class ValidateController(BaseController):
'''
The privacyidea.controllers are the implementation of the web-API to talk to the privacyIDEA server.
The ValidateController is used to validate the username with its given OTP value.
An Authentication module like pam_privacyidea or rlm_privacyidea uses this ValidateController.
The functions of the ValidateController are invoked like this
https://server/validate/<functionname>
The functions are described below in more detail.
'''
@log_with(log)
def __before__(self, action, **params):
try:
c.audit['client'] = get_client()
self.Policy = PolicyClass(request, config, c,
get_privacyIDEA_config(),
token_type_list = get_token_type_list())
return response
except Exception as exx:
log.error("exception %r" % (action, exx))
log.error(traceback.format_exc())
Session.rollback()
Session.close()
return sendError(response, exx, context='before')
finally:
pass
@log_with(log)
def __after__(self, action, **params):
self.audit.log(c.audit)
return response
@log_with(log)
def _check(self, param):
'''
basic check function, that can be used by different controllers
:param param: dict of all caller parameters
:type param: dict
:return: Tuple of True or False and opt
:rtype: Tuple(boolean, opt)
'''
opt = None
options = {}
## put everythin in the options but the user, pass, init
options.update(param)
for para in ["pass", "user", "init"]:
if options.has_key(para):
del options[para]
passw = getParam(param, "pass", optional)
user = getUserFromParam(param, optional)
# support for ocra application challenge verification
challenge = getParam(param, "challenge", optional)
if challenge is not None:
options = {}
options['challenge'] = challenge
c.audit['user'] = user.login
realm = user.realm or getDefaultRealm()
c.audit['realm'] = realm
# AUTHORIZATION Pre Check
# we need to overwrite the user.realm in case the user does not exist in the original realm (setrealm-policy)
user.realm = self.Policy.set_realm(user.login, realm, exception=True)
self.Policy.check_user_authorization(user.login, user.realm, exception=True)
if isSelfTest() == True:
initTime = getParam(param, "init", optional)
if initTime is not None:
if options is None:
options = {}
options['initTime'] = initTime
(ok, opt) = checkUserPass(user, passw, options=options)
c.audit['success'] = ok
if ok:
# AUTHORIZATION post check
toks = getTokens4UserOrSerial(None, c.audit["serial"])
if len(toks) > 0 and c.audit["serial"]:
# This might be empty in case of passOnNoToken
ttype = toks[0].getType().lower()
self.Policy.check_auth_tokentype(ttype, exception=True, user=user)
self.Policy.check_auth_serial(c.audit['serial'], exception=True, user=user)
# add additional details
if self.Policy.is_auth_return(ok, user=user):
if opt == None:
opt = {}
if ok:
opt['realm'] = c.audit.get('realm')
opt['user'] = c.audit.get('user')
opt['tokentype'] = c.audit.get('token_type')
opt['serial'] = c.audit.get('serial')
else:
opt['error'] = c.audit.get('action_detail')
return (ok, opt)
# @profile_decorator(log_file="/tmp/validate.prof")
@log_with(log)
def check(self, action, **params):
'''
This function is used to validate the username and the otp value/password.
method:
validate/check
arguments:
* user: The username or loginname
* pass: The password that consist of a possible fixed password component and the OTP value
* realm (optional): An optional realm to match the user to a useridresolver
* challenge (optional): optional challenge + otp verification for challenge response token. This indicates, that tis request is a challenge request.
* data (optional): optional challenge + otp verification for challenge response token. This indicates, that tis request is a challenge request.
* state (optional): The optional id to respond to a previous challenge.
* transactionid (optional): The optional id to respond to a previous challenge.
returns:
JSON response::
{
"version": "privacyIDEA 2.4",
"jsonrpc": "2.0",
"result": {
"status": true,
"value": false
},
"id": 0
}
If ``status`` is ``true`` the request was handled successfully.
If ``value`` is ``true`` the user was authenticated successfully.
