Harden open_basedir restrictions in various extensions

[LamentXU123]

Description

Now, several extensions in the php codebase has functions with the ability to read/write outside the open_basedir restrictions.

That is because, the open_basedir restrictions only works on PHP streams, and some of our extensions read/write without it, and therefore bypassing the open_basedir check.

Examples found while auditing similar open_basedir behavior:

• ext/dba: non-stream DBA handlers such as gdbm, qdbm, or lmdb open paths through their backend libraries, e.g. gdbm_open(), dpopen(), mdb_env_open().
• ext/gettext: bindtextdomain() resolves a directory and then passes it to libc/gettext, which later loads .mo files from that location.
• ext/openssl: SSL context options such as cafile, capath, and dh_param may be passed to OpenSSL APIs such as SSL_CTX_load_verify_locations() or BIO_new_file().
• ext/gd: FreeType font loading can pass the resolved font path to FT_New_Face() after locating it with access().
• ext/standard: stream_resolve_include_path

IMO, all of them are supposed to be fixed, that they should align with the expected open_basedir behavior. I know that the above only work with conditions (e.g. know dba keys for dpopen, or being a .mo file for bindtextdomain) but all of them should only works under the restrictions of open_basedir due to serious safety concerns. Which is simply by adding

#include "main/fopen_wrappers.h"

if (php_check_open_basedir(path)) {
    RETURN_FALSE;
}

/* then call native/library open */

I don't think this requires a RFC so I would like to directly open this issue to discuss about this. cc @iluuu1994 . Thanks!

Below are some example payloads:

<?php
ini_set('open_basedir', __DIR__ . '/allowed');

$db = dba_open('/tmp/outside.gdbm', 'r', 'gdbm');
var_dump(dba_fetch('secret', $db));

and

<?php
ini_set('open_basedir', __DIR__ . '/allowed');

bindtextdomain('leak', '/tmp/outside-locale');
textdomain('leak');

echo gettext('secret_key'), "\n";

and (this can only check if a file exists, but without any restrictions)

<?php
ini_set('open_basedir', __DIR__ . '/allowed');
ini_set('include_path', '/etc');
var_dump(stream_resolve_include_path('passwd'));
var_dump(@file_get_contents('passwd', use_include_path: true));

I don't sure if we should treat this as a security issue :) This research is done with @q1uf3ng

TL;DR some of the functions use zend_resolve_path for file IO, the API doesn't check if it fits in the open_basedir restrictions.