filter(**{qsarg: user.organizations_managed})
L55: def _edit_form(self, request, form):
L56: """
L57: Modifies the form querysets as follows;
L58: if current user is not superuser:
L59: * show only relevant organizations
L60: * show only relations associated to relevant organizations
L61: or shared relations
L62: * do not allow organization field to be empty (shared org)
L63: else show everything
L64: """
L65: fields = form.base_fields
L66: user = request.user
L67: org_field = fields.get("organization")
L68: if user.is_superuser and org_field and not org_field.required:
L69: org_field.empty_label = SHARED_SYSTEMWIDE_LABEL
L70: elif not user.is_superuser:
L71: orgs_pk = user.organizations_managed
L72: # organizations relation;
L73: # may be readonly and not present in field list
L74: if org_field:
L75: org_field.queryset = org_field.queryset.filter(pk__in=orgs_pk)
L76: org_field.empty_label = None
L77: org_field.required…[truncated]</excerpt>
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# Admin Utilities
This section outlines the admin utilities provided by the OpenWISP Users module.
Table of contents:
* `MultitenantAdminMixin`
* `MultitenantOrgFilter`
* `MultitenantRelatedOrgFilter`
## `MultitenantAdminMixin`
Full python path: `openwisp_users.multitenancy.MultitenantAdminMixin`.
Adding this mixin to a `ModelAdmin` class makes it multitenant-capable, allowing users to see only items of the organizations they manage or own.
This class has two important attributes:
* `multitenant_shared_relations`: If the model has relations (e.g., `ForeignKey`, `OneToOne`) to other multitenant models with an `organization` field, list those model attributes here as a list of strings. See how it is used in OpenWISP Controller for a real-world example.
* `multitenant_parent`: If the admin model relies on a parent model with the `organization` field, specify the field pointing to the parent here. See how it is used in OpenWISP Firmware Upgrader for a real-world example.
## `MultitenantOrgFilter`
Full python path: `openwisp_users.multitenancy.MultitenantOrgFilter`.
This auto complete admin filter displays only organizations the current user can manage. Below is an example of adding the auto complete organization filter in `BookAdmin`:
`from django.contrib import admin
from openwisp_users.multitenancy import MultitenantOrgFilter
class BookAdmin(admin.ModelAdmin):
list_filter = [
MultitenantOrgFilter,
]
# other attributes
`
## `MultitenantRelatedOrgFilter`
Full python path: `openwisp_users.multitenancy.MultitenantRelatedOrgFilter`.
This filter is similar to `MultitenantOrgFilter` but displays only objects related to organizations the current user can manage. Use this for creating filters for related multitenant models.
Consider the following example from IpAddressAdmin in openwisp-ipam. `IpAddressAdmin` allows filtering `IpAddress` objects by `Subnet` belonging to organizations managed by the user.
`from django.contrib import admin
from openwisp_users.multitenancy import MultitenantRelatedOrgFilter
from swapper import load_model
Subnet = load_model("openwisp_ipam", "Subnet")
class SubnetFilter(MultitenantRelatedOrgFilter):
field_name = "subnet"
parameter_name = "subnet_id"
title = _("subnet")
@admin.register(IpAddress)
class IpAddressAdmin(
VersionAdmin,
MultitenantAdminMixin,
TimeReadonlyAdminMixin,
ModelAdmin,
):
list_filter = [SubnetFilter]
# other options
`</excerpt>
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<title>Users | OpenWISP 26.09 documentation</title>
<location>https://openwisp.io/docs/stable/users/</location>
<excerpt>citeturn0search1 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: last week; Source code: github.com/openwisp/openwisp-users.The OpenWISP Users module leverages the capabilities of the Django Framework and its rich ecosystem to provide OpenWISP with features for managing user accounts, permission groups, supporting different authentication schemes, implementing multi-tenancy for allowing multiple organizations to be managed by different users within a single OpenWISP instance and more.
# Users
See also
Source code: github.com/openwisp/openwisp-users.
The OpenWISP Users module leverages the capabilities of the Django Framework and its rich ecosystem to provide OpenWISP with features for managing user accounts, permission groups, supporting different authentication schemes, implementing multi-tenancy for allowing multiple organizations to be managed by different users within a single OpenWISP instance and more.
For a full introduction please refer to Users: Structure & Features.
Users Module Usage Docs
* Users: Structure & Features
* Basic Concepts
* Account and Password Expiration
* Management Commands
* Settings
* REST API
Users Module Developer Docs
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* Extending OpenWISP Users</excerpt>
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<title>GitHub - openwisp/openwisp-users: Implementation of user management and multi-tenancy for OpenWISP · GitHub</title>
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<excerpt>citeturn0search2 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: 2 months ago; Implementation of user management and multi-tenancy for OpenWISP (built with python & django). ... Implementation of user management and multi-tenancy for OpenWISP
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# openwisp-users
* * *
Implementation of user management and multi-tenancy for OpenWISP (built with python & django).
Need a quick overview? Try the OpenWISP Demo.
* * *
## Documentation
* Usage documentation
* Developer documentation
## Contributing
Please refer to the OpenWISP contributing guidelines.
## Support
See OpenWISP Support Channels.
## Changelog
See CHANGES.
## License
See LICENSE.
## About
Implementation of user management and multi-tenancy for OpenWISP
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Clear ordering before selecting organization IDs.
DeviceAdmin inherits BaseConfigAdmin.ordering = ["name"]. The multitenancy mixin preserves that ordering. Django can therefore include name in the SELECT DISTINCT query, returning one row per distinct (organization_id, name) pair instead of one row per organization. Clear the ordering before selecting distinct organization IDs.
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Clear the queryset ordering before applying distinct organization ID selection
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<title>openwisp-users/openwisp_users/tests/utils.py at master · openwisp/openwisp-users · GitHub</title>
<location>https://github.com/openwisp/openwisp-users/blob/master/openwisp_users/tests/utils.py</location>
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L875: user=administrator, organization=organization, is_admin=True
L876:
L877: )
L878:
L879: administrator.organizations_dict # force caching
L880:
L881: return administrator
L882:
L883: def _get_org(self, org_name="test org"):
L884:
L885: try:
L886:
L887: return Organization.objects.get(name=org_name)
L888:
L889: except Organization.DoesNotExist:
L890:
L891: return self._create_org(name=org_name)
L892:
L893: def _get_user(self, username="tester"):
L894:
L895: try:
L896:
L897: return User.objects.get(username=username)
L898:
L899: except User.DoesNotExist:
L900:
L901: return self._create_user()
L902:
L903: def _get_admin(self, username="admin"):
L904:
L905: try:
L906: return User.objects.get(username=username)
L907:
L908: except User.DoesNotExist:
L909:
L910: return self._create_admin()
L911:
L912: def _get_operator(self, username="operator"):
L913:
L914: try:
L915:
L916: return User.objects.get(username=username)
L917:
L918: except User.DoesNotExist:
L919:
L920: return self._create_operator()
L921:
L922: def _create_org_user(self, **kwargs):
L923:
L924: options = {
L925:
L926: "organization": self._get_org(),
L927:
L928: "is_admin": False,
L929:
L930: "user": self._get_user(),
L931:
L932: }
L933:
L934: options.update(kwargs)
L935:
L936: org = OrganizationUser.objects.create(**options)
L937:
L938: return org
L939:
L940: def _get_org_user(self):
L941:
L942: try:
L943: return OrganizationUser.objects.get(
L944:
L945: user=self._get_user(), organization=self._get_org()
L946:
L947: )
L948:
L949: except OrganizationUser.DoesNotExist:
L950:
L951: return self._create_org_user()
L952:
L953: def _create_org_owner(self, **kwargs):
L954:
L955: options = {
L956:
L957: "organization_user": self._get_org_user(),
L958:
L959: "organization": self._get_org(),
L960:
L961: }
L962:
L963: options.update(kwargs)
L964:
L965: org_owner = OrganizationOwner.objects.create(**options)
L966:
L967: return org_owner
L968:
L969: class TestMultitenantAdminMixin(TestOrganizationMixin):
L970:
L971: def setUp(self):
L972: admin = self._create_admin(password="tester")
L973:
L974: admin.organizations_dict # force caching
L975:
L976: def _login(self, username="admin", password="tester"):
L977:
L978: self.client.login(username=username, password=password)
L979:
L980: def _logout(self):
L981:
L982: self.client.logout()
L983:
L984: def _test_multitenant_admin(
L985:
L986: self, url, visible, hidden, select_widget=False, administrator=False
L987:
L988: ):
L989:
L990: """
L991:
L992: reusable test function that ensures different users
L993:
L994: can see the right objects.