'''
param = {}
ok = False
opt = None
try:
param.update(request.params)
# prevent the detection if a user exist
# by sending a request w.o. pass parameter
try:
(ok, opt) = self._check(param)
except (AuthorizeException, ParameterError) as exx:
log.warning("authorization failed for validate/check: %r"
% exx)
c.audit['success'] = False
c.audit['info'] = unicode(exx)
ok = False
if self.Policy.is_auth_return(ok):
if opt == None:
opt = {}
opt['error'] = c.audit.get('info')
Session.commit()
qr = getParam(param, 'qr', optional)
if qr is not None and opt is not None and opt.has_key('message'):
try:
dataobj = opt.get('message')
param['alt'] = "%s" % opt
return sendQRImageResult(response, dataobj, param)
except Exception as exc:
log.warning("failed to send QRImage: %r " % exc)
return sendQRImageResult(response, opt, param)
else:
return sendResult(response, ok, 0, opt=opt)
except Exception as exx:
log.error("validate/check failed: %r" % exx)
log.error(traceback.format_exc())
# If an internal error occurs or the SMS gateway did not send the SMS, we write this to the detail info.
c.audit['info'] = unicode(exx)
Session.rollback()
return sendError(response, u"validate/check failed: %s"
% unicode(exx), 0)
finally:
Session.close()
@log_with(log)
def check_yubikey(self, action, **params):
'''
This function is used to validate the output of a yubikey
method:
validate/check_yubikey
:param pass: The password that consist of the static yubikey prefix and the otp
:type pass: string
:return: JSON Object
returns:
JSON response::
{
"version": "privacyIDEA 2.4",
"jsonrpc": "2.0",
"result": {
"status": true,
"value": false
},
"detail" : {
"username": username,
"realm": realm
},
"id": 0
}
'''
param = request.params
passw = getParam(param, "pass", required)
try:
ok = False
try:
ok, opt = checkYubikeyPass(passw)
c.audit['success'] = ok
except AuthorizeException as exx:
log.warning("authorization failed for validate/check_yubikey: %r"
% exx)
c.audit['success'] = False
c.audit['info'] = unicode(exx)
ok = False
Session.commit()
return sendResult(response, ok, 0, opt=opt)
except Exception as exx:
log.error("validate/check_yubikey failed: %r" % exx)
log.error(traceback.format_exc())
c.audit['info'] = unicode(exx)
Session.rollback()
return sendError(response, u"validate/check_yubikey failed: %s"
% unicode(exx), 0)
finally:
Session.close()
@log_with(log)
def check_url(self, action, **params):
'''
This function works with pam_url.
'''
ok = False
param = {}
try:
param.update(request.params)
try:
(ok, opt) = self._check(param)
except AuthorizeException as acc:
log.warning("authorization failed for validate/check_url: %r" % acc)
c.audit['success'] = False
c.audit['action_detail'] = unicode(acc)
ok = False
Session.commit()
response.headers['blablafoo'] = 'application/json'
## TODO: this code seems not to be finished
if not ok:
abort(403)
else:
return "Preshared Key Todo"
except webob.exc.HTTPUnauthorized as acc:
## the exception, when an abort() is called if forwarded
log.error("webob.exception %r" % acc)
log.error(traceback.format_exc())
Session.rollback()
raise acc
except Exception as exx:
log.error("validate/check_url failed: %r" % exx)
log.error(traceback.format_exc())
Session.rollback()
return sendError(response, u"validate/check_url failed: %s"
% unicode(exx), 0)
finally:
Session.close()
@log_with(log)
def samlcheck(self, action, **params):
'''
This function is used to validate the username and the otp value/password
in a SAML environment. If ``privacyidea.allowSamlAttributes = True``
then the attributes of the authenticated users are also contained
in the response.
method:
validate/samlcheck
arguments:
* user: username / loginname
* pass: the password that consists of a possible fixes password component and the OTP value
* realm: optional realm to match the user to a useridresolver
returns:
JSON response
'''
try:
opt = None
param = request.params
(ok, opt) = self._check(param)
attributes = {}
if True == ok:
allowSAML = False
try:
allowSAML = getFromConfig("allowSamlAttributes")
except:
log.warning("Calling controller samlcheck. But allowSamlAttributes == False.")
if "True" == allowSAML:
## Now we get the attributes of the user
user = getUserFromParam(param, optional)
(uid, resId, resIdC) = getUserId(user)
userInfo = getUserInfo(uid, resId, resIdC)
#users = getUserList({ 'username':user.getUser()} , user)
log.debug("getting attributes for: %s@%s"
% (user.getUser(), user.getRealm()))
res = userInfo
for key in ['username',
'surname',
'mobile',
'phone',
'givenname',
'email']:
if key in res:
attributes[key] = res[key]
Session.commit()
return sendResult(response, { 'auth': ok, 'attributes' : attributes } , 0, opt)
except Exception as exx:
log.error("validate/check failed: %r" % exx)
log.error(traceback.format_exc())
Session.rollback()
return sendError(response, "validate/samlcheck failed: %s"
% unicode(exx), 0)
finally:
Session.close()
@log_with(log)
def check_t(self, action, **params):
param = {}
value = {}
ok = False
opt = None
try:
param.update(request.params)
passw = getParam(param, "pass", required)
transid = param.get('state', None)
if transid is not None:
param['transactionid'] = transid
del param['state']
if transid is None:
transid = param.get('transactionid', None)
if transid is None:
raise Exception("missing parameter: state or transactionid!")
