Merge pull request #2899 from coreos-inc/joseph.schorr/QS-36/appr-auth-improvement

Allow app registry to use robots and tokens to login
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@ -3,18 +3,11 @@ import logging
from base64 import b64decode
from flask import request
from app import authentication
from auth.oauth import validate_oauth_token
from auth.credentials import validate_credentials
from auth.validateresult import ValidateResult, AuthKind
from data import model
from util.names import parse_robot_username
logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
ACCESS_TOKEN_USERNAME = '$token'
OAUTH_TOKEN_USERNAME = '$oauthtoken'
def has_basic_auth(username):
""" Returns true if a basic auth header exists with a username and password pair that validates
against the internal authentication system. Returns True on full success and False on any
@ -41,44 +34,8 @@ def validate_basic_auth(auth_header):
return ValidateResult(AuthKind.basic, missing=True)
auth_username, auth_password_or_token = credentials
# Check for access tokens.
if auth_username == ACCESS_TOKEN_USERNAME:
logger.debug('Found basic auth header for access token')
try:
token = model.token.load_token_data(auth_password_or_token)
logger.debug('Successfully validated basic auth for access token %s', token.id)
return ValidateResult(AuthKind.basic, token=token)
except model.DataModelException:
logger.warning('Failed to validate basic auth for access token %s', auth_password_or_token)
return ValidateResult(AuthKind.basic, error_message='Invalid access token')
# Check for OAuth tokens.
if auth_username == OAUTH_TOKEN_USERNAME:
return validate_oauth_token(auth_password_or_token)
# Check for robots and users.
is_robot = parse_robot_username(auth_username)
if is_robot:
logger.debug('Found basic auth header for robot %s', auth_username)
try:
robot = model.user.verify_robot(auth_username, auth_password_or_token)
logger.debug('Successfully validated basic auth for robot %s', auth_username)
return ValidateResult(AuthKind.basic, robot=robot)
except model.InvalidRobotException as ire:
logger.warning('Failed to validate basic auth for robot %s: %s', auth_username, ire.message)
return ValidateResult(AuthKind.basic, error_message=ire.message)
# Otherwise, treat as a standard user.
(authenticated, err) = authentication.verify_and_link_user(auth_username, auth_password_or_token,
basic_auth=True)
if authenticated:
logger.debug('Successfully validated basic auth for user %s', authenticated.username)
return ValidateResult(AuthKind.basic, user=authenticated)
else:
logger.warning('Failed to validate basic auth for user %s: %s', auth_username, err)
return ValidateResult(AuthKind.basic, error_message=err)
result, _ = validate_credentials(auth_username, auth_password_or_token)
return result.with_kind(AuthKind.basic)
def _parse_basic_auth_header(auth):

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@ -0,0 +1,62 @@
import logging
from enum import Enum
from app import authentication
from auth.oauth import validate_oauth_token
from auth.validateresult import ValidateResult, AuthKind
from data import model
from util.names import parse_robot_username
logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
ACCESS_TOKEN_USERNAME = '$token'
OAUTH_TOKEN_USERNAME = '$oauthtoken'
class CredentialKind(Enum):
user = 'user'
robot = 'robot'
token = ACCESS_TOKEN_USERNAME
oauth_token = OAUTH_TOKEN_USERNAME
def validate_credentials(auth_username, auth_password_or_token):
""" Validates a pair of auth username and password/token credentials. """
# Check for access tokens.
if auth_username == ACCESS_TOKEN_USERNAME:
logger.debug('Found basic auth header for access token')
try:
token = model.token.load_token_data(auth_password_or_token)
logger.debug('Successfully validated basic auth for access token %s', token.id)
return ValidateResult(AuthKind.credentials, token=token), CredentialKind.token
except model.DataModelException:
logger.warning('Failed to validate basic auth for access token %s', auth_password_or_token)
return (ValidateResult(AuthKind.credentials, error_message='Invalid access token'),
CredentialKind.token)
# Check for OAuth tokens.
if auth_username == OAUTH_TOKEN_USERNAME:
return validate_oauth_token(auth_password_or_token), CredentialKind.oauth_token
# Check for robots and users.
is_robot = parse_robot_username(auth_username)
if is_robot:
logger.debug('Found basic auth header for robot %s', auth_username)
try:
robot = model.user.verify_robot(auth_username, auth_password_or_token)
logger.debug('Successfully validated basic auth for robot %s', auth_username)
return ValidateResult(AuthKind.credentials, robot=robot), CredentialKind.robot
except model.InvalidRobotException as ire:
logger.warning('Failed to validate basic auth for robot %s: %s', auth_username, ire.message)
return ValidateResult(AuthKind.credentials, error_message=ire.message), CredentialKind.robot
# Otherwise, treat as a standard user.
(authenticated, err) = authentication.verify_and_link_user(auth_username, auth_password_or_token,
basic_auth=True)
if authenticated:
logger.debug('Successfully validated basic auth for user %s', authenticated.username)
return ValidateResult(AuthKind.credentials, user=authenticated), CredentialKind.user
else:
logger.warning('Failed to validate basic auth for user %s: %s', auth_username, err)
return ValidateResult(AuthKind.credentials, error_message=err), CredentialKind.user