L995:
L996: an operator with limited permissions will not be able
L997: to see the elements contained in ``hidden``, while
L998:
L999: a superuser can see everything.
L1000:
L1001: """
L1002:
L1003: if administrator:
L1004:
L1005: self._login(username="administrator", password="tester")
L1006:
L1007: else:
L1008:
L1009: self._login(username="operator", password="tester")
L1010:
L1011: response = self.client.get(url)
L1012: # utility format function
L1013:
L1014: def _f(el, select_widget=False):
L1015:
L1016: if select_widget:
L1017:
L1018: return "{0}</option>".format(el)
L1019:
L1020: return el
L1021:
L1022: # ensure elements in visible list are visible to operator
L1023:
L1024: for el in visible:
L1025:
L1026: with self.subTest(el):
L1027:
L1028: self.assertContains(
L1029:
L1030: response, _f(el, select_widget), msg_prefix="[operator contains]"
L1031:
L1032: )
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<location>https://github.com/openwisp/openwisp-users/blob/master/openwisp_users/tests/utils.py</location>
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<title>openwisp-radius/AGENTS.md at master · openwisp/openwisp-radius · GitHub</title>
<location>https://github.com/openwisp/openwisp-radius/blob/master/AGENTS.md</location>
<excerpt>citeturn0search0 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: 2 days ago; * Before defining a test helper, including `_create_*`, `_get_*`, and `_test_*` methods, inspect the current test class's base classes, this module's `tests/__init__.py` and `tests/mixins.py`, `openwisp_users.tests.utils`, `openwisp_utils.tests`, and analogous existing tests. ... Use `TestOrganizationMixin` helpers, including `_create_user()`, `_create_admin()`, `_create_org()`, `_create_org_user()`, and `_create_org_owner()`, for user and organization setup.
* When migrations reference models that may be swapped, use Django or django-swappable dependency and model-resolution helpers. Never hard-code a migration dependency of the target app, because swapped models may have a different migration history. If no stable cross-app migration contract exists, depend on a migration whose existing ordering gives reasonable confidence it follows the required state, then verify every supported sample and integration migration graph.
* Mark user-facing strings for translation with Django i18n helpers in Django code.
* When testing permission-controlled behavior, create users with `_create_operator()` or `_create_administrator()`, which assign the user to the corresponding default permission group. Do not manipulate user or group permissions directly. If a required permission is absent from the appropriate default group, add it in this module's data migration and cover the behavior with the corresponding helper. A test that must manipulate permissions directly needs a concise docstring or code comment explaining why the default groups cannot be used.
* Before defining a test helper, including `_create_*`, `_get_*`, and `_test_*` methods, inspect the current test class's base classes, this module's `tests/__init__.py` and `tests/mixins.py`, `openwisp_users.tests.utils`, `openwisp_utils.tests`, and analogous existing tests. Reuse an existing helper with arguments or compose existing helpers before adding another one. Use `TestOrganizationMixin` helpers, including `_create_user()`, `_create_admin()`, `_create_org()`, `_create_org_user()`, and `_create_org_owner()`, for user and organization setup. Use `openwisp_utils.tests` for output or signal capture, query-count assertions, admin-action permission tests, and Selenium setup (`openwisp_utils.tests.SeleniumTestMixin`).
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<title>openwisp-radius/openwisp_radius/tests/test_admin.py at master · openwisp/openwisp-radius · GitHub</title>
<location>https://github.com/openwisp/openwisp-radius/blob/master/openwisp_radius/tests/test_admin.py</location>
<excerpt>citeturn0search1 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: 2 months ago; OrganizationUser = swapper.load_model("openwisp_users", "OrganizationUser") ... self._create_org_user(organization=org, user=user, is_admin=True) ... docs_link = "https://openwisp.io/docs/stable/radius/user/importing_users.html"
options["name"] = "test1"
self._call_command("prefix_add_users", **options)
options["name"] = "test2"
self._call_command("prefix_add_users", **options)
self.assertEqual(User.objects.count() - n, 20)
changelist_path = reverse(f"admin:{self.app_label}_radiusbatch_changelist")
p_keys = [x.pk for x in RadiusBatch.objects.all()]
data = {"action": "delete_selected_batches", "_selected_action": p_keys}
response = self.client.post(changelist_path, data, follow=True)
self.assertEqual(response.status_code, 200)
self.assertEqual(User.objects.count() - n, 0)
def test_delete_selected_batches_action_perms(self):
org = self._get_org()
user = self._create_user(is_staff=True)
self._create_org_user(organization=org, user=user, is_admin=True)
batch = self._create_radius_batch(
organization=org,
name="test",
strategy="prefix",
prefix="test-prefix4",
expiration_date="2098-01-28",
)
self._test_action_permission(
path=reverse(f"admin:{self.app_label}_radiusbatch_changelist"),
action="delete_selected_batches",
user=user,
obj=batch,
message="Successfully deleted selected batches.",
url = reverse(f"admin:{self.app_label}_radiusgroup_changelist")
org = self._get_org()
rg = RadiusGroup.objects
non_default = rg.get(organization=org, default=False)
response = self.client.post(
url,
{
"action": "delete_selected_groups",
"_selected_action": str(non_default.pk),
"select_across": "0",
"index": "0",
"post": "yes",
},
follow=True,
)
self.assertNotContains(response, "error")
self.assertEqual(rg.filter(organization=org, default=False).count(), 0)
def test_delete_selected_groups_action_perms(self):
org = self._get_org()
user = self._create_user(is_staff=True)
self._create_org_user(user=user, organization=org, is_admin=True)
group = RadiusGroup.objects.get(organization=org, default=False)
self._test_action_permission(
path=reverse(f"admin:{self.app_label}_radiusgroup_changelist"),
action="delete_selected_groups",
user=user,
obj=group,
message="Successfully deleted 1 group.",
required_perms=["delete"],
)
def test_batch_user_creation_form(self):
url = reverse(f"admin:{self.app_label}_radiusbatch_add")
# Test CSV URL in change form
rad_batch = RadiusBatch.objects.first()
response = self.client.get(
reverse(f"admin:{self.app_label}_radiusbatch_change", args=[rad_batch.id])
)
self.assertContains(
response, reverse("radius:serve_private_file", args=[rad_batch.csvfile])
)
def _create_multitenancy_test_env(
self, usergroup=False, groupcheck=False, groupreply=False
):
org1 = self._create_org(**{"name": "testorg1", "slug": "testorg1"})
org2 = self._create_org(**{"name": "testorg2", "slug": "testorg2"})
inactive = self._create_org(
**{"name": "inactive org", "is_active": False, "slug": "inactive-org"}
)
operator = TestMultitenantAdminMixin()._create_operator()
administrator = self._create_administrator([org1, inactive])
self._create_org_user(organization=org1, user=operator, is_admin=True)
self._create_org_user(organization=inactive, user=operator, is_admin=True)
user11 = User.objects.create(
username="user11", password="User_11", email="user11@g.com"
)
user22 = User.obje…[truncated]</excerpt>
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<title>openwisp-users/docs/user/settings.rst at master · openwisp/openwisp-users · GitHub</title>
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<excerpt>citeturn0search2 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: 2 months ago; ## `OPENWISP_ORGANIZATION_USER_ADMIN` ... ## `OPENWISP_USERS_EXPORT_USERS_COMMAND_CONFIG`
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- 1: https://github.com/openwisp/openwisp-users/blob/master/openwisp_users/tests/utils.py
- 2: https://github.com/openwisp/openwisp-users/blob/master/openwisp_users/tests/utils.py
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Create an independent organization member for the permission test.
