-- -- helpers.lua -- -- This is a file called at every request by the `access.lua` file. It contains -- a set of useful functions related to HTTP and LDAP. -- module('helpers', package.seeall) local cache = ngx.shared.cache local conf = config.get_config() -- Read a FS stored file function read_file(file) local f = io.open(file, "rb") if not f then return false end local content = f:read("*all") f:close() return content end -- Lua has no sugar :D function is_in_table(t, v) for key, value in ipairs(t) do if value == v then return key end end end -- Get the index of a value in a table function index_of(t,val) for k,v in ipairs(t) do if v == val then return k end end end -- Test whether a string starts with another function string.starts(String, Start) return string.sub(String, 1, string.len(Start)) == Start end -- Test whether a string ends with another function string.ends(String, End) return End=='' or string.sub(String, -string.len(End)) == End end -- Find a string by its translate key in the right language function t(key) if conf.lang and i18n[conf.lang] and i18n[conf.lang][key] then return i18n[conf.lang][key] else return i18n[conf["default_language"]][key] or "" end end -- Store a message in the flash shared table in order to display it at the -- next response function flash(wat, message) if wat == "fail" or wat == "win" or wat == "info" then flashs[wat] = message end end -- Hash a string using hmac_sha512, return a hexa string function hmac_sha512(key, message) local cache_key = key..":"..message if not cache:get(cache_key) then -- lua ecosystem is a disaster and it was not possible to find a good -- easily multiplatform integrable code for this -- -- this is really dirty and probably leak the key and the message in the process list -- but if someone got there I guess we really have other problems so this is acceptable -- and also this is way better than the previous situation local pipe = io.popen("echo -n '" ..message:gsub("'", "'\\''").. "' | openssl sha512 -hmac '" ..key:gsub("'", "'\\''").. "'") -- openssl returns something like this: -- root@yunohost:~# echo -n "qsd" | openssl sha512 -hmac "key" -- (stdin)= f1c2b1658fe64c5a3d16459f2f4eea213e4181905c190235b060ab2a4e7d6a41c15ea2c246828537a1e32ae524b7a7ed309e6d296089194c3e3e3efb98c1fbe3 -- -- so we need to remove the "(stdin)= " at the beginning local hash = pipe:read():sub(string.len("(stdin)= ") + 1) pipe:close() cache:set(cache_key, hash, conf["session_timeout"]) return hash else return cache:get(cache_key) end end -- Convert a table of arguments to an URI string function uri_args_string(args) if not args then args = ngx.req.get_uri_args() end String = "?" for k,v in pairs(args) do String = String..tostring(k).."="..tostring(v).."&" end return string.sub(String, 1, string.len(String) - 1) end -- Set the Cross-Domain-Authentication key for a specific user function set_cda_key() local cda_key = random_string() cache:set("CDA|"..cda_key, authUser, 10) return cda_key end -- Compute and set the authentication cookie -- -- Sets 3 cookies containing: -- * The username -- * The expiration time -- * A hash of those information along with the client IP address and a unique -- session key -- -- It enables the SSO to quickly retrieve the username and the session -- expiration time, and to prove their authenticity to avoid session hijacking. -- function set_auth_cookie(user, domain) local maxAge = conf["session_max_timeout"] local expire = ngx.req.start_time() + maxAge local session_key = cache:get("session_"..user) if not session_key then session_key = random_string() cache:add("session_"..user, session_key, conf["session_max_timeout"]) end local hash = hmac_sha512(srvkey, user.. "|"..expire.. "|"..session_key) local cookie_str = "; Domain=."..domain.. "; Path=/".. "; Expires="..os.date("%a, %d %b %Y %X UTC;", expire).. "; Secure" ngx.header["Set-Cookie"] = { "SSOwAuthUser="..user..cookie_str, "SSOwAuthHash="..hash..cookie_str, "SSOwAuthExpire="..expire..cookie_str } end -- Expires the 3 session cookies function delete_cookie() conf = config.get_config() local expired_time = "Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 UTC;" for _, domain in ipairs(conf["domains"]) do local cookie_str = "; Domain=."