ldapsaisie/src/includes/class/class.LSauthMethod_HTTP.php

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<?php
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* https://ldapsaisie.org
*
* Author: See AUTHORS file in top-level directory.
*
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* Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA.
******************************************************************************/
LSsession :: loadLSclass('LSauthMethod_basic');
/**
* HTTP Authentication provider for LSauth
*
* @author Benjamin Renard <brenard@easter-eggs.com>
*/
class LSauthMethod_HTTP extends LSauthMethod_basic {
Add API feature Some major changes have been made to handle this new feature : - LSsession now have a flag about API mode. The displayTemplate() and displayAjaxReturn() methods have been adjust to correctly handle this mode. - LSauth system have been adjust to handle a custom API mode : - LSauthMethod can support or not this mode : the $api_mode_supported permit to defined if supported (default, false). Currently, only HTTP (default in API mode) and annonymous mode support it. - An api_access parameter permit to configure witch type of user LSobject types could use the API. This flag must be set to True to allow a type of LSobject (default: False). In a same way, a web_access parameter now permit to disable Web access for some types of users (but this parameter is optional and its default value is True). - The HTTP method is the privileged first method for API mode. In this mode, if auth data aren't present in environment, it will request it by triggered a 403 HTTP error. Realm can be configured with new LSAUTHMETHOD_HTTP_API_REALM constant. - The LStemplate system handle API mode to correctly react on errors: it return a JSON answer instead of HTML page. Error pages also now return adjusted HTTP code (404 or 500). - The LSurl system have been adjust to handle API mode : - On declaring handlers, we could now specify if it's an API view with new $api_mode paremeter of add_handler() method - The LSurlRequest object have a new attribute to check if it's an API request - The error_404() method handle the API mode to return JSON answer. Furthermore, if no handlers matched with the requested URL, API mode is automatically enabled if the requested URL starts with 'api/'. - LSform implement it own API mode flag and a new submited flag that be toggle via the new setSubmited() method. Some major changes also occured on LSformElement classes to specifically handle API input/output for each types of attributes: - a new getApiValue() method permit to retrieve the API value of the attribute (on show API view) - the getPostData() method now have to correctly handle API input for the attribute (on create/modify API views). A programmatic way have been adopted for each types of attributes. - The LSimport and LScli create/modify commands also evolved to enable API mode of the LSform. This permit to take advantage of the new capability of LSform/LSformElement to handle input values with a programmatic way. - New routes have been add to handle API views. All this new routes start with 'api/1.0/' and use the same URL schema as the web UI. The API currently permit to search/show/add/modify/remove LSobjects and manages their relations.
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// Boolean flag to specify if this LSauthMethod support API mode
protected static $api_mode_supported = true;
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public function __construct() {
parent :: __construct();
LSauth :: disableLoginForm();
if (!defined('LSAUTHMETHOD_HTTP_LOGOUT_REMOTE_URL'))
LSauth :: disableLogoutBtn();
}
/**
* Check Auth Data
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*
* Return authentication data or false
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*
* @retval Array|false Array of authentication data or False
**/
public function getAuthData() {
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if (!defined('LSAUTHMETHOD_HTTP_METHOD')) {
self :: log_debug('No HTTP method defined: use PHP_AUTH as default.');
define('LSAUTHMETHOD_HTTP_METHOD', 'PHP_AUTH');
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}
else {
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self :: log_debug('HTTP method to retrieve auth data is "'.LSAUTHMETHOD_HTTP_METHOD.'"');
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}