_get_admin() returns the same database-backed superuser that setUp() logs in. Mutating that fixture does not create an organization operator. Create a separate staff user and add it to self.rule.organization.
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Review comment at @openwisp_controller/subnet_division/tests/test_admin.py
around lines 504 - 515:
Update the permission test setup to create an independent staff user via
_create_user(is_staff=True), add it to self.rule.organization using
_create_org_user, and retain the existing permission assignments and login flow
without mutating the superuser returned by _get_admin().
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@coderabbitai I've addressed all six outstanding findings in 84ee2df. The branch is also rebased onto current master, which removes the earlier merge commit and keeps the PR at a single commit.
1. 🟠 Major — organization cascade blocked by the delete guard (apps.py)
Valid, and the most important one. The pre_delete receiver rejected organization teardown because the dependent SubnetDivisionIndex rows are still queryable while the collector is running, even though they are deleted by the same cascade.
The receiver now only enforces the guard when the deletion targets rules directly. origin is the instance or queryset delete() was called on, so I resolve it to a model and compare against sender:
This keeps the guard for rule.delete() and SubnetDivisionRule.objects.filter(...).delete() while letting an organization cascade through. Added test_organization_delete_cascades_in_use_rule as a regression test — it fails without this change.
2. 🟡 Minor — permissions=["delete"] on delete_selected (admin.py)
Valid. Matches config/admin.py:874. The explicit has_delete_permission check is kept as a second safeguard. As you noted, test_delete_selected_action_denied_without_delete_permission can no longer assert 403 — Django now hides the action and falls back to the changelist, so it asserts 200 plus the rule still existing.
3. 🟡 Minor — clear ordering before selecting organization IDs (filters.py)
Valid. DeviceAdmin inherits ordering = ["name"], so name could be pulled into the SELECT DISTINCT and yield one row per (organization_id, name). Now model_admin.get_queryset(request).order_by().
4. 🔵 Trivial — independent organization member for the permission test (test_admin.py)
Valid. _get_admin() returned the same superuser setUp() logs in, so mutating it never produced a real operator. Now creates a separate staff user via _create_user(is_staff=True) and attaches it to self.rule.organization with _create_org_user.
5. 🔵 Trivial — cover a config-null index while another rule is in use (test_models.py)
Valid. Added test_unused_rule_deleted_while_other_rule_in_use. The unused rule is created in a separate organization with its own master subnet, otherwise provision_subnet_ip_for_existing_devices provisions it against the existing config and it is no longer "unused" — worth noting since the naive version of this test passes for the wrong reason.
6. 🔵 Trivial — invalid and unmatched rule IDs (test_api.py)
Valid. Added subtests asserting 400 for a malformed UUID and an empty result set for a well-formed UUID with no matching rule.
openwisp_controller.subnet_division + the API filter tests: 71 tests, only 3 failures — test_subnet_filter_multitenancy, test_device_filter_mutitenancy, test_vpn_filter_mutitenancy. I confirmed these fail identically on the unmodified branch with the changes stashed, so they are pre-existing in my local environment and unrelated to this PR.
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Review comments at @openwisp_controller/config/tests/test_api.py:
- Around line 1889-1892: Add a test alongside the existing API filter test that
authenticates as an organization-restricted user, requests a
subnet_division_rule belonging to another organization, and asserts the API
returns no devices. Reuse the existing request path and test fixtures where
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Review comments at @openwisp_controller/subnet_division/apps.py:
- Around line 57-69: Update _subnetdivisionrule_pre_delete so the deletion guard
is bypassed only when origin is an organization deletion; for every other
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regression test deleting self.master_subnet while its rule is in use and verify
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set -o pipefail
printf'%s\n''--- test helpers and authentication ---'
sed -n '1,90p' openwisp_controller/config/tests/utils.py
sed -n '380,420p' openwisp_controller/config/tests/utils.py
sed -n '1,55p' openwisp_controller/tests/utils.py
sed -n '1,145p' openwisp_controller/subnet_division/tests/helpers.py
printf'%s\n''--- API protection and organization filtering ---'
sed -n '1,90p' openwisp_controller/mixins.py
sed -n '1,170p' openwisp_controller/config/base/multitenancy.py
printf'%s\n''--- device API multitenancy tests near existing device-list coverage ---'
sed -n '250,365p' openwisp_controller/config/tests/test_api.py
sed -n '1120,1205p' openwisp_controller/config/tests/test_api.py
printf'%s\n''--- subnet-division admin filter tests ---'
sed -n '540,585p' openwisp_controller/subnet_division/tests/test_admin.py
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Add a cross-organization filter test.
The current test authenticates as an administrator and uses devices and rules from the same organization. It does not exercise an organization-restricted user requesting another organization’s rule. Add a test that asserts the API returns no devices for that request.
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Add a test alongside the existing API filter test that authenticates as an
organization-restricted user, requests a subnet_division_rule belonging to
another organization, and asserts the API returns no devices. Reuse the existing
request path and test fixtures where appropriate, while preserving the current
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set -e
printf'%s\n''--- config inheritance and fields ---'
nl -ba openwisp_controller/config/base/config.py | sed -n '1,130p'
nl -ba openwisp_controller/config/base/base.py | sed -n '1,180p'
nl -ba openwisp_controller/config/models.py | sed -n '1,70p'printf'%s\n''--- linked IPAM models ---'if [ -f /tmp/ipam/x/openwisp_ipam/base/models.py ];then
nl -ba /tmp/ipam/x/openwisp_ipam/base/models.py | sed -n '1,90p'elseprintf'%s\n''IPAM source unavailable at expected path'fiprintf'%s\n''--- organization mixin source references ---'
rg -n -F --glob '*.py' -e 'class OrgMixin' -e 'organization = models.' openwisp_controller /tmp/ipam/x/openwisp_ipam 2>/dev/null | sed -n '1,160p'
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Apply the deletion guard to non-organization cascades.
The current origin check skips _check_in_use() for every non-rule deletion. A master-subnet deletion can therefore remove an in-use rule and its indexes while its Config remains.
Bypass the guard only for organization-originated deletion. For every other origin, call _check_in_use(). Add a regression test that deletes self.master_subnet while its rule is in use.