..domain.. "; Path=/".. "; Expires="..expired_time.. "; Secure" ngx.header["Set-Cookie"] = { "SSOwAuthUser="..cookie_str, "SSOwAuthHash="..cookie_str, "SSOwAuthExpire="..cookie_str } end end -- Expires the redirection cookie function delete_redirect_cookie() local expired_time = "Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 UTC;" local cookie_str = "; Path="..conf["portal_path"].. "; Expires="..expired_time.. "; Secure" ngx.header["Set-Cookie"] = "SSOwAuthRedirect=;" ..cookie_str end -- Validate authentification -- -- Check if the session cookies are set, and rehash server + client information -- to match the session hash. -- function is_logged_in() local expireTime = ngx.var.cookie_SSOwAuthExpire local user = ngx.var.cookie_SSOwAuthUser local authHash = ngx.var.cookie_SSOwAuthHash if expireTime and expireTime ~= "" and authHash and authHash ~= "" and user and user ~= "" then -- Check expire time if (ngx.req.start_time() <= tonumber(expireTime)) then -- Check hash local session_key = cache:get("session_"..user) if session_key and session_key ~= "" then -- Check cache if cache:get(user.."-password") then authUser = user local hash = hmac_sha512(srvkey, authUser.. "|"..expireTime.. "|"..session_key) return hash == authHash end end end end return false end -- Check whether a user is allowed to access a URL using the `users` directive -- of the configuration file function has_access(user, url) user = user or authUser url = url or ngx.var.host..ngx.var.uri if not conf["users"][user] then conf = config.get_config() end -- If there are no `users` directive, or if the user has no ACL set, he can -- access the URL by default if not conf["users"] or not conf["users"][user] then return true end -- Loop through user's ACLs and return if the URL is authorized. for u, _ in pairs(conf["users"][user]) do -- Replace the original domain by a local one if you are connected from -- a non-global domain name. if ngx.var.host == conf["local_portal_domain"] then u = string.gsub(u, conf["original_portal_domain"], conf["local_portal_domain"]) end if string.starts(url, string.sub(u, 1, -2)) then return true end end return false end -- Authenticate a user against the LDAP database using a username or an email -- address. -- Reminder: conf["ldap_identifier"] is "uid" by default function authenticate(user, password) conf = config.get_config() -- Try to find the username from an email address by openning an anonymous -- LDAP connection and check if the email address exists if conf["allow_mail_authentication"] and string.find(user, "@") then ldap = lualdap.open_simple(conf["ldap_host"]) for dn, attribs in ldap:search { base = conf["ldap_group"], scope = "onelevel", sizelimit = 1, filter = "(mail="..user..")", attrs = {conf["ldap_identifier"]} } do if attribs[conf["ldap_identifier"]] then ngx.log(ngx.NOTICE, "Use email: "..user) user = attribs[conf["ldap_identifier"]] else ngx.log(ngx.ERR, "Unknown email: "..user) return false end end ldap:close() end -- Now that we have a username, we can try connecting to the LDAP base. connected = lualdap.open_simple ( conf["ldap_host"], conf["ldap_identifier"].."=".. user ..","..conf["ldap_group"], password ) cache:flush_expired() -- If we are connected, we can retrieve the password and put it in the -- cache shared table in order to eventually reuse it later when updating -- profile information or just passing credentials to an application. if connected then ensure_user_password_uses_strong_hash(connected, user, password) cache:add(user.."-password", password, conf["session_timeout"]) ngx.log(ngx.NOTICE, "Connected as: "..user) return user -- Else, the username/email or the password is wrong else ngx.log(ngx.ERR, "Connection failed for: "..user) return false end end function delete_user_info_cache(user) cache:delete(user.."-"..conf["ldap_identifier"]) local i = 2 while cache:get(user.."-mail|"..i) do cache:delete(user.."-mail|"..i) i = i + 1 end local i = 2 while cache:get(user.."-maildrop|"..i) do cache:delete(user.."