Add API feature Some major changes have been made to handle this new feature : - LSsession now have a flag about API mode. The displayTemplate() and displayAjaxReturn() methods have been adjust to correctly handle this mode. - LSauth system have been adjust to handle a custom API mode : - LSauthMethod can support or not this mode : the $api_mode_supported permit to defined if supported (default, false). Currently, only HTTP (default in API mode) and annonymous mode support it. - An api_access parameter permit to configure witch type of user LSobject types could use the API. This flag must be set to True to allow a type of LSobject (default: False). In a same way, a web_access parameter now permit to disable Web access for some types of users (but this parameter is optional and its default value is True). - The HTTP method is the privileged first method for API mode. In this mode, if auth data aren't present in environment, it will request it by triggered a 403 HTTP error. Realm can be configured with new LSAUTHMETHOD_HTTP_API_REALM constant. - The LStemplate system handle API mode to correctly react on errors: it return a JSON answer instead of HTML page. Error pages also now return adjusted HTTP code (404 or 500). - The LSurl system have been adjust to handle API mode : - On declaring handlers, we could now specify if it's an API view with new $api_mode paremeter of add_handler() method - The LSurlRequest object have a new attribute to check if it's an API request - The error_404() method handle the API mode to return JSON answer. Furthermore, if no handlers matched with the requested URL, API mode is automatically enabled if the requested URL starts with 'api/'. - LSform implement it own API mode flag and a new submited flag that be toggle via the new setSubmited() method. Some major changes also occured on LSformElement classes to specifically handle API input/output for each types of attributes: - a new getApiValue() method permit to retrieve the API value of the attribute (on show API view) - the getPostData() method now have to correctly handle API input for the attribute (on create/modify API views). A programmatic way have been adopted for each types of attributes. - The LSimport and LScli create/modify commands also evolved to enable API mode of the LSform. This permit to take advantage of the new capability of LSform/LSformElement to handle input values with a programmatic way. - New routes have been add to handle API views. All this new routes start with 'api/1.0/' and use the same URL schema as the web UI. The API currently permit to search/show/add/modify/remove LSobjects and manages their relations.
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$missing_info = null;
switch(constant('LSAUTHMETHOD_HTTP_METHOD')) {
case 'AUTHORIZATION':
$missing_info = 'HTTP_AUTHORIZATION';
if (isset($_SERVER['HTTP_AUTHORIZATION']) && !empty($_SERVER['HTTP_AUTHORIZATION'])) {
$authData = explode(':', base64_decode(substr($_SERVER['HTTP_AUTHORIZATION'], 6)));
if (is_array($authData) && count($authData) == 2) {
$this -> authData = array(
'username' => $authData[0],
'password' => $authData[1],
);
Add API feature Some major changes have been made to handle this new feature : - LSsession now have a flag about API mode. The displayTemplate() and displayAjaxReturn() methods have been adjust to correctly handle this mode. - LSauth system have been adjust to handle a custom API mode : - LSauthMethod can support or not this mode : the $api_mode_supported permit to defined if supported (default, false). Currently, only HTTP (default in API mode) and annonymous mode support it. - An api_access parameter permit to configure witch type of user LSobject types could use the API. This flag must be set to True to allow a type of LSobject (default: False). In a same way, a web_access parameter now permit to disable Web access for some types of users (but this parameter is optional and its default value is True). - The HTTP method is the privileged first method for API mode. In this mode, if auth data aren't present in environment, it will request it by triggered a 403 HTTP error. Realm can be configured with new LSAUTHMETHOD_HTTP_API_REALM constant. - The LStemplate system handle API mode to correctly react on errors: it return a JSON answer instead of HTML page. Error pages also now return adjusted HTTP code (404 or 500). - The LSurl system have been adjust to handle API mode : - On declaring handlers, we could now specify if it's an API view with new $api_mode paremeter of add_handler() method - The LSurlRequest object have a new attribute to check if it's an API request - The error_404() method handle the API mode to return JSON answer. Furthermore, if no handlers matched with the requested URL, API mode is automatically enabled if the requested URL starts with 'api/'. - LSform implement it own API mode flag and a new submited flag that be toggle via the new setSubmited() method. Some major changes also occured on LSformElement classes to specifically handle API input/output for each types of attributes: - a new getApiValue() method permit to retrieve the API value of the attribute (on show API view) - the getPostData() method now have to correctly handle API input for the attribute (on create/modify API views). A programmatic way have been adopted for each types of attributes. - The LSimport and LScli create/modify commands also evolved to enable API mode of the LSform. This permit to take advantage of the new capability of LSform/LSformElement to handle input values with a programmatic way. - New routes have been add to handle API views. All this new routes start with 'api/1.0/' and use the same URL schema as the web UI. The API currently permit to search/show/add/modify/remove LSobjects and manages their relations.