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69:
Update _subnetdivisionrule_pre_delete so the deletion guard is bypassed only
when origin is an organization deletion; for every other origin, including
master-subnet cascades, call instance._check_in_use(). Add a regression test
deleting self.master_subnet while its rule is in use and verify the deletion is
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L2066: send a confirmation email, see ``UserAdmin.save_model``
L2067:
L2068: """
L2069:
L2070: return False
L2071:
L2072: def has_change_permission(self, request, obj=None):
L2073:
L2074: if user_not_allowed_to_change_owner(request.user, obj):
L2075:
L2076: self.can_delete = False
L2077:
L2078: return False
L2079:
L2080: return super().has_change_permission(request, obj)
L2081:
L2082: class RequiredInlineFormSet(BaseInlineFormSet):
L2083:
L2084: """
L2085:
L2086: Generates an inline formset that is required
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L2088: """
L2089:
L2090: def _construct_form(self, i, **kwargs):
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L2092: """
L2093:
L2094: Override the method to change the form attribute empty_permitted
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L2096: """
L2097: form = super()._construct_form(i, **kwargs)
L2098: # only super users can be created without organization
L2099:
L2100: form.empty_permitted = self.instance.is_superuser
L2101:
L2102: return form
L2103:
L2104: class OrganizationOwnerInline(admin.StackedInline):
L2105:
L2106: model = OrganizationOwner
L2107:
L2108: extra = 0
L2109:
L2110: autocomplete_fields = ("organization_user",)
L2111:
L2112: def has_change_permission(self, request, obj=None):
L2113:
L2114: if obj and not request.user.is_superuser and not request.user.is_owner(obj):
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L2116: return False
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L2118: return super().has_change_permission(request, obj)
L2119:
L2120: class OrganizationUserInline(admin.StackedInline):
L2121: model = OrganizationUser
L2122:
L2123: formset = RequiredInlineFormSet
L2124:
L2125: view_on_site = False
L2126:
L2127: fields = ("organization", "is_admin")
L2128:
L2129: autocomplete_fields = ("organization",)
L2130:
L2131: def get_formset(self, request, obj=None, **kwargs):
L2132:
L2133: """
L2134:
L2135: In form dropdowns, display only organizations
L2136:
L2137: in which operator `is_admin` and for superusers
L2138:
L2139: display all organizations
L2140:
L2141: """
L2142:
L2143: formset = super().get_formset(request, obj=obj, **kwargs)
L2144:
L2145: if request.user.is_superuser:
L2146:
L2147: return formset
L2148:
L2149: if not request.user.is_superuser:
L2150: formset.form.base_fields["organization"].queryset = (
L2151:
L2152: Organization.objects.filter(pk__in=request.user.organizations_managed)
L2153:
L2154: )
L2155:
L2156: return formset
L2157:
L2158: def get_extra(self, request, obj=None, **kwargs):
L2159:
L2160: if not obj:
L2161:
L2162: return 1
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L2164: return 0
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L2166: class OrganizationUserInlineReadOnly(OrganizationUserInline):
L2167:
L2168: can_delete = False
L2169:
L2170: def get_readonly_fields(self, request, obj=None):
L2171:
L2172: if obj and not request.user.is_superuser:
L2173:
L2174: self.readonly_fields = ["is_admin"]
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L2176: return self.readonly_fields
L2177: def has_add_permission(self, request, obj=None):
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L2179: return False
L2180:
L2181: def has_change_permission(self, request, obj=None):
L2182:
L2183: if user_not_allowed_to_change_owner(request.user, obj):
L2184:
L2185: return False
L2186:
L2187: return super().has_change_permission(request, obj)
L2188:
L2189: class UserFormMixin(forms.ModelForm):
L2190:
L2191: email = forms.EmailField(label=_("Email"), max_length=254, required=True)
L2192:
L2193: def validate_user_groups(self, data):
L2194:
L2195: is_staff = data.get("is_staff")
L2196:
L2197: is_superuser = data.get("is_superuser")
L2198:
L2199: groups = data.get("groups")
L2200: if is_staff and not is_superuser and not groups:
L2201:
L2202: raise ValidationError(
L2203:
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<title>Admin Utilities | OpenWISP 26.09 documentation</title>
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<excerpt>citeturn3search0 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: last month; Full python path: `openwisp_users.multitenancy.MultitenantAdminMixin`.Adding this mixin to a `ModelAdmin` class makes it multitenant-capable, allowing users to see only items of the organizations they manage or own.
# Admin Utilities
This section outlines the admin utilities provided by the OpenWISP Users module.
Table of contents:
* `MultitenantAdminMixin`
* `MultitenantOrgFilter`
* `MultitenantRelatedOrgFilter`
## `MultitenantAdminMixin`
Full python path: `openwisp_users.multitenancy.MultitenantAdminMixin`.
Adding this mixin to a `ModelAdmin` class makes it multitenant-capable, allowing users to see only items of the organizations they manage or own.
This class has two important attributes:
* `multitenant_shared_relations`: If the model has relations (e.g., `ForeignKey`, `OneToOne`) to other multitenant models with an `organization` field, list those model attributes here as a list of strings. See how it is used in OpenWISP Controller for a real-world example.
* `multitenant_parent`: If the admin model relies on a parent model with the `organization` field, specify the field pointing to the parent here. See how it is used in OpenWISP Firmware Upgrader for a real-world example.
## `MultitenantOrgFilter`
Full python path: `openwisp_users.multitenancy.MultitenantOrgFilter`.
This auto complete admin filter displays only organizations the current user can manage. Below is an example of adding the auto complete organization filter in `BookAdmin`:
`from django.contrib import admin
from openwisp_users.multitenancy import MultitenantOrgFilter
class BookAdmin(admin.ModelAdmin):
list_filter = [
MultitenantOrgFilter,
]
# other attributes
`
## `MultitenantRelatedOrgFilter`
Full python path: `openwisp_users.multitenancy.MultitenantRelatedOrgFilter`.
This filter is similar to `MultitenantOrgFilter` but displays only objects related to organizations the current user can manage. Use this for creating filters for related multitenant models.
Consider the following example from IpAddressAdmin in openwisp-ipam. `IpAddressAdmin` allows filtering `IpAddress` objects by `Subnet` belonging to organizations managed by the user.
`from django.contrib import admin
from openwisp_users.multitenancy import MultitenantRelatedOrgFilter
from swapper import load_model
Subnet = load_model("openwisp_ipam", "Subnet")
class SubnetFilter(MultitenantRelatedOrgFilter):
field_name = "subnet"
parameter_name = "subnet_id"
title = _("subnet")
@admin.register(IpAddress)
class IpAddressAdmin(
VersionAdmin,
MultitenantAdminMixin,
TimeReadonlyAdminMixin,
ModelAdmin,
):
list_filter = [SubnetFilter]
# other options
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<excerpt>citeturn0search0 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: 2 weeks ago; * Added `OPENWISP\_USERS\_SOCIALACCOUNT\_ADMIN\_NEEDED` to support custom allauth OAuth/SAML providers when automatic detection is not sufficient. ... * Fixed custom REST API view overrides so `get\_api\_urls()` correctly uses callbacks from custom view modules while falling back to the default views when an override is not provided. ... * Added support for password expiration, allowing user passwords to automatically expire after a set period. ... * Added MultitenantOrgFilter to add autocomplete filter in `ModelAdmin`. ... * Updated `OrganizationOwnerInline` to use `raw_id` field for `organization_user` field.
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# Features
* Added user account expiration with automatic deactivation and reminder emails.
* Allowed customizing the password reset form.
* Added password self-service REST API endpoints.
* Added API key management to the user admin. Authorized administrators can create and delete API keys for users, while users can always delete their own API keys. API keys belonging to other users are masked.
* Added extensible field serialization to the export_users command, including custom serializers, related object extraction and relation traversal.
This changes the structure of the generated CSV output and may require updates to scripts which parse it.
* Added `OPENWISP\_USERS\_SOCIALACCOUNT\_ADMIN\_NEEDED` to support custom allauth OAuth/SAML providers when automatic detection is not sufficient.
# Changes
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* Improved password expiration handling with SSO and REST API authen…[truncated]</excerpt>
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# openwisp-users
* * *
Implementation of user management and multi-tenancy for OpenWISP (built with python & django).
Need a quick overview? Try the OpenWISP Demo.