-maildrop|"..i) i = i + 1 end end -- Set the authentication headers in order to pass credentials to the -- application underneath. function set_headers(user) -- We definitely don't want to pass credentials on a non-encrypted -- connection. if ngx.var.scheme ~= "https" then return redirect("https://"..ngx.var.host..ngx.var.uri..uri_args_string()) end local user = user or authUser -- If the password is not in cache or if the cache has expired, ask for -- logging. if not cache:get(user.."-password") then flash("info", t("please_login")) local back_url = ngx.var.scheme .. "://" .. ngx.var.host .. ngx.var.uri .. uri_args_string() return redirect(conf.portal_url.."?r="..ngx.encode_base64(back_url)) end -- If the user information is not in cache, open an LDAP connection and -- fetch it. if not cache:get(user.."-"..conf["ldap_identifier"]) then ldap = lualdap.open_simple( conf["ldap_host"], conf["ldap_identifier"].."=".. user ..","..conf["ldap_group"], cache:get(user.."-password") ) ngx.log(ngx.NOTICE, "Reloading LDAP values for: "..user) for dn, attribs in ldap:search { base = conf["ldap_identifier"].."=".. user ..","..conf["ldap_group"], scope = "base", sizelimit = 1, attrs = conf["ldap_attributes"] } do for k,v in pairs(attribs) do if type(v) == "table" then for k2,v2 in ipairs(v) do if k2 == 1 then cache:set(user.."-"..k, v2, conf["session_timeout"]) end cache:set(user.."-"..k.."|"..k2, v2, conf["session_max_timeout"]) end else cache:set(user.."-"..k, v, conf["session_timeout"]) end end end else -- Else, just revalidate session for another day by default password = cache:get(user.."-password") cache:set(user.."-password", password, conf["session_timeout"]) end -- Set `authorization` header to enable HTTP authentification ngx.req.set_header("Authorization", "Basic "..ngx.encode_base64( user..":"..cache:get(user.."-password") )) -- Set optionnal additional headers (typically to pass email address) for k, v in pairs(conf["additional_headers"]) do ngx.req.set_header(k, cache:get(user.."-"..v)) end end -- Summarize email, aliases and forwards in a table for a specific user function get_mails(user) local mails = { mail = "", mailalias = {}, maildrop = {} } -- default mail mails["mail"] = cache:get(user.."-mail") -- mail aliases if cache:get(user.."-mail|2") then local i = 2 while cache:get(user.."-mail|"..i) do table.insert(mails["mailalias"], cache:get(user.."-mail|"..i)) i = i + 1 end end -- mail forward if cache:get(user.."-maildrop|2") then local i = 2 while cache:get(user.."-maildrop|"..i) do table.insert(mails["maildrop"], cache:get(user.."-maildrop|"..i)) i = i + 1 end end return mails end -- Yo dawg, this enables SSOwat to serve files in HTTP in an HTTP server -- Much reliable, very solid. -- -- Takes an URI, and returns file content with the proper HTTP headers. -- It is used to render the SSOwat portal *only*. function serve(uri) rel_path = string.gsub(uri, conf["portal_path"], "/") -- Load login.html as index if rel_path == "/" then if is_logged_in() then rel_path = "/info.html" else rel_path = "/login.html" end end -- Access to directory root: forbidden if string.ends(rel_path, "/") then return ngx.exit(ngx.HTTP_FORBIDDEN) end -- Try to get file content local content = read_file(script_path.."portal"..rel_path) if not content then return ngx.exit(ngx.HTTP_NOT_FOUND) end -- Extract file extension _, file, ext = string.match(rel_path, "(.-)([^\\/]-%.?([^%.\\/]*))$") -- Associate to MIME type mime_types = { html = "text/html", ms = "text/html", js = "text/javascript", map = "text/javascript", css = "text/css", gif = "image/gif", jpg = "image/jpeg", png = "image/png", svg = "image/svg+xml", ico = "image/vnd.microsoft.icon", woff = "application/x-font-woff", json = "application/json" } -- Set Content-Type if mime_types[ext] then ngx.header["Content-Type"] = mime_types[ext] else ngx.header["Content-Type"] = "text/plain" end -- Render as mustache if ext == "html" then local data = get_data_for(file) local rendered = hige.render(read_file(script_path.."portal/header.ms"), data) rendered = rendered..hige.render(content, data) content = rendered..hige.render(read_file(script_path.."portal/footer.ms"), data) elseif ext == "ms" then local data = get_data_for(file) content = hige.render(content, data) elseif ext == "json" then local data = get_data_for(file) content = json.encode(data) end -- Reset flash messages flashs["fail"] = nil flashs["win"] = nil flashs["info"] = nil -- Ain't nobody got time for cache ngx.header["Cache-Control"] = "no-cache" -- Print file content ngx.say(content) -- Return 200 :-) return ngx.exit(ngx.HTTP_OK) end -- Simple controller that computes a data table to populate a specific view. -- The resulting data table typically contains the user information, the page -- title, the flash notifications' content and the translated strings. function get_data_for(view) local user = authUser conf = config.get_config() -- For the login page we only need the page title if view == "login.html" then data = { title = t("login"), connected = false } -- For those views, we may need user information elseif view == "info.html" or view == "edit.html" or view == "password.html" or view == "ynhpanel.json" then -- Invalidate cache before loading these views. -- Needed if the LDAP db is changed outside ssowat (from the cli for example). -- Not doing it for ynhpanel.json only for performance reasons, -- so the panel could show wrong first name, last name or main email address if view ~= "ynhpanel.json" then delete_user_info_cache(user) end -- Be sure cache is loaded set_headers(user) local mails = get_mails(user) data = { connected = true, portal_url = conf.portal_url, uid = user, cn = cache:get(user.."-cn"), sn = cache:get(user.."-sn"), givenName = cache:get(user.."-givenName"), mail = mails["mail"], mailalias = mails["mailalias"], maildrop = mails["maildrop"], app = {} } local sorted_apps = {} -- Add user's accessible URLs using the ACLs. -- It is typically used to build the app list. for url, name in pairs(conf["users"][user]) do if ngx.var.host == conf["local_portal_domain"] then url = string.gsub(url, conf["original_portal_domain"], conf["local_portal_domain"]) end table.insert(sorted_apps, name) table.sort(sorted_apps) table.insert(data["app"], index_of(sorted_apps, name), { url = url, name = name }) end end -- Pass all the translated strings to the view (to use with t_) for k, v in pairs(i18n[conf["default_language"]]) do data["t_"..k] = (i18n[conf.lang] and i18n[conf.lang][k]) or v end -- Pass flash notification content data['flash_fail'] = {flashs["fail"]} data['flash_win'] = {flashs["win"] } data['flash_info'] = {flashs["info"]} return data end -- this function is launched after a successful login -- it checked if the user password is stored using the most secure hashing -- algorithm available -- if it's not the case, it migrates the password to this new hash algorithm function ensure_user_password_uses_strong_hash(ldap, user, password) local current_hashed_password = nil for dn, attrs in ldap:search { base = "ou=users,dc=yunohost,dc=org", scope = "onelevel", sizelimit = 1, filter = "(uid="..user..")", attrs = {"userPassword"} } do current_hashed_password = attrs["userPassword"]:sub(0, 10) end -- if the password is not hashed using sha-512, which is the strongest -- available hash rehash it using that -- Here "{CRYPT}" means "uses linux auth system" -- "6" means "uses sha-512", any lower number mean a less strong algo (1 == md5) if current_hashed_password:sub(0, 10) ~= "{CRYPT}$6$" then local dn = conf["ldap_identifier"].."="..user..","..conf["ldap_group"] local hashed_password = hash_password(password) ldap:modify(dn, {'=', userPassword = hashed_password }) end end -- Read result of a command after given it securely the password function secure_cmd_password(cmd, password, start) -- Check password validity math.randomseed( os.time() ) local tmp_file = "/tmp/ssowat_"..math.random() local w_pwd = io.popen("("..cmd..") tee -a "..tmp_file, 'w') w_pwd:write(password) -- This second write is just to validate the password question -- Do not remove w_pwd:write("") w_pwd:close() local r_pwd = io.open(tmp_file, 'r') text = r_pwd:read "*a" r_pwd:close() os.remove(tmp_file) return text end -- Compute the user modification POST request -- It has to update cached information and edit the LDAP user entry -- according to the changes detected. function edit_user() conf = config.get_config() -- We need these calls since we are in a POST request ngx.req.read_body() local args = ngx.req.get_post_args() -- Ensure that user is logged in and has passed information -- before continuing. if is_logged_in() and args then -- Set HTTP status to 201 ngx.status = ngx.HTTP_CREATED local user = authUser -- In case of a password modification -- TODO: split this into a new function if string.ends(ngx.var.uri, "password.html") then -- Check current password against the cached one if args.currentpassword and args.currentpassword == cache:get(user.."