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return $this -> authData;
}
Add API feature Some major changes have been made to handle this new feature : - LSsession now have a flag about API mode. The displayTemplate() and displayAjaxReturn() methods have been adjust to correctly handle this mode. - LSauth system have been adjust to handle a custom API mode : - LSauthMethod can support or not this mode : the $api_mode_supported permit to defined if supported (default, false). Currently, only HTTP (default in API mode) and annonymous mode support it. - An api_access parameter permit to configure witch type of user LSobject types could use the API. This flag must be set to True to allow a type of LSobject (default: False). In a same way, a web_access parameter now permit to disable Web access for some types of users (but this parameter is optional and its default value is True). - The HTTP method is the privileged first method for API mode. In this mode, if auth data aren't present in environment, it will request it by triggered a 403 HTTP error. Realm can be configured with new LSAUTHMETHOD_HTTP_API_REALM constant. - The LStemplate system handle API mode to correctly react on errors: it return a JSON answer instead of HTML page. Error pages also now return adjusted HTTP code (404 or 500). - The LSurl system have been adjust to handle API mode : - On declaring handlers, we could now specify if it's an API view with new $api_mode paremeter of add_handler() method - The LSurlRequest object have a new attribute to check if it's an API request - The error_404() method handle the API mode to return JSON answer. Furthermore, if no handlers matched with the requested URL, API mode is automatically enabled if the requested URL starts with 'api/'. - LSform implement it own API mode flag and a new submited flag that be toggle via the new setSubmited() method. Some major changes also occured on LSformElement classes to specifically handle API input/output for each types of attributes: - a new getApiValue() method permit to retrieve the API value of the attribute (on show API view) - the getPostData() method now have to correctly handle API input for the attribute (on create/modify API views). A programmatic way have been adopted for each types of attributes. - The LSimport and LScli create/modify commands also evolved to enable API mode of the LSform. This permit to take advantage of the new capability of LSform/LSformElement to handle input values with a programmatic way. - New routes have been add to handle API views. All this new routes start with 'api/1.0/' and use the same URL schema as the web UI. The API currently permit to search/show/add/modify/remove LSobjects and manages their relations.
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else
self :: log_warning("Fail to decode and parse $missing_info environment variable.");
}
break;
case 'REMOTE_USER':
if (isset($_SERVER['REMOTE_USER']) && !empty($_SERVER['REMOTE_USER'])) {
$this -> authData = array(
'username' => $_SERVER['REMOTE_USER'],
'password' => false,
);
return $this -> authData;
}
Add API feature Some major changes have been made to handle this new feature : - LSsession now have a flag about API mode. The displayTemplate() and displayAjaxReturn() methods have been adjust to correctly handle this mode. - LSauth system have been adjust to handle a custom API mode : - LSauthMethod can support or not this mode : the $api_mode_supported permit to defined if supported (default, false). Currently, only HTTP (default in API mode) and annonymous mode support it. - An api_access parameter permit to configure witch type of user LSobject types could use the API. This flag must be set to True to allow a type of LSobject (default: False). In a same way, a web_access parameter now permit to disable Web access for some types of users (but this parameter is optional and its default value is True). - The HTTP method is the privileged first method for API mode. In this mode, if auth data aren't present in environment, it will request it by triggered a 403 HTTP error. Realm can be configured with new LSAUTHMETHOD_HTTP_API_REALM constant. - The LStemplate system handle API mode to correctly react on errors: it return a JSON answer instead of HTML page. Error pages also now return adjusted HTTP code (404 or 500). - The LSurl system have been adjust to handle API mode : - On declaring handlers, we could now specify if it's an API view with new $api_mode paremeter of add_handler() method - The LSurlRequest object have a new attribute to check if it's an API request - The error_404() method handle the API mode to return JSON answer. Furthermore, if no handlers matched with the requested URL, API mode is automatically enabled if the requested URL starts with 'api/'. - LSform implement it own API mode flag and a new submited flag that be toggle via the new setSubmited() method. Some major changes also occured on LSformElement classes to specifically handle API input/output for each types of attributes: - a new getApiValue() method permit to retrieve the API value of the attribute (on show API view) - the getPostData() method now have to correctly handle API input for the attribute (on create/modify API views). A programmatic way have been adopted for each types of attributes. - The LSimport and LScli create/modify commands also evolved to enable API mode of the LSform. This permit to take advantage of the new capability of LSform/LSformElement to handle input values with a programmatic way. - New routes have been add to handle API views. All this new routes start with 'api/1.0/' and use the same URL schema as the web UI. The API currently permit to search/show/add/modify/remove LSobjects and manages their relations.
