- Required extracting logic into repo.
- Changed some existing creation paths to standardise behaviour.
- Added test to cover new endpoint.
- Added extra test for user delete to test migration.
- Changed how permission errors are thrown to ensure the right status
code can be reported when handled in API.
Old command registration method was interfering with default commands,
causing only a limited subset of commands to show overall.
This change follows the method the frameworks uses when loading in from a
directory to prevent issues with run/load order.
As per #3047.
Also made some SAML specific fixes:
- IDP initiated login was broken due to forced default session value.
Double checked against OneLogin lib docs that this reverted logic was fine.
- Changed how the saml login flow works to use 'withoutMiddleware' on
the route instead of hacking out the session driver. This was due to
the array driver (previously used for the hack) no longer being
considered non-persistent.
Since AzureAD graph is going away.
Tested using old AzureAD graph usage for backwards-compatbility, did not
seem to break things. Could not test with conditional access though due
to azure never enforcing it no matter what I attempted.
Fpr #3028
- Migrated env usages to config.
- Removed potentially unneeded config options or auto-set signed options
based upon provision of certificate.
- Aligned SP certificate env option naming with similar IDP option.
Tested via AFDS on windows server 2019. To test on other providers.
Session was being lost due to the callback POST request cookies
not being provided due to samesite=lax. This instead adds an additional
hop in the flow to route the request via a GET request so the session is
retained. SAML POST data is stored encrypted in cache via a unique ID
then pulled out straight afterwards, and restored into POST for the SAML
toolkit to validate.
Updated testing to cover.
- Removed uneeded custom refresh or logout actions for OIDC.
- Restructured how the services and guards are setup for external auth
systems. SAML2 and OIDC now directly share a lot more logic.
- Renamed any OpenId references to OIDC or OpenIdConnect
- Removed non-required CSRF excemption for OIDC
Not tested, Come to roadblock due to lack of PHP8 support in upstream
dependancies. Certificate was deemed to be non-valid on every test
attempt due to changes in PHP8.
- Made oidc config more generic to not be overly reliant on the library
based upon learnings from saml2 auth.
- Removed any settings that are redundant or not deemed required for
initial implementation.
- Reduced some methods down where not needed.
- Renamed OpenID to OIDC
- Updated .env.example.complete to align with all options and their
defaults
Related to #2169
Injected db instance was causing the DB connection to be
made a lot earlier than desired or required.
Swapped to a facade for now but ideally this extension of services needs
to be cleaned up with a better approach in general.
- Restructured some of the route naming to be a little more consistent.
- Moved the routes about to be more logically in one place.
- Created a new middleware to handle the auth of people that should be
allowed access to mfa setup routes, since these could be used by
existing logged in users or by people needing to setup MFA on access.
- Added testing to cover MFA setup required flow.
- Added TTL and method tracking to session last-login tracking system.
Also added testing to cover as part of this in addition to adding the
core backup code handling required.
Also added the standardised translations for switching mfa mode and
adding testing for this switching.
Also continued a bit on the MFA verification system.
Moved some MFA routes to public space using updated login service to get
the current user that is either logged in or last attempted login (With
correct creds).
Discovered some difficult edge cases:
- User image loading in header bar when using local_secure storage
- 404s showing user-specific visible content due to content listing on
404 page since user is in semi-logged in state. Maybe need to go
through and change up how logins are handled to centralise and
provide us better control at login time to prevent any auth level.
