Roles (user, moderator, administrator) from the CLI and /clientapi/admin/roots/{id}/role, never one's own nor the last
administrator. Silence keeps an account's posts out of public timelines, hashtags, trends, search and relays while its
followers still get them; suspension refuses and revokes a local persona's tokens, answers 404 for its posts and
collections, holds back every delivery and tells other servers nothing new, its actor unchanged; a suspended remote
account's activities are dropped and nothing goes to its own inbox (a shared one still serves its server). A banned
login's personas are held back in memory alone (Restrictions), so nothing pairs them in stored data. Personas and groups
are deleted one at a time (PersonaRemoval, GroupRemoval), by their login or an administrator with the password. Reports
resolve with an action and a note; posts are taken down, a remote copy hidden. Warnings reach the persona as Mastodon's
moderation_warning. Every staff act goes to the staff's log. Migration _020 limits posts from servers already silenced;
a restore keeps the moderation made since the backup.
Verified: interop.sh moderation gts mastodon with SecureMode, 194 passed; restore.sh, 25 passed, now with a suspension,
a silence and a takedown made after the backup.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01WpVCoDeM1qUTRp4fXQdfof
57 lines
2.1 KiB
C#
57 lines
2.1 KiB
C#
using MongoDB.Entities;
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using PrivaPub.Models.User;
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using PrivaPub.StaticServices;
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namespace PrivaPub.Services
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{
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public interface IRootRemoval
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{
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Task<bool> Remove(string rootId, CancellationToken token);
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}
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// Deleting a root deletes everything public it had (owner decision 2026-10-04): each of its personas goes as a persona
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// is deleted (PersonaRemoval: each group it owns, a Delete of the actor to everyone who follows it and everyone it
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// follows, its posts emptied, its name kept reserved and its documents answering 410). The root's sessions end first, so
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// nothing acts as it while it goes, and it keeps only a deleted-{id} name.
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public class RootRemoval : IRootRemoval
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{
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readonly DbEntities _dbEntities;
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readonly IRootSessions _sessions;
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readonly IPersonaRemoval _personas;
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public RootRemoval(DbEntities dbEntities, IRootSessions sessions, IPersonaRemoval personas)
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{
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_dbEntities = dbEntities;
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_sessions = sessions;
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_personas = personas;
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}
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public async Task<bool> Remove(string rootId, CancellationToken token)
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{
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var root = await _dbEntities.RootUsers.MatchID(rootId).Match(u => u.DeletedAt == null).ExecuteFirstAsync(token);
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if (root == default)
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return false;
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await _sessions.Revoke(root.ID, token);
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var now = DateTime.UtcNow;
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var avatarIds = (await _dbEntities.RootToAvatars.Match(ra => ra.RootId == root.ID).ExecuteAsync(token)).Select(ra => ra.AvatarId).ToList();
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foreach (var avatarId in avatarIds)
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await _personas.Remove(avatarId, token);
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await DB.Default.Update<RootUser>().MatchID(root.ID)
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.Modify(u => u.UserName, $"deleted-{root.ID}")//unique, so a second deletion never collides with the first
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.Modify(u => u.Email, null)
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.Modify(u => u.HashedPassword, null)
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.Modify(u => u.Policies, new List<string>())
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.Modify(u => u.IsBanned, false)
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.Modify(u => u.IsEmailValidated, false)
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.Modify(u => u.DeletedAt, now)
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.ExecuteAsync(token);
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await DB.Default.DeleteAsync<EmailRecovery>(r => r.RootUserId == root.ID);
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await Domain.Moderation.Restrictions.Reload(CancellationToken.None);
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return true;
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}
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}
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}
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