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$missing_info = 'REMOTE_USER';
break;
case 'PHP_AUTH':
default:
if (isset($_SERVER['PHP_AUTH_USER']) && !empty($_SERVER['PHP_AUTH_USER'])) {
$this -> authData = array(
'username' => $_SERVER['PHP_AUTH_USER'],
'password' => $_SERVER['PHP_AUTH_PW'],
);
return $this -> authData;
}
Add API feature Some major changes have been made to handle this new feature : - LSsession now have a flag about API mode. The displayTemplate() and displayAjaxReturn() methods have been adjust to correctly handle this mode. - LSauth system have been adjust to handle a custom API mode : - LSauthMethod can support or not this mode : the $api_mode_supported permit to defined if supported (default, false). Currently, only HTTP (default in API mode) and annonymous mode support it. - An api_access parameter permit to configure witch type of user LSobject types could use the API. This flag must be set to True to allow a type of LSobject (default: False). In a same way, a web_access parameter now permit to disable Web access for some types of users (but this parameter is optional and its default value is True). - The HTTP method is the privileged first method for API mode. In this mode, if auth data aren't present in environment, it will request it by triggered a 403 HTTP error. Realm can be configured with new LSAUTHMETHOD_HTTP_API_REALM constant. - The LStemplate system handle API mode to correctly react on errors: it return a JSON answer instead of HTML page. Error pages also now return adjusted HTTP code (404 or 500). - The LSurl system have been adjust to handle API mode : - On declaring handlers, we could now specify if it's an API view with new $api_mode paremeter of add_handler() method - The LSurlRequest object have a new attribute to check if it's an API request - The error_404() method handle the API mode to return JSON answer. Furthermore, if no handlers matched with the requested URL, API mode is automatically enabled if the requested URL starts with 'api/'. - LSform implement it own API mode flag and a new submited flag that be toggle via the new setSubmited() method. Some major changes also occured on LSformElement classes to specifically handle API input/output for each types of attributes: - a new getApiValue() method permit to retrieve the API value of the attribute (on show API view) - the getPostData() method now have to correctly handle API input for the attribute (on create/modify API views). A programmatic way have been adopted for each types of attributes. - The LSimport and LScli create/modify commands also evolved to enable API mode of the LSform. This permit to take advantage of the new capability of LSform/LSformElement to handle input values with a programmatic way. - New routes have been add to handle API views. All this new routes start with 'api/1.0/' and use the same URL schema as the web UI. The API currently permit to search/show/add/modify/remove LSobjects and manages their relations.