* * *
## Documentation
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## Contributing
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## Support
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## Changelog
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- 2: https://github.com/openwisp/openwisp-users/blob/master/openwisp_users/admin.py
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options["name"] = "test1"
self._call_command("prefix_add_users", **options)
options["name"] = "test2"
self._call_command("prefix_add_users", **options)
self.assertEqual(User.objects.count() - n, 20)
changelist_path = reverse(f"admin:{self.app_label}_radiusbatch_changelist")
p_keys = [x.pk for x in RadiusBatch.objects.all()]
data = {"action": "delete_selected_batches", "_selected_action": p_keys}
response = self.client.post(changelist_path, data, follow=True)
self.assertEqual(response.status_code, 200)
self.assertEqual(User.objects.count() - n, 0)
def test_delete_selected_batches_action_perms(self):
org = self._get_org()
user = self._create_user(is_staff=True)
self._create_org_user(organization=org, user=user, is_admin=True)
batch = self._create_radius_batch(
organization=org,
name="test",
strategy="prefix",
prefix="test-prefix4",
expiration_date="2098-01-28",
)
self._test_action_permission(
path=reverse(f"admin:{self.app_label}_radiusbatch_changelist"),
action="delete_selected_batches",
user=user,
obj=batch,
message="Successfully deleted selected batches.",
url = reverse(f"admin:{self.app_label}_radiusgroup_changelist")
org = self._get_org()
rg = RadiusGroup.objects
non_default = rg.get(organization=org, default=False)
response = self.client.post(
url,
{
"action": "delete_selected_groups",
"_selected_action": str(non_default.pk),
"select_across": "0",
"index": "0",
"post": "yes",
},
follow=True,
)
self.assertNotContains(response, "error")
self.assertEqual(rg.filter(organization=org, default=False).count(), 0)
def test_delete_selected_groups_action_perms(self):
org = self._get_org()
user = self._create_user(is_staff=True)
self._create_org_user(user=user, organization=org, is_admin=True)
group = RadiusGroup.objects.get(organization=org, default=False)
self._test_action_permission(
path=reverse(f"admin:{self.app_label}_radiusgroup_changelist"),
action="delete_selected_groups",
user=user,
obj=group,
message="Successfully deleted 1 group.",
required_perms=["delete"],
)
def test_batch_user_creation_form(self):
url = reverse(f"admin:{self.app_label}_radiusbatch_add")
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Use the shared action-permission helper with an organization administrator.
rule2 is outside the current user's multitenant queryset because _create_org_user() defaults to is_admin=False. The test can therefore pass even if the deletion-permission checks are removed. Create the user as an organization administrator and use AdminActionPermTestMixin._test_action_permission, which tests both denied and allowed action paths, including the confirmation post and success message.
Suggested fix
-from django.contrib.auth.models import Permission
from django.test import TestCase, TransactionTestCase
from django.urls import reverse
+from openwisp_utils.tests import AdminActionPermTestMixin
class TestSubnetDivisionRuleAdmin(
+ AdminActionPermTestMixin,
SubnetDivisionAdminTestMixin,
TestWireguardVpnMixin,
TestMultitenantAdminMixin,
@@
- change_only_user = self._create_user(is_staff=True)+ user = self._create_user(is_staff=True)
self._create_org_user(
- user=change_only_user, organization=self.rule.organization+ user=user, organization=self.rule.organization, is_admin=True
)
- change_only_user.user_permissions.set(- Permission.objects.filter(- codename__in=[- "view_subnetdivisionrule",- "change_subnetdivisionrule",- ]- )- )- change_only_user.save()- self.client.force_login(change_only_user)- changelist_url = reverse("admin:subnet_division_subnetdivisionrule_changelist")- response = self.client.post(- changelist_url,- {- "action": "delete_selected",- "_selected_action": [str(rule2.pk)],- },- follow=True,+ self._test_action_permission(+ path=reverse("admin:subnet_division_subnetdivisionrule_changelist"),+ action="delete_selected",+ user=user,+ obj=rule2,+ message="Successfully deleted 1 subnet division rule.",+ required_perms=["delete"],
)
- # Django removes the action for users without delete permission, so- # the request falls back to the changelist and the rule is untouched.- self.assertEqual(response.status_code, 200)- self.assertTrue(SubnetDivisionRule.objects.filter(pk=rule2.pk).exists())
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around lines 498 - 530:
Update test_delete_selected_action_denied_without_delete_permission to create
the organization user with is_admin=True, then use
AdminActionPermTestMixin._test_action_permission with the subnet division
changelist path, delete_selected action, rule2, the successful deletion message,
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@rohanesor Thanks for the detailed update. I inspected 84ee2df, which is the current branch head. The source changes address all six findings:
The pre_delete guard checks direct rule deletions and allows organization cascades.
delete_selected declares permissions=["delete"] and retains the explicit permission check.
The filter clears ordering before selecting distinct organization IDs.
The permission test creates a separate staff user with organization membership.
The config-null index test isolates the unused rule and verifies that the in-use rule remains intact.
The API tests cover malformed UUIDs and valid unmatched UUIDs.
I found no remaining issue in these six changes. I did not run the tests or independently reproduce the three baseline failures. Your baseline comparison supports treating those failures as unrelated. The remaining verification is a CI run against 84ee2df.
Thanks also for explaining the provisioning behavior that requires the separate-organization test fixture.
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URL: https://github.com/openwisp/openwisp-controller/pull/1520
Timestamp: 2026-10-20T20:29:07.507Z
Learning: In openwisp_controller/subnet_division/tests/test_models.py, an unused SubnetDivisionRule test fixture must avoid automatic provisioning for an existing configuration. provision_subnet_ip_for_existing_devices can provision a new rule against that configuration. test_unused_rule_deleted_while_other_rule_in_use uses a separate organization and master subnet, then explicitly checks that the unused rule has no SubnetDivisionIndex with a non-null config before deletion.
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@coderabbitai Addressed all three new findings in 95f7ac4.
1. 🟠 Major — apply the deletion guard to non-organization cascades (apps.py)
You're right, and this was a real hole in my previous fix. SubnetDivisionRule.master_subnet is on_delete=CASCADE, so deleting a master subnet removes the rule while the Config rows survive — exactly the case the guard exists for. My origin is sender check skipped the guard for every non-rule origin, including that one.
The bypass is now scoped to organization-originated deletions only:
Added test_master_subnet_delete_blocked_when_rule_in_use as the regression test you asked for. It fails against my previous commit and passes now, while test_organization_delete_cascades_in_use_rule still passes.
2. 🟠 Major — use the shared action-permission helper (test_admin.py)
Valid. _create_org_user() defaults to is_admin=False, so rule2 sat outside the user's multitenant queryset and the test would have passed even with the permission checks removed — a false negative.
Now creates an organization administrator via _create_operator + _create_org_user(..., is_admin=True) and delegates to AdminActionPermTestMixin._test_action_permission with required_perms=["delete"], so both the denied and allowed paths are exercised, including the confirmation post and the success message.
3. 🔵 Trivial — cross-organization filter test (test_api.py)
Valid. Added test_device_list_filter_by_other_organization_rule: an operator who manages only other-org filters by self.rule (owned by another organization) and gets zero devices.
I grant view_device/change_device explicitly rather than relying on the Operator group, so the test asserts the multi-tenancy boundary rather than a missing permission — a user who does hold device permissions still sees nothing from another organization.
Verification
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openwisp_controller.subnet_division + the API filter tests: 73 tests, 3 failures — test_subnet_filter_multitenancy, test_device_filter_mutitenancy, test_vpn_filter_mutitenancy. These fail identically on the unmodified branch with my changes stashed, so they're pre-existing locally and unrelated to this PR. CI passed all 8 matrix jobs on the previous push.
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🟠 Major · Preserve subnets that still have rule-bound indexes. · models.py:272-274
openwisp_controller/subnet_division/base/models.py:272-274 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Preserve subnets that still have rule-bound indexes.
rule uses SET_NULL, so deleting a rule makes its indexes rule-less. The cleanup query then deletes every subnet referenced by any rule-less index. If another index with a surviving rule references that subnet, the subnet and its related indexes and IP addresses are deleted.
Exclude subnet IDs that still have an index with a non-null rule_id.
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Update the cleanup performed by delete_provisioned_subnets, scheduled from
post_delete, to exclude subnet IDs that are also referenced by an index with a
non-null rule_id. Delete only subnets referenced by rule-less indexes and no
surviving rule-bound index.
🟡 Minor · Compose config__templates with subnet_division_rule. · filters.py:103-108
Compose config__templates with subnet_division_rule.
When a device request includes config__templates, DeviceListFilterBackend.filter_queryset() returns before DeviceListFilter applies subnet_division_rule. The response can therefore include devices that match the template but do not match the requested rule.
Apply the rule filter after the template filter instead of returning from the template branch.
