SSOwat/access.lua

--
-- access.lua
--
-- This file is executed at every request on a protected domain or server.
-- You just have to read this file normally to understand how and when the
-- request is handled: redirected, forbidden, bypassed or served.
--

-- Get the `cache` persistent shared table
cache = ngx.shared.cache

-- Generate a unique token if it has not been generated yet
srvkey = cache:get("srvkey")
if not srvkey then
    srvkey = random_string()
    cache:add("srvkey", srvkey)
end

-- Initialize and get configuration
config = require "config"
conf = config.get_config()

-- Initialize the non-persistent cookie table
cookies = {}

-- Import helpers
hlp = require "helpers"

-- Just a note for the client to know that he passed through the SSO
ngx.header["X-SSO-WAT"] = "You've just been SSOed"


--
-- 1. LOGIN
--
-- example: https://mydomain.org/?sso_login=a6e5320f
--
-- If the `sso_login` URI argument is set, try a cross-domain authentication
-- with the token passed as argument
--
if ngx.var.host ~= conf["portal_domain"] and ngx.var.request_method == "GET" then
    uri_args = ngx.req.get_uri_args()
    if uri_args[conf.login_arg] then
        cda_key = uri_args[conf.login_arg]

        -- Use the `login` shared table where a username is associated with
        -- a CDA key
        if login[cda_key] then
            hlp.set_auth_cookie(login[cda_key], ngx.var.host)
            ngx.log(ngx.NOTICE, "Cross-domain authentication: "..login[cda_key].." connected on "..ngx.var.host)
            login[cda_key] = nil
        end

        uri_args[conf.login_arg] = nil
        return hlp.redirect(ngx.var.uri..hlp.uri_args_string(uri_args))
    end
end


--
-- 2. PORTAL
--
-- example: https://mydomain.org/ssowat*
--
-- If the URL matches the portal URL, serve a portal file or proceed to a
-- portal operation
--
if ngx.var.host == conf["portal_domain"]
   and hlp.string.starts(ngx.var.uri, string.sub(conf["portal_path"], 1, -2))
then

    -- `GET` method will serve a portal file
    if ngx.var.request_method == "GET" then

        -- Force portal scheme
        if ngx.var.scheme ~= conf["portal_scheme"] then
            return hlp.redirect(conf.portal_url)
        end

        -- Add a trailing `/` if not present
        if ngx.var.uri.."/" == conf["portal_path"] then
            return hlp.redirect(conf.portal_url)
        end

        uri_args = ngx.req.get_uri_args()

        -- Logout is also called via a `GET` method
        -- TODO: change this ?
        if uri_args.action and uri_args.action == 'logout' then
            return hlp.logout()

        -- If the `r` URI argument is set, it means that we want to
        -- be redirected (typically after a login phase)
        elseif hlp.is_logged_in() and uri_args.r then
            back_url = ngx.decode_base64(uri_args.r)

            -- In case the `back_url` is not on the same domain than the
            -- current one, create a redirection with a CDA key
            if  not string.match(back_url, "^http[s]?://"..ngx.var.host.."/")
            and not string.match(back_url, ".*"..conf.login_arg.."=%d+$") then
                cda_key = random_string()
                login[cda_key] = ngx.var.cookie_SSOwAuthUser
                if string.match(back_url, ".*?.*") then
                    back_url = back_url.."&"
                else
                    back_url = back_url.."?"
                end
                back_url = back_url.."sso_login="..cda_key
            end

            return hlp.redirect(back_url)


        -- In case we want to serve portal login or assets for portal, just
        -- serve it
        elseif hlp.is_logged_in()
            or ngx.var.uri == conf["portal_path"]
            or (hlp.string.starts(ngx.var.uri, conf["portal_path"].."assets")
               and (not ngx.var.http_referer
                    or hlp.string.starts(ngx.var.http_referer, conf.portal_url)))
        then
            return hlp.serve(ngx.var.uri)


        -- If all the previous cases have failed, redirect to portal
        else
            hlp.flash("info", hlp.t("please_login"))
            return hlp.redirect(conf.portal_url)
        end


    -- `POST` method is basically use to achieve editing operations
    elseif ngx.var.request_method == "POST" then

        -- CSRF protection, only proceed if we are editing from the same
        -- domain
        if hlp.string.starts(ngx.var.http_referer, conf.portal_url) then
            if hlp.string.ends(ngx.var.uri, conf["portal_path"].."password.html")
            or hlp.string.ends(ngx.var.uri, conf["portal_path"].."edit.html")
            then
               return hlp.edit_user()
            else
               return hlp.login()
            end
        else
            -- Redirect to portal
            hlp.flash("fail", hlp.t("please_login_from_portal"))
            return hlp.redirect(conf.portal_url)
        end
    end
end


--
-- 3. Redirected URLs
--
-- If the URL matches one of the `redirected_urls` in the configuration file,
-- just redirect to the target URL/URI
--

function detect_redirection(redirect_url)
    if hlp.string.starts(redirect_url, "http://")
    or hlp.string.starts(redirect_url, "https://") then
        return hlp.redirect(redirect_url)
    elseif hlp.string.starts(redirect_url, "/") then
        return hlp.redirect(ngx.var.scheme.."://"..ngx.var.host..redirect_url)
    else
        return hlp.redirect(ngx.var.scheme.."://"..redirect_url)
    end
end

if conf["redirected_urls"] then
    for url, redirect_url in pairs(conf["redirected_urls"]) do
        if url == ngx.var.host..ngx.var.uri..hlp.uri_args_string()
        or url == ngx.var.scheme.."://"..ngx.var.host..ngx.var.uri..hlp.uri_args_string()
        or url == ngx.var.uri..hlp.uri_args_string() then
            detect_redirection(redirect_url)
        end
    end
end

if conf["redirected_regex"] then
    for regex, redirect_url in pairs(conf["redirected_regex"]) do
        if string.match(ngx.var.host..ngx.var.uri..hlp.uri_args_string(), regex)
        or string.match(ngx.var.scheme.."://"..ngx.var.host..ngx.var.uri..hlp.uri_args_string(), regex)
        or string.match(ngx.var.uri..hlp.uri_args_string(), regex) then
            detect_redirection(redirect_url)
        end
    end
end