-password") then -- and the new password against the confirmation field's content if args.newpassword == args.confirm then -- Check password validity local result_msg = secure_cmd_password("python /usr/lib/moulinette/yunohost/utils/password.py", args.newpassword) validation_error = true if result_msg == 'password_advice' or result_msg == nil or result_msg == "" then validation_error = nil end if validation_error == nil then local dn = conf["ldap_identifier"].."="..user..","..conf["ldap_group"] -- Open the LDAP connection local ldap = lualdap.open_simple(conf["ldap_host"], dn, args.currentpassword) local password = hash_password(args.newpassword) -- Modify the LDAP information if ldap:modify(dn, {'=', userPassword = password }) then if validation == nil then flash("win", t("password_changed")) else flash("win", t(result_msg)) end -- Reset the password cache cache:set(user.."-password", args.newpassword, conf["session_timeout"]) return redirect(conf.portal_url.."info.html") else flash("fail", t("password_changed_error")) end else flash("fail", t(result_msg)) end else flash("fail", t("password_not_match")) end else flash("fail", t("wrong_current_password")) end return redirect(conf.portal_url.."password.html") -- In case of profile modification -- TODO: split this into a new function elseif string.ends(ngx.var.uri, "edit.html") then -- Check that needed arguments exist if args.givenName and args.sn and args.mail then -- Unstack mailaliases local mailalias = {} if args["mailalias[]"] then if type(args["mailalias[]"]) == "string" then args["mailalias[]"] = {args["mailalias[]"]} end mailalias = args["mailalias[]"] end -- Unstack mail forwards local maildrop = {} if args["maildrop[]"] then if type(args["maildrop[]"]) == "string" then args["maildrop[]"] = {args["maildrop[]"]} end maildrop = args["maildrop[]"] end -- Limit domains per user: -- This ensures that a user already has an email address or an -- aliases that ends with a specific domain to claim new aliases -- on this domain. -- -- I.E. You need to have xxx@domain.org to claim a -- yyy@domain.org alias. -- local domains = {} local ldap = lualdap.open_simple(conf["ldap_host"]) for dn, attribs in ldap:search { base = conf["ldap_group"], scope = "onelevel", sizelimit = 1, filter = "(uid="..user..")", attrs = {"mail"} } do -- Construct proper emails array local mail_list = {} local mail_attr = attribs["mail"] if type(mail_attr) == "string" then mail_list = { mail_attr } elseif type(mail_attr) == "table" then mail_list = mail_attr end -- Filter configuration's domain list to keep only -- "allowed" domains for _, domain in ipairs(conf["domains"]) do for k, mail in ipairs(mail_list) do if string.ends(mail, "@"..domain) then if not is_in_table(domains, domain) then table.insert(domains, domain) end end end end end ldap:close() local rex = require "rex_pcre" local rex_flags = rex.flags() local mail_re = rex.new([[^[\w\.\-+%]+@([^\W_A-Z]+([\-]*[^\W_A-Z]+)*\.)+([^\W\d_]{2,})$]], rex_flags.UTF8 + rex_flags.UCP) local mails = {} -- Build an LDAP filter so that we can ensure that email -- addresses are used only once. local filter = "(|" table.insert(mailalias, 1, args.mail) -- Loop through all the aliases for k, mail in ipairs(mailalias) do if mail ~= "" then -- Check the mail pattern if not mail_re:match(mail) then flash("fail", t("invalid_mail")..": "..mail) return redirect(conf.portal_url.."edit.html") -- Check that the domain is known and allowed else local domain_valid = false for _, domain in ipairs(domains) do if string.ends(mail, "@"..domain) then domain_valid = true break end end if domain_valid then table.insert(mails, mail) filter = filter.."