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Update DeviceListFilterBackend.filter_queryset so the config__templates branch
does not return early; continue to super().filter_queryset so DeviceListFilter
can apply filter_subnet_division_rule to the template-filtered queryset.
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- Around line 103-108: Update DeviceListFilterBackend.filter_queryset so the
config__templates branch does not return early; continue to
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Review comments at @openwisp_controller/subnet_division/base/models.py:
- Around line 272-274: Update the cleanup performed by
delete_provisioned_subnets, scheduled from post_delete, to exclude subnet IDs
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@coderabbitai Both outside-diff findings were valid and are fixed in beb2ae2.
1. 🟠 Major — preserve subnets that still have rule-bound indexes (base/models.py)
Confirmed and reproducible. SubnetDivisionIndex is unique on (keyword, subnet, ip, config), not on subnet, so two rules can legitimately reference the same subnet. delete_provisioned_subnets() deleted every subnet reachable from a rule_id=None index, which took the shared subnet with it.
Now the cleanup excludes subnets still referenced by a surviving rule:
Added test_delete_rule_preserves_subnets_of_surviving_rules. I ran it against the previous commit first and it failed with subnet still referenced by a surviving rule must not be deleted, so it genuinely covers the regression rather than passing vacuously.
2. 🟡 Minor — compose config__templates with subnet_division_rule (config/api/filters.py)
Valid. DeviceListFilterBackend.filter_queryset() returned early on the config__templates branch, so super().filter_queryset() never ran and every other filter — including subnet_division_rule — was silently dropped whenever a template was supplied.
It now narrows the queryset and falls through to the filterset. Added test_device_list_filter_by_template_and_subnet_division_rule, which asserts that only the device matching both filters is returned.
Worth flagging that this one is pre-existing behaviour affecting all DeviceListFilter fields, not something this PR introduced — name, mac_address, created__gte etc. were equally ignored alongside config__templates. I've fixed it here because the new filter makes it reachable, but happy to split it into its own PR if the maintainers would rather keep this one scoped to #1434.
Verification
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openwisp_controller.subnet_division + openwisp_controller.config.tests.test_api: 149 tests, with the same 9 failures + 1 error that occur on the unmodified branch with my changes stashed (local Operator group permission issue — CI is green on these).
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- Line 243: Update the SubnetDivisionIndex queryset used by the id__in exclusion
to filter out rows with null subnet_id, while retaining the existing
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Exclude null subnet IDs from the surviving-rule subquery.
If another rule has an IP-only index with subnet_id=None, this exclude(id__in=...) query selects no subnets. Deleting an unused rule then leaves its provisioned subnet and IPs behind. Filter the inner queryset with subnet_id__isnull=False; the new test that deletes an unused rule while another rule is in use exercises this condition. Django documents the null-sensitive behavior of NOT IN subqueries. (docs.djangoproject.com)
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Update the SubnetDivisionIndex queryset used by the id__in exclusion to filter
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@coderabbitai Valid, and reproducible — fixed in a6a32be.
SubnetDivisionIndex.subnet is nullable, so an IP-only index belonging to a surviving rule put a NULL into the subquery, and SQL NOT IN then matched no rows at all. The effect was worse than the original bug: the cleanup silently stopped deleting anything, leaving every provisioned subnet and its IPs behind.
Added test_cleanup_not_blocked_by_ip_only_index_of_other_rule, which creates an IP-only index (subnet=None) on a surviving rule and asserts the deleted rule's subnet is still cleaned up. It fails against the previous commit with provisioned subnet should have been cleaned up and passes now.
I also audited the three other exclude(id__in=...) subqueries in the app for the same NULL trap — subnet_division/filters.py:111, admin.py:186 and admin.py:233 all already constrain the inner queryset (subnet__isnull=False / ip__isnull=False), so mine was the only unguarded one.
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openwisp_controller.subnet_division + openwisp_controller.config.tests.test_api: I compared failing test names against a clean checkout of a128db0 with none of my changes applied, and the two sets are identical. That baseline includes 8 test_download_api_multitenancy failures which arrived with a128db0 itself, plus the pre-existing Operator-group permission failures in my local environment. No regressions from this PR.
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- Line 252: Synchronize configuration-linked index creation and rule deletion
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Synchronize index creation with the deletion check.
If another transaction creates a configuration-linked index after this check, deletion can still proceed. Django applies the index’s SET_NULL update after pre_delete, so the new index can lose its rule while its configuration remains. Coordinate index creation and rule deletion with a transaction-level lock on the same rule, then check for dependent indexes while holding that lock. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Synchronize configuration-linked index creation and rule deletion using a
transaction-level lock on the same rule. In the deletion path containing the
subnetdivisionindex_set check, acquire the lock before checking for dependent
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A transaction-level lock via select_for_update() raises NotSupportedError there, so adding it to _check_in_use() would break rule deletion entirely on the default backend. Making it conditional on connection.features.has_select_for_update would mean the guarantee silently does not exist for a large part of the user base, which is worse than documenting the current behaviour.
2. The lock has to be taken by the provisioning path too, which is outside this PR.
Locking the rule during deletion only closes the window if index creation takes the same lock. Indexes are created in rule_types/base.py:144, :273, :329 and tasks.py:83, :118 — four call sites reached from Celery tasks and signal receivers. Co-ordinating those with a rule-level lock is a concurrency change to the provisioning pipeline, with real deadlock risk between the provisioning task and admin deletion. That deserves its own issue, benchmark and review, not a rider on a deletion guard.
3. The consequence is bounded and pre-existing.
If the race is lost, an index created concurrently has its rule_id set to NULL while its config survives. That is the same state the codebase already produces today for every rule deletion, since nothing prevented deletion before this PR — so this PR strictly reduces the window rather than opening it. It is a data-tidiness issue, not an authorization bypass: no device loses connectivity and no cross-organization access is granted.
Happy to open a follow-up issue describing the race and the locking design if the maintainers think it is worth pursuing — I'd rather do that properly than bolt a partial lock onto this changeset.
@nemesifier@pandafy flagging this in case you'd prefer I take the locking work on here instead; I'll follow your call.
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@rohanesor Understood. I accept deferring the concurrency work to a separate issue. I will not press for the locking change in this PR. The race remains a known limitation, not a completed fix.
One correction: Django normally treats select_for_update() as a no-op on SQLite, rather than raising NotSupportedError. Your main point still stands: it does not provide the required row-locking guarantee on that backend.
My deletion-side locking suggestion was incomplete. A complete solution needs to coordinate deletion and provisioning across supported database backends. That deserves separate design and regression tests.
Would you like me to open a follow-up issue for that work, or leave issue creation to the maintainers?
251-263: Known limitation: the deletion check is not synchronized with index creation.
_check_in_use() and the delete() override do not lock the rule. A configuration-linked index created after the check can lose its rule through SET_NULL. A previous review already reported this race. The author deferred it to separate work.
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Clarify how to remove the dependency for Device rules.
The text names only the VPN-client template as the example. A Device rule does not depend on a template. The index records of a Device rule exist until the device configuration is deleted. A reader who uses a Device rule cannot clear the dependency by removing a template.
State this difference. For example, add one sentence: "For a Device rule, delete the dependent device configurations."
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To remove the dependency, you must stop using the rule in a way that also
removes its provisioned ``SubnetDivisionIndex`` records. For example,
-remove the VPN-client template that triggers the rule from the affected-devices, or delete the dependent device configurations entirely. Simply+for a :ref:`VPN rule <vpn_rule>`, remove the VPN-client template that+triggers the rule from the affected devices. For a :ref:`device rule+<device_rule>`, delete the dependent device configurations. Simply
editing the rendered configuration text is not enough, because the indexes
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- Line 84: Keep the UUID-format validation for config__templates, but remove the
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- Around line 57-71: Register a local IPAM URL module through the pinned IPAM
URL helper and override SubnetView.perform_destroy to translate Django
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delegate to the normal deletion path. Keep _subnetdivisionrule_pre_delete and
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- Around line 57-71: Update SubnetAdmin’s delete_view to catch the
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Handle the subnet deletion refusal in the local IPAM API view.
