def test_authenticate_success(request_context, monkeypatch, user_id):
monkeypatch.setattr(login, "_check_auth", lambda r: user_id)
assert user.id is None
with login.authenticate(request) as authenticated:
assert authenticated is True
assert user.id == user_id
assert user.id is None
def test_authenticate_fails(request_context, monkeypatch, user_id):
monkeypatch.setattr(login, "_check_auth", lambda r: None)
assert user.id is None
with login.authenticate(request) as authenticated:
assert authenticated is False
assert user.id is None
assert user.id is None
def _call_auth():
with login.authenticate(request) as authenticated:
if not authenticated:
return _handle_not_authenticated()
# When displaying the crash report message, the user authentication context
# has already been left. We need to preserve this information to be able to
# show the correct message for the current user.
g.may_see_crash_reports = config.user.may(
"general.see_crash_reports")
# This may raise an exception with error messages, which will then be displayed to the user.
_ensure_general_access()
# Initialize the multisite cmk.gui.i18n. This will be replaced by
# language settings stored in the user profile after the user
# has been initialized
_localize_request()
# Update the UI theme with the attribute configured by the user.
# Returns None on first load
assert config.user.id is not None
theme = cmk.gui.userdb.load_custom_attr(config.user.id, 'ui_theme',
lambda x: x)
html.set_theme(theme)
func()
return html.response
def test_web_server_auth_session(user_id):
environ = dict(create_environ(), REMOTE_USER=str(user_id))
with application_and_request_context(environ):
assert user.id is None
with login.authenticate(request) as authenticated:
assert authenticated is True
assert user.id == user_id
assert session.user_id == user.id
assert user.id is None
def test_web_server_auth_session(user_id):
environ = dict(create_environ(), REMOTE_USER=str(user_id))
with AppContext(DummyApplication(environ, None)), \
RequestContext(htmllib.html(http.Request(environ))):
assert user.id is None
with login.authenticate(request) as authenticated:
assert authenticated is True
assert user.id == user_id
assert session.user_id == user.id
assert user.id is None
def _call_auth():
if not login.authenticate(request):
_handle_not_authenticated()
return
# This may raise an exception with error messages, which will then be displayed to the user.
_ensure_general_access()
# Initialize the multisite cmk.gui.i18n. This will be replaced by
# language settings stored in the user profile after the user
# has been initialized
_localize_request()
# Update the UI theme with the attribute configured by the user
html.set_theme(config.user.get_attribute("ui_theme"))
func()
def _call_auth():
if not login.authenticate(request):
return _handle_not_authenticated()
# This may raise an exception with error messages, which will then be displayed to the user.
_ensure_general_access()
# Initialize the multisite cmk.gui.i18n. This will be replaced by
# language settings stored in the user profile after the user
# has been initialized
_localize_request()
# Update the UI theme with the attribute configured by the user.
# Returns None on first load
assert config.user.id is not None
theme = cmk.gui.userdb.load_custom_attr(config.user.id, 'ui_theme',
lambda x: x)
html.set_theme(theme)
func()
return html.response