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$missing_info = 'PHP_AUTH_USER';
}
Add API feature Some major changes have been made to handle this new feature : - LSsession now have a flag about API mode. The displayTemplate() and displayAjaxReturn() methods have been adjust to correctly handle this mode. - LSauth system have been adjust to handle a custom API mode : - LSauthMethod can support or not this mode : the $api_mode_supported permit to defined if supported (default, false). Currently, only HTTP (default in API mode) and annonymous mode support it. - An api_access parameter permit to configure witch type of user LSobject types could use the API. This flag must be set to True to allow a type of LSobject (default: False). In a same way, a web_access parameter now permit to disable Web access for some types of users (but this parameter is optional and its default value is True). - The HTTP method is the privileged first method for API mode. In this mode, if auth data aren't present in environment, it will request it by triggered a 403 HTTP error. Realm can be configured with new LSAUTHMETHOD_HTTP_API_REALM constant. - The LStemplate system handle API mode to correctly react on errors: it return a JSON answer instead of HTML page. Error pages also now return adjusted HTTP code (404 or 500). - The LSurl system have been adjust to handle API mode : - On declaring handlers, we could now specify if it's an API view with new $api_mode paremeter of add_handler() method - The LSurlRequest object have a new attribute to check if it's an API request - The error_404() method handle the API mode to return JSON answer. Furthermore, if no handlers matched with the requested URL, API mode is automatically enabled if the requested URL starts with 'api/'. - LSform implement it own API mode flag and a new submited flag that be toggle via the new setSubmited() method. Some major changes also occured on LSformElement classes to specifically handle API input/output for each types of attributes: - a new getApiValue() method permit to retrieve the API value of the attribute (on show API view) - the getPostData() method now have to correctly handle API input for the attribute (on create/modify API views). A programmatic way have been adopted for each types of attributes. - The LSimport and LScli create/modify commands also evolved to enable API mode of the LSform. This permit to take advantage of the new capability of LSform/LSformElement to handle input values with a programmatic way. - New routes have been add to handle API views. All this new routes start with 'api/1.0/' and use the same URL schema as the web UI. The API currently permit to search/show/add/modify/remove LSobjects and manages their relations.
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self :: log_warning("$missing_info variable not available in environment, trigger 403 error.");
// Auth data not available, trigger HTTP 403 error
if (defined('LSAUTHMETHOD_HTTP_REALM') && constant('LSAUTHMETHOD_HTTP_REALM'))
$realm = __(LSAUTHMETHOD_HTTP_REALM);
else
$realm = _('LdapSaisie - Authentication required');
header('WWW-Authenticate: Basic realm="'.$realm.'", charset="UTF-8"');
header('HTTP/1.0 401 Unauthorized');
LSerror :: addErrorCode(null, $realm);
LSsession :: displayAjaxReturn();
exit();
}
/**
* Check authentication
*
* @retval LSldapObject|false The LSldapObject of the user authificated or false
*/
public function authenticate() {
if ( (defined('LSAUTHMETHOD_HTTP_TRUST_WITHOUT_PASSWORD_CHALLENGE')) && (constant('LSAUTHMETHOD_HTTP_TRUST_WITHOUT_PASSWORD_CHALLENGE') === True)) {
// Return authObject without checking login/password by LDAP auth challenge
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self :: log_debug('Trust HTTP authenticated user without password challenge');
return LSauthMethod :: authenticate();
}
else {
return parent :: authenticate();
}
}
/**
* After logout
*
* This method is run by LSsession after the local session was
* was successfully destroyed.
*
* @retval void
**/
public static function afterLogout() {
if (defined('LSAUTHMETHOD_HTTP_LOGOUT_REMOTE_URL')) {
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self :: log_debug("Logout remote URL configured => redirect user to '".LSAUTHMETHOD_HTTP_LOGOUT_REMOTE_URL."'.");
LSurl :: redirect(LSAUTHMETHOD_HTTP_LOGOUT_REMOTE_URL);
}
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self :: log_debug('No logout remote URL configured');
return true;
}
}
/*
* Error Codes
*/
LSerror :: defineError('LSauthMethod_HTTP_01',
___("LSauthMethod_HTTP : the %{var} environnement variable is missing.")
);