When SubnetView deletes an in-use master subnet, the new pre_delete receiver raises Django ValidationError. The pinned IPAM view uses DRF’s default perform_destroy, and DRF re-raises this exception instead of returning an API response. The request can therefore return HTTP 500.
Use the pinned IPAM URL helper to register a local SubnetView override. Catch only this exception at the REST boundary and preserve the normal model deletion path.
This change affects only the REST deletion boundary. Keep the separate subnet-admin handling unchanged.
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Register a local IPAM URL module through the pinned IPAM URL helper and override
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L=$(rg -n 'def _delete_view' django-stable-5.2.x/django/contrib/admin/options.py | head -1 | cut -d: -f1)echo"== _delete_view body starting line ${L} =="
sed -n "${L},$((L+75))p" django-stable-5.2.x/django/contrib/admin/options.py
echo"== try/except anywhere in ModelAdmin.delete_view / _delete_view region =="
rg -n -e 'except ' -e 'ValidationError' -- django-stable-5.2.x/django/contrib/admin/options.py | head -60 ||test"$?" -eq 1
echo"== controller settings: middleware list =="cd - >/dev/null 2>&1
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Catch the in-use ValidationError when a master subnet is deleted in the admin.
Deleting a master subnet cascades to its SubnetDivisionRule objects. The pre_delete receiver raises ValidationError when a device configuration uses one of those rules. SubnetAdmin does not catch it. Django's delete_view calls delete_model, which calls obj.delete(), with no handler. The exception then propagates out of the request, so the response is an unhandled error (HTTP 500) instead of an admin message.
Override delete_view to show the error and return to the subnet change page:
Add redirect and reverse to the module imports if they are not already imported. ValidationError is already imported.
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…urations openwisp#1434
Deleting a SubnetDivisionRule that is still used by device configurations
removed the generated subnet/IP context those configurations depend on,
leaving them marked as "applied" while referencing unresolved variables
such as {{ OW_subnet1 }}.
Deletion is now refused while the rule is in use:
- AbstractSubnetDivisionRule.delete() and a pre_delete signal receiver raise
ValidationError(code="subnet_division_rule_in_use"), so instance, queryset,
bulk and cascade deletions are all covered.
- The refusal is handled at the admin boundary (delete_view and a custom
delete_selected action), each wrapped in a transaction so a refusal rolls
back both the deletion and its log entry before the error is reported.
- The error links to a filtered device changelist instead of embedding an
unbounded list of affected devices. Bulk deletion lists each in-use rule
with its own link, capped by in_use_links_limit.
- A device admin filter and a REST API filter allow finding the devices that
use a specific rule.
Deleting an unused rule remains possible and keeps the existing cleanup of
provisioned subnets and IP addresses.
Fixesopenwisp#1434
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Keep the config API tests independent of the optional app.
If a project runs these config tests without openwisp_controller.subnet_division installed, this import loads subnet_division/tests/helpers.py. That module immediately calls load_model for subnet-division models, so test discovery fails before the unrelated config API tests run. Move the subnet-division-specific test class to that app’s tests, and remove this import from the config test module. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Handle the rule parameter when subnet division is disabled.
If openwisp_controller.subnet_division is not installed, a request with subnet_division_rule reaches this filter. The config__subnetdivisionindex relationship is then unavailable, so the device-list request raises a field lookup error instead of returning a client error. Reject the parameter before building the queryset when the optional app is disabled. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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L0: import csv
L1: from copy import deepcopy
L2: from functools import update_wrapper
L3: import swapper
L4: from django import forms
L5: from django.contrib import admin, messages
L6: from django.contrib.admin import ModelAdmin
L7: from django.http import HttpResponse
L8: from django.shortcuts import get_object_or_404, redirect, render
L9: from django.urls import path, re_path, reverse
L10: from django.utils.translation import gettext_lazy as _
L11: from openwisp_users.multitenancy import MultitenantAdminMixin, MultitenantOrgFilter
L12: from openwisp_utils.admin import TimeReadonlyAdminMixin
L13: from rest_framework.exceptions import PermissionDenied
L14: from reversion.admin import VersionAdmin
L15: from .api.utils import AuthorizeCSVOrgManaged, CsvImportAPIException
L16: from .base.forms import IpAddressImportForm
L17: from .base.models import CsvImportException
L18: from .filters import SubnetFilter, SubnetOrganizationFilter
L19:
L20: Subnet = swapper.load_model("openwisp_ipam", "Subnet")
L21: IpAddress = swapper.load_model("openwisp_ipam", "IpAddress")
L22:
L23: @admin.register(Subnet)
L24: class SubnetAdmin(
L25: VersionAdmin,
L26: MultitenantAdminMixin,
L27: TimeReadonlyAdminMixin,
L28: ModelAdmin,
L29: AuthorizeCSVOrgManaged,
L30: ):
L31: app_label = "openwisp_ipam"
L32: change_form_template = "admin/openwisp-ipam/subnet/change_form.html"
L33: change_list_template = "admin/openwisp-ipam/subnet/change_list.html"
L34: list_display = [
L35: "name",
L36: "organization",
L37: "subnet",
L38: "master_subnet",
L39: "created",
L40: "modified",
L41: ]
L42: list_filter = [MultitenantOrgFilter]
L43: autocomplete_fields = ["master_subnet"]
L44: search_fields = ["subnet", "name"]
L45: list_select_related = ["organization", "master_subnet"]
L46: save_on_top = True
L47: def change_view(self, request, object_id, form_url="", extra_context=None):
L48: instance = self.get_object(request, object_id)
L49: if instance is None:
L50: # This is an internal Django method that redirects the
L51: # user to the admin index page with a message that points
L52: # out that the requested object does not exist.
L53: return self._get_obj_does_not_exist_redirect(
L54: request, self.model._meta, object_id
L55: )
L56: ipaddress_add_url = "admin:{0}_ipaddress_add".format(self.app_label)
L57: ipaddress_change_url = "admin:{0}_ipaddress_change".format(self.app_label)
L58: subnet_change_url = "admin:{0}_subnet_change".format(self.app_label)
L59: if request.GET.get("_popup"):
L60: return super().change_view(request, object_id, form_url, extra_context)
L61: # Find root master_subnet for subnet tree
L62: instance_root = instance
L63: while instance_root.master_subnet:
L64: instance_root = instance_root.master_subnet
L65: # Get instances for all subnets for root master_subnet
L66: instance_subnets = Subnet.objects.filter(
L67: subnet=instance_root.subnet, organization=instance_root.organization
L68: ).values("master_subnet", "pk", "name", "subnet")
L69: # Make subnet tree
L70: collection_depth = 0
L71: subnet_tree = [instance_subnets]
L72: while instance_subnets:
L73: instance_subnets = Subnet.objects.none()
L74: for slave_subnet in subnet_tree[collection_depth]:
L75: instance_subnets = instance_subnets | Subnet.objects.filter(
L76: master_subnet=slave_subnet["pk"]
L77: ).values("master_subnet", "pk", "name", "subnet")
L78: subnet_tree.append(instance_subnets)
L79: collection_depth += 1
L80: extra_context = {
L81: "original": instance,
L82: "ipaddress_add_url": ipaddress_add_url,
L83: "ipaddress_change_url": ipaddress_change_url,
L84: "subnet_change_url": subnet_change_url,
L85: "subnet_tree": subnet_tree,
L86: }
L87: return super().change_view(request, object_id, form_url, extra_context)
L88:
L89: def _check_perm(self, view, perm):
L90: admin_site = self.admin_site
L91: def inner(request, *args, **kwargs):
L92: if not request.user.has_perm(f"{self.app_label}.{perm}"):
L93: return redirect(
L94: reverse("admin:index", current_app=admin_site.name),
L95: )
L96: return view(request, *args, **kwargs)
L97:
L98: return update_wrapper(inner, view)
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* 1.3.1 [2026-09-03]
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* 1.2.0.post1 [24-10-2025]
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## 1.3.1 [2026-09-03]
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# Features
* Added support for reserved subnets in the address allocation graph, including their visualization and a dedicated REST API endpoint for retrieving reserved subnet data.