--
-- 4. Protected URLs
--
-- If the URL matches one of the `protected_urls` in the configuration file,
-- we have to protect it even if the URL is also set in the `unprotected_urls`.
-- It could be useful if you want to unprotect every URL except a few
-- particular ones.
--

function is_protected()
    if not conf["protected_urls"] then
        conf["protected_urls"] = {}
    end
    if not conf["protected_regex"] then
        conf["protected_regex"] = {}
    end

    for _, url in ipairs(conf["protected_urls"]) do
        if hlp.string.starts(ngx.var.host..ngx.var.uri, url)
        or hlp.string.starts(ngx.var.uri, url) then
            return true
        end
    end
    for _, regex in ipairs(conf["protected_regex"]) do
        if string.match(ngx.var.host..ngx.var.uri, regex)
        or string.match(ngx.var.uri, regex) then
            return true
        end
    end

    return false
end


--
-- 5. Skipped URLs
--
-- If the URL matches one of the `skipped_urls` in the configuration file,
-- it means that the URL should not be protected by the SSO and no header
-- has to be sent, even if the user is already authenticated.
--

if conf["skipped_urls"] then
    for _, url in ipairs(conf["skipped_urls"]) do
        if (hlp.string.starts(ngx.var.host..ngx.var.uri..hlp.uri_args_string(), url)
        or  hlp.string.starts(ngx.var.uri..hlp.uri_args_string(), url))
        and not is_protected() then
            return hlp.pass()
        end
    end
end

if conf["skipped_regex"] then
    for _, regex in ipairs(conf["skipped_regex"]) do
        if (string.match(ngx.var.host..ngx.var.uri..hlp.uri_args_string(), regex)
        or  string.match(ngx.var.uri..hlp.uri_args_string(), regex))
        and not is_protected() then
            return hlp.pass()
        end
    end
end



--
-- 6. Unprotected URLs
--
-- If the URL matches one of the `unprotected_urls` in the configuration file,
-- it means that the URL should not be protected by the SSO *but* headers have
-- to be sent if the user is already authenticated.
--
-- It means that you can let anyone access to an app, but if a user has already
-- been authenticated on the portal, he can have its authentication headers
-- passed to the app.
--

if conf["unprotected_urls"] then
    for _, url in ipairs(conf["unprotected_urls"]) do
        if (hlp.string.starts(ngx.var.host..ngx.var.uri..hlp.uri_args_string(), url)
        or  hlp.string.starts(ngx.var.uri..hlp.uri_args_string(), url))
        and not is_protected() then
            if hlp.is_logged_in() then
                hlp.set_headers()
            end
            return hlp.pass()
        end
    end
end

if conf["unprotected_regex"] then
    for _, regex in ipairs(conf["unprotected_regex"]) do
        if (string.match(ngx.var.host..ngx.var.uri..hlp.uri_args_string(), regex)
        or  string.match(ngx.var.uri..hlp.uri_args_string(), regex))
        and not is_protected() then
            if hlp.is_logged_in() then
                hlp.set_headers()
            end
            return hlp.pass()
        end
    end
end


--
-- 7. Specific files (used in YunoHost)
--
-- We want to serve specific portal assets right at the root of the domain.
--
-- For example: `https://mydomain.org/ynhpanel.js` will serve the
-- `/yunohost/sso/assets/js/ynhpanel.js` file.
--

if hlp.is_logged_in() then
    if string.match(ngx.var.uri, "^/ynhpanel.js$") then
        hlp.serve("/yunohost/sso/assets/js/ynhpanel.js")
    end
    if string.match(ngx.var.uri, "^/ynhpanel.css$") then
        hlp.serve("/yunohost/sso/assets/css/ynhpanel.css")
    end
    if string.match(ngx.var.uri, "^/ynhpanel.json$") then
        hlp.serve("/yunohost/sso/assets/js/ynhpanel.json")
    end

    -- If user has no access to this URL, redirect him to the portal
    if not hlp.has_access() then
        return hlp.redirect(conf.portal_url)
    end

    -- If the user is authenticated and has access to the URL, sen the headers
    -- and let it be
    hlp.set_headers()
    return hlp.pass()
end


--
-- 8. Basic HTTP Authentication
--
-- If the `Authorization` header is set before reaching the SSO, we want to
-- match user and password against the user database.
--
-- It allows you to bypass the cookie-based procedure with a per-request
-- authentication. Very usefull when you are trying to reach a specific URL
-- via cURL for example.
--

local auth_header = ngx.req.get_headers()["Authorization"]

if auth_header then
    _, _, b64_cred = string.find(auth_header, "^Basic%s+(.+)$")
    _, _, user, password = string.find(ngx.decode_base64(b64_cred), "^(.+):(.+)$")
    user = hlp.authenticate(user, password)
    if user then
        hlp.set_headers(user)
        return hlp.pass()
    end
end


--
-- 9. Redirect to login
--
-- If no previous rule has matched, just redirect to the portal login.
-- The default is to protect every URL by default.
--

hlp.flash("info", hlp.t("please_login"))
local back_url = ngx.var.scheme .. "://" .. ngx.var.host .. ngx.var.uri .. hlp.uri_args_string()
return hlp.redirect(conf.portal_url.."?r="..ngx.encode_base64(back_url))