serial = get_tokenserial_of_transaction(transId=transid)
if serial is None:
value['value'] = False
value['failure'] = 'No challenge for transaction %r found'\
% transid
else:
param['serial'] = serial
tokens = getTokens4UserOrSerial(serial=serial)
if len(tokens) == 0 or len(tokens) > 1:
raise Exception('tokenmismatch for token serial: %s'
% (unicode(serial)))
theToken = tokens[0]
tok = theToken.token
realms = tok.getRealmNames()
if realms is None or len(realms) == 0:
realm = getDefaultRealm()
elif len(realms) > 0:
realm = realms[0]
userInfo = getUserInfo(tok.privacyIDEAUserid, tok.privacyIDEAIdResolver, tok.privacyIDEAIdResClass)
user = User(login=userInfo.get('username'), realm=realm)
(ok, opt) = checkSerialPass(serial, passw, user=user,
options=param)
value['value'] = ok
failcount = theToken.getFailCount()
value['failcount'] = int(failcount)
c.audit['success'] = ok
#c.audit['info'] += "%s=%s, " % (k, value)
Session.commit()
qr = getParam(param, 'qr', optional)
if qr is not None and opt is not None and opt.has_key('message'):
try:
dataobj = opt.get('message')
param['alt'] = "%s" % opt
return sendQRImageResult(response, dataobj, param)
except Exception as exc:
log.warning("failed to send QRImage: %r " % exc)
return sendQRImageResult(response, opt, param)
else:
return sendResult(response, value, 1, opt=opt)
except Exception as exx:
log.error("validate/check_t failed: %r" % exx)
log.error(traceback.format_exc())
c.audit['info'] = unicode(exx)
Session.rollback()
return sendError(response, "validate/check_t failed: %s"
% unicode(exx), 0)
finally:
Session.close()
@log_with(log)
def check_s(self, action, **params):
'''
This function is used to validate the serial and the otp value/password.
method:
validate/check_s
arguments:
* serial: the serial number of the token
* pass: the password that consists of a possible fixes password component
and the OTP value
returns:
JSON response
'''
param = {}
param.update(request.params)
options = {}
options.update(param)
for k in ['user', 'serial', "pass", "init"]:
if k in options:
del options[k]
if 'init' in param:
if isSelfTest() == True:
options['initTime'] = param.get('init')
try:
passw = getParam(param, "pass", optional)
serial = getParam(param, 'serial', optional)
if serial is None:
user = getParam(param, 'user', optional)
if user is not None:
user = getUserFromParam(param, optional)
toks = getTokens4UserOrSerial(user=user)
if len(toks) == 0:
raise Exception("No token found!")
elif len(toks) > 1:
raise Exception("More than one token found!")
else:
tok = toks[0].token
desc = tok.get()
realms = desc.get('privacyIDEA.RealmNames')
if realms is None or len(realms) == 0:
realm = getDefaultRealm()
elif len(realms) > 0:
realm = realms[0]
userInfo = getUserInfo(tok.privacyIDEAUserid, tok.privacyIDEAIdResolver, tok.privacyIDEAIdResClass)
user = User(login=userInfo.get('username'), realm=realm)
serial = tok.getSerial()
c.audit['serial'] = serial
if isSelfTest() == True:
initTime = getParam(param, "init", optional)
if initTime is not None:
if options is None:
options = {}
options['initTime'] = initTime
(ok, opt) = checkSerialPass(serial, passw, options=options)
c.audit['success'] = ok
Session.commit()
qr = getParam(param, 'qr', optional)
if qr is not None and opt is not None and opt.has_key('message'):
try:
dataobj = opt.get('message')
param['alt'] = "%s" % opt
return sendQRImageResult(response, dataobj, param)
except Exception as exc:
log.warning("failed to send QRImage: %r " % exc)
return sendQRImageResult(response, opt, param)
else:
return sendResult(response, ok, 0, opt=opt)
except Exception as exx:
log.error("validate/check_s failed: %r" % exx)
log.error(traceback.format_exc())
c.audit['info'] = unicode(exx)
Session.rollback()
return sendError(response, "validate/check_s failed: %s"
% unicode(exx), 0)
finally:
Session.close()
@log_with(log)
def simplecheck(self, action, **params):
'''
This function is used to validate the username and the otp value/password.