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@ -2,7 +2,8 @@ import pytest
from base64 import b64encode
from auth.basic import validate_basic_auth, ACCESS_TOKEN_USERNAME, OAUTH_TOKEN_USERNAME
from auth.basic import validate_basic_auth
from auth.credentials import ACCESS_TOKEN_USERNAME, OAUTH_TOKEN_USERNAME
from auth.validateresult import AuthKind, ValidateResult
from data import model
@ -23,7 +24,7 @@ def _token(username, password):
(_token(ACCESS_TOKEN_USERNAME, 'invalid'), ValidateResult(AuthKind.basic,
error_message='Invalid access token')),
(_token(OAUTH_TOKEN_USERNAME, 'invalid'),
ValidateResult(AuthKind.oauth, error_message='OAuth access token could not be validated')),
ValidateResult(AuthKind.basic, error_message='OAuth access token could not be validated')),
(_token('devtable', 'invalid'), ValidateResult(AuthKind.basic,
error_message='Invalid Username or Password')),
(_token('devtable+somebot', 'invalid'), ValidateResult(
@ -62,4 +63,4 @@ def test_valid_oauth(app):
oauth_token = list(model.oauth.list_access_tokens_for_user(user))[0]
token = _token(OAUTH_TOKEN_USERNAME, oauth_token.access_token)
result = validate_basic_auth(token)
assert result == ValidateResult(AuthKind.oauth, oauthtoken=oauth_token)
assert result == ValidateResult(AuthKind.basic, oauthtoken=oauth_token)

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@ -0,0 +1,36 @@
from auth.credentials import (ACCESS_TOKEN_USERNAME, OAUTH_TOKEN_USERNAME, validate_credentials,
CredentialKind)
from auth.validateresult import AuthKind, ValidateResult
from data import model
from test.fixtures import *
def test_valid_user(app):
result, kind = validate_credentials('devtable', 'password')
assert kind == CredentialKind.user
assert result == ValidateResult(AuthKind.credentials, user=model.user.get_user('devtable'))
def test_valid_robot(app):
robot, password = model.user.create_robot('somerobot', model.user.get_user('devtable'))
result, kind = validate_credentials(robot.username, password)
assert kind == CredentialKind.robot
assert result == ValidateResult(AuthKind.credentials, robot=robot)
def test_valid_token(app):
access_token = model.token.create_delegate_token('devtable', 'simple', 'sometoken')
result, kind = validate_credentials(ACCESS_TOKEN_USERNAME, access_token.code)
assert kind == CredentialKind.token
assert result == ValidateResult(AuthKind.credentials, token=access_token)
def test_valid_oauth(app):
user = model.user.get_user('devtable')
oauth_token = list(model.oauth.list_access_tokens_for_user(user))[0]
result, kind = validate_credentials(OAUTH_TOKEN_USERNAME, oauth_token.access_token)
assert kind == CredentialKind.oauth_token
assert result == ValidateResult(AuthKind.oauth, oauthtoken=oauth_token)
def test_invalid_user(app):
result, kind = validate_credentials('devtable', 'somepassword')
assert kind == CredentialKind.user
assert result == ValidateResult(AuthKind.credentials,
error_message='Invalid Username or Password')