# Changes
## Other changes
* Improved address allocation graph performance by loading graph data asynchronously.
## Dependencies
* Bumped `openwisp-users` from `~=1.2.0` to `~=1.3.0`.
* Bumped `openwisp-utils[rest]` from `~=1.2.0` to `~=1.3.0`.
* Bumped `django-reversion` from `~=6.0.0` to `~=6.3.0`.
* Dropped support for Django `4.2`.
* Dropped support for Python `3.9`.
# Bugfixes
* Fixed duplicate IP address validation across related subnets so IP addresses cannot be duplicated across parent and child subnets.
## 1.2.1 [2026-06-15]
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# Bugfixes
* Fixed admin subnet export multitenancy security issue.
# Changes
## Dependencies
* Bumped `openwisp-users~=1.2.0`.
* Bumped `openwisp-utils~=1.2.0`.
* Bumped `django-reversion~=6.0.0`.
* Added support for Django `5.x`.
* Dropped support for Django `3.2.0` and Django `4.1.0`.
* Added support for Python `3.11`, `3.12`, and `3.13`.
* Dropped support for Python `3.8`.
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* Fixed validation to ensure that subnets and master subnets are of the same IP version.
* Improved the developer installation documentation with detailed steps for setting up a virtual environment.
## 1.1.0 [2024-11-21]
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* Bumped `openwisp-users~=1.1.0`.
* Bumped `openwisp-utils[rest]~=1.1.1`.
* Bumped `django-reversion~=5.1.0`.
* Bumped `openpyxl~=3.1.5`.
* Added support for Python `3.10`.
* Dropped support for Python `3.7`.
* Added support for Django `4.2.x`.
* Dropped support for Django `4.0`.
# Bug Fixes
* Implemented error handling in Subnet admin change view to fix HTTP 500 Internal Server Error response when attempting to open the change page for a non-existent subnet.
## 1.0.0 [2022-04-28]
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## Features
* Added go to in subnet UI
* Added support for django-reversion
* Created default permissions for the default permission groups
defined by OpenWISP Users
* Added menu items
* Added throttling of API requests
* Implemented multi-tenancy in REST API
## Changes
### Backward incompatible changes
* Changed API endpoints from `/api/v1/*` to `/api/v1/ipam/*` for
consistency with the other openwisp modules
### Dependencies
* Dropped support for Python 3.6
* Dropped support for Django 2.2
* Added support for Django 3.2 and Django 4.0
* Replaced xlrd with openpyxl
* Bumped django-reversion~=4.0.1
### Other changes
* Allow shared subnets to have non shared child subnets
* Switched to new navigation menu
* Updated tests to use administrator for failing tests
## Bugfixes
* Avoid shipping openwisp-users URLs in openwisp-ipam app
* Fixed `IndexError` exception in REST API
* Fixed extensibility issues with openwisp-users and added tests for
this in the sample app
* Fix overlapping shared/non-shared subnet validation
* Excluded child subnets from overlapping validation
* Added organization in import/export subnet
* Validate organization membership when importing subnets
* Ensure import/export subnet views check for user permissions
* Fixed subnet /32 & /128 pie chart error
* Fixed creation of subnet without name
* Fixed API docs error
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# Features
* Added organization in list display, possibility to filter by organization, and other minor improvements
* Added OpenAPI documentation (a.k.a. REST swagger) for the REST API
* Added bearer token authentication to REST API
# Changes
* Allow subnets to be shared
* Changed hosts API endpoint for consistency
* Added trailing slash to endpoints for consistency
# Bugfixes
* Fixed master subnet multitenant validation
* Fixed master subnet multitenant validation
* Fixed admin multitenancy issue in hierarchical view
* Fixed integration tests with openwisp-users 0.4.1
* Fixed wrong API URL for `list_create_ip_address`
* Add MANIFEST to fix missing admin templates from python package
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- 1: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/openwisp/openwisp-ipam/1.4/openwisp_ipam/admin.py
- 2: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/openwisp/openwisp-ipam/1.4/openwisp_ipam/admin.py
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Handle subnet_division_rule_in_use in the Subnet bulk delete action too.
SubnetAdmin.delete_view handles the validation error only for individual deletion. The inherited Django delete_selected action uses delete_queryset, whose default implementation calls queryset.delete(). That cascade triggers the SubnetDivisionRule guard and can propagate the ValidationError.
The action also logs deletions before calling delete_queryset. Without a transaction around the action, a failed deletion can leave deletion log entries for objects that still exist.
Wrap the bulk action in a transaction, catch subnet_division_rule_in_use, and report the error with an admin message. Add a regression test that posts delete_selected for an in-use master subnet.
♻️ Suggested fix
+ @admin.action(+ description=django_delete_selected.short_description, permissions=["delete"]+ )+ def delete_selected(self, request, queryset):+ try:+ with transaction.atomic():+ return django_delete_selected(self, request, queryset)+ except ValidationError as e:+ if getattr(e, "code", None) != "subnet_division_rule_in_use":+ raise+ messages.error(+ request,+ _(+ "The selected subnets cannot be deleted because a subnet "+ "division rule is used by device configurations."+ ),+ )
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Review comment at @openwisp_controller/subnet_division/admin.py around lines 171
- 196:
In the Subnet admin, add a `delete_selected` override alongside `delete_view`
that runs Django’s bulk-delete action inside a transaction and catches only
`ValidationError` with code `subnet_division_rule_in_use`, reporting it through
an admin message while re-raising other validation errors. Add a regression test
that submits `delete_selected` for an in-use master subnet and verifies the
failure is reported without deleting it.
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Remove the redundant delete() override.
The pre_delete receiver in apps.py already calls _check_in_use(). That receiver runs for instance.delete(), queryset delete(), and cascades. This override therefore runs the same .exists() query a second time on every instance deletion. It also gives a second place to maintain the guard. Keep _check_in_use() and the receiver as the only enforcement point.
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Review comment at @openwisp_controller/subnet_division/base/models.py around
lines 261 - 263:
Remove the redundant delete() override that calls _check_in_use() and delegates
to the superclass; keep _check_in_use() and the pre_delete receiver as the sole
deletion guard.
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Fixes #1434
Summary
This PR prevents deletion of
SubnetDivisionRuleobjects while they are still used by device configurations, and adds filters to help users find the affected devices before retrying deletion.Changes
AbstractSubnetDivisionRule.delete()and apre_deletesignal now raiseValidationError(code='subnet_division_rule_in_use')when anySubnetDivisionIndexwith aconfig_idreferences the rule. This also coversQuerySet.delete(), bulk actions, and cascade deletions.SubnetDivisionRuleAdminoverridesdelete_model()anddelete_queryset()to show a friendly error with a link to the filtered device changelist.post_deletecleanup of provisioned subnets/IPs is unchanged.DeviceSubnetDivisionRuleFilterto the device changelist (?subnet_division_rule=<uuid>), scoped to the organizations the admin can view.subnet_division_ruleUUID filter toDeviceListFilter(/api/v1/controller/device/?subnet_division_rule=<id>), returning distinct devices.docs/user/subnet-division-rules.rstanddocs/user/rest-api.rst.Screenshots
Before (
master)On
masterthere is no standalone admin for subnet division rules — the rule is only editable as an inline on its master subnet — and there is no way to see which devices depend on a rule.SubnetDivisionIndexrows are gone, the provisioned subnets drop from 5 to 1, and both devices remain — exactly the data loss reported in #1434.After (this PR)
Demo
End-to-end: filtering by the rule, attempting the deletion, and following the affected-devices link.
demo.mp4
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