(mail="..mail..")" else flash("fail", t("invalid_domain").." "..mail) return redirect(conf.portal_url.."edit.html") end end end end -- filter should look like "(|(mail=my@mail.tld)(mail=my@mail2.tld))" filter = filter..")" -- For email forwards, we only need to check that they look -- like actual emails local drops = {} for k, mail in ipairs(maildrop) do if mail ~= "" then if not mail_re:match(mail) then flash("fail", t("invalid_mailforward")..": "..mail) return redirect(conf.portal_url.."edit.html") end table.insert(drops, mail) end end table.insert(drops, 1, user) -- We now have a list of validated emails and forwards. -- We need to check if there is a user with a claimed email -- already before writing modifications to the LDAP. local dn = conf["ldap_identifier"].."="..user..","..conf["ldap_group"] local ldap = lualdap.open_simple(conf["ldap_host"], dn, cache:get(user.."-password")) local cn = args.givenName.." "..args.sn for dn, attribs in ldap:search { base = conf["ldap_group"], scope = "onelevel", filter = filter, attrs = {conf["ldap_identifier"], "mail"} } do -- Another user with one of these emails has been found. if attribs[conf["ldap_identifier"]] and attribs[conf["ldap_identifier"]] ~= user then -- Construct proper emails array local mail_list = {} local mail_attr = attribs["mail"] if type(mail_attr) == "string" then mail_list = { mail_attr } elseif type(mail_attr) == "table" then mail_list = mail_attr end for _, mail in ipairs(mail_list) do if is_in_table(mails, mail) then flash("fail", t("mail_already_used").." "..mail) end end return redirect(conf.portal_url.."edit.html") end end -- No problem so far, we can write modifications to the LDAP if ldap:modify(dn, {'=', cn = cn, givenName = args.givenName, sn = args.sn, mail = mails, maildrop = drops }) then delete_user_info_cache(user) -- Ugly trick to force cache reloading set_headers(user) flash("win", t("information_updated")) return redirect(conf.portal_url.."info.html") else flash("fail", t("user_saving_fail")) end else flash("fail", t("missing_required_fields")) end return redirect(conf.portal_url.."edit.html") end end end -- hash the user password using sha-512 and using {CRYPT} to uses linux auth system -- because ldap doesn't support anything stronger than sha1 function hash_password(password) local hashed_password = secure_cmd_password("mkpasswd --method=sha-512", password) hashed_password = "{CRYPT}"..hashed_password return hashed_password end -- Compute the user login POST request -- It authenticates the user against the LDAP base then redirects to the portal function login() -- We need these calls since we are in a POST request ngx.req.read_body() local args = ngx.req.get_post_args() local uri_args = ngx.req.get_uri_args() args.user = string.lower(args.user) local user = authenticate(args.user, args.password) if user then ngx.status = ngx.HTTP_CREATED set_auth_cookie(user, ngx.var.host) else ngx.status = ngx.HTTP_UNAUTHORIZED flash("fail", t("wrong_username_password")) end -- Forward the `r` URI argument if it exists to redirect -- the user properly after a successful login. if uri_args.r then return redirect(conf.portal_url.."?r="..uri_args.r) else return redirect(conf.portal_url) end end -- Compute the user logout request -- It deletes session cached information to invalidate client side cookie -- information. function logout() -- We need this call since we are in a POST request local args = ngx.req.get_uri_args() -- Delete user cookie if logged in (that should always be the case) if is_logged_in() then delete_cookie() cache:delete("session_"..authUser) cache:delete(authUser.."-"..conf["ldap_identifier"]) -- Ugly trick to reload cache flash("info", t("logged_out")) end -- Redirect to portal anyway return redirect(conf.portal_url) end -- Set cookie and redirect (needed to properly set cookie) function redirect(url) ngx.log(ngx.NOTICE, "Redirect to: "..url) return ngx.redirect(url) end -- Set cookie and go on with the response (needed to properly set cookie) function pass() delete_redirect_cookie() -- When we are in the SSOwat portal, we need a default `content-type` if string.ends(ngx.var.uri, "/") or string.ends(ngx.var.uri, ".html") or string.ends(ngx.var.uri, ".htm") then ngx.header["Content-Type"] = "text/html" end return end