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35 lines
1.3 KiB
SQL
35 lines
1.3 KiB
SQL
-- Drop the problematic view that's causing security issues
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DROP VIEW IF EXISTS public.public_profiles;
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-- Instead, let's create a simpler and safer approach using just RLS policies
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-- The view was too complex and triggered security warnings
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-- Remove the overly permissive policy I created earlier
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DROP POLICY IF EXISTS "Allow viewing basic profile info" ON public.profiles;
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-- Create more specific, safer RLS policies for different use cases
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-- Policy for users to view their own complete profile
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CREATE POLICY "Users can view their own complete profile"
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ON public.profiles
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FOR SELECT
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USING (auth.uid() = user_id);
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-- Policy for moderators/admins to view all profiles
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CREATE POLICY "Moderators can view all profiles"
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ON public.profiles
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FOR SELECT
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USING (is_moderator(auth.uid()));
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-- Policy for public access to profiles - but ONLY basic safe fields are accessible via application logic
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-- This policy allows the row to be returned, but sensitive fields should be filtered out by application code
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CREATE POLICY "Public access to non-private profiles with field restrictions"
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ON public.profiles
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FOR SELECT
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USING (
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privacy_level = 'public'
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AND NOT banned
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);
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-- The security will be enforced in the application layer using our can_view_profile_field function
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-- This approach is safer than trying to restrict field access in RLS policies |