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@ -13,6 +13,7 @@ class AuthKind(Enum):
basic = 'basic'
oauth = 'oauth'
signed_grant = 'signed_grant'
credentials = 'credentials'
class ValidateResult(object):
@ -56,6 +57,11 @@ class ValidateResult(object):
if self.identity:
identity_changed.send(app, identity=self.identity)
def with_kind(self, kind):
""" Returns a copy of this result, but with the kind replaced. """
return ValidateResult(kind, self.missing, self.user, self.token, self.oauthtoken, self.robot,
self.signed_data, self.error_message)
@property
def authed_user(self):
""" Returns the authenticated user, whether directly, or via an OAuth token. """

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@ -11,6 +11,7 @@ from cnr.exception import (
from flask import jsonify, request
from auth.auth_context import get_authenticated_user
from auth.credentials import validate_credentials
from auth.decorators import process_auth
from auth.permissions import CreateRepositoryPermission, ModifyRepositoryPermission
from endpoints.appr import appr_bp, require_app_repo_read, require_app_repo_write
@ -56,11 +57,11 @@ def login():
if not username or not password:
raise InvalidUsage('Missing username or password')
user, err = User.get_user(username, password)
if err is not None:
raise UnauthorizedAccess(err)
result, _ = validate_credentials(username, password)
if not result.auth_valid:
raise UnauthorizedAccess(result.error_message)
return jsonify({'token': "basic " + b64encode("%s:%s" % (user.username, password))})
return jsonify({'token': "basic " + b64encode("%s:%s" % (username, password))})
# @TODO: Redirect to S3 url

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@ -8,6 +8,7 @@ from flask import request, make_response, jsonify, session
from app import authentication, userevents, metric_queue
from auth.auth_context import get_authenticated_user, get_validated_token, get_validated_oauth_token
from auth.credentials import validate_credentials, CredentialKind
from auth.decorators import process_auth
from auth.permissions import (
ModifyRepositoryPermission, UserAdminPermission, ReadRepositoryPermission,
@ -84,34 +85,32 @@ def create_user():
# UGH! we have to use this response when the login actually worked, in order
# to get the CLI to try again with a get, and then tell us login succeeded.
success = make_response('"Username or email already exists"', 400)
result, kind = validate_credentials(username, password)
if not result.auth_valid:
if kind == CredentialKind.token:
abort(400, 'Invalid access token.', issue='invalid-access-token')
if username == '$token':
if model.load_token(password):
return success
abort(400, 'Invalid access token.', issue='invalid-access-token')
if kind == CredentialKind.robot:
abort(400, 'Invalid robot account or password.', issue='robot-login-failure')
elif username == '$oauthtoken':
if model.validate_oauth_token(password):
return success
abort(400, 'Invalid oauth access token.', issue='invalid-oauth-access-token')
if kind == CredentialKind.oauth_token:
abort(400, 'Invalid oauth access token.', issue='invalid-oauth-access-token')
elif '+' in username:
if model.verify_robot(username, password):
return success
abort(400, 'Invalid robot account or password.', issue='robot-login-failure')
if kind == CredentialKind.user:
# Mark that the login failed.
event = userevents.get_event(username)
event.publish_event_data('docker-cli', {'action': 'loginfailure'})
abort(400, result.error_message, issue='login-failure')
(verified, error_message) = authentication.verify_and_link_user(username, password,
basic_auth=True)
if verified:
# Default case: Just fail.
abort(400, result.error_message, issue='login-failure')
if result.has_user:
# Mark that the user was logged in.
event = userevents.get_event(username)
event.publish_event_data('docker-cli', {'action': 'login'})
return success
else:
# Mark that the login failed.
event = userevents.get_event(username)
event.publish_event_data('docker-cli', {'action': 'loginfailure'})
abort(400, error_message, issue='login-failure')
return success
@v1_bp.route('/users', methods=['GET'])