method:
validate/simplecheck
arguments:
* user: username / loginname
* pass: the password that consists of a possible fixes password component
and the OTP value
* realm: additional realm to match the user to a useridresolver
returns:
Simple ascii response:
:-)
in case of success
:-(
in case of failed authentication
:-/
in case of any error
'''
opt = None
param = request.params
res = []
try:
try:
(ok, opt) = self._check(param)
except AuthorizeException as e:
log.warning("validate/simplecheck: %r" % e)
c.audit['success'] = False
c.audit['action_detail'] = unicode(e)
ok = False
Session.commit()
if ok == True:
ret = u":-)"
else:
ret = u":-("
res.append(ret)
if opt != None:
stat = opt.get('transactionid') or opt.get('state') or ""
res.append(stat)
msg = opt.get('data') or opt.get('message') or ""
res.append(msg)
#TODO: implement serialize additional info of check
return " ".join(res)
except Exception as exx:
log.error("failed: %r" % exx)
log.error(traceback.format_exc())
Session.rollback()
return u":-/"
finally:
Session.close()
def ok(self):
return sendResult(response, "TRUE", 0)
def fail(self):
return sendResult(response, "FALSE", 0)
@log_with(log)
def smspin(self, action, **params):
'''
This function is used in conjunction with an SMS token:
the user authenticates with user and pin (pass) and
will receive on his mobile an OTP as message
method:
validate/smspin
arguments:
* user: username / loginname
* pass: the password that consists of a possible fixed password
* realm: additional realm to match the user to a useridresolver
returns:
JSON response
'''
ret = False
param = request.params
state = ''
message = 'No sms message defined!'
try:
user = getUserFromParam(param, optional)
c.audit['user'] = user.login
c.audit['realm'] = user.realm or getDefaultRealm()
c.audit['success'] = 0
(ret, opt) = self._check(param)
## here we build some backward compatibility
if type(opt) is dict:
state = opt.get('state', '') or ''
message = opt.get('message', '') or 'No sms message defined!'
# sucessfull submit
if (message in ['sms with otp already submitted',
'sms submitted']
and len(state) > 0):
ret = True
c.audit['success'] = 1
# sending sms failed should be an error
elif message in ['sending sms failed']:
ret = True
c.audit['success'] = 0
# anything else is an exception
else:
raise Exception(message)
Session.commit()
return sendResult(response, ret, opt)
except Exception as exx:
log.error("validate/smspin failed: %r" % exx)
log.error(traceback.format_exc())
# If an internal error occurs or the SMS gateway did not send the SMS, we write this to the detail info.
c.audit['info'] = unicode(exx)
Session.rollback()
return sendError(response, "validate/smspin failed: %s"
% unicode(exx), 0)
finally:
Session.close()
def authenticate_privacyidea_user(user, realm, password):
'''
this function performs an authentication against the
privacyidea server.
:param user: Username of the user
:type user: string
:return: In case of success return the username
:rtype: string
'''
res = False
success = None
Policy = PolicyClass(request,
config,
c,
get_privacyIDEA_config())
if Policy.check_user_authorization(user, realm, exception=False):
'''
We SHOULD do it this way, but unfortunately we
only get the complete context in a web request.
We are missing the client and the HSM!
(res, _opt) = checkUserPass(User(login=user, realm=realm), password)
Big FIXME: The server is asking himself... :-/
'''
# we need to pass the client= to cope with client dependent policies.
# Otherwise the authentication request will have the client 127.0.0.1
# as the source.
client = request.client_addr
data = urllib.urlencode({'user': user,
'realm': realm,
'pass': password,
'client': client})
url = ini_config.get("privacyideaURL") + "/validate/check"
disable_ssl = ini_config.get("privacyideaURL.disable_ssl", False)
headers = {"Content-type": "application/x-www-form-urlencoded",
"Accept": "text/plain"}
try:
# is httplib compiled with ssl?
http = httplib2.\
Http(disable_ssl_certificate_validation=disable_ssl)
except TypeError as exx:
# not so on squeeze:
# TypeError: __init__() got an unexpected keyword argument
# 'disable_ssl_certificate_validation'
log.warning("httplib2 'disable_ssl_certificate_validation' "
"attribute error: %r" % exx)
# so we run in fallback mode
http = httplib2.Http()
(_resp, content) = http.request(url,
method="POST",
body=data,
headers=headers)
rv = json.loads(content)
if rv.get("result"):
# in case of normal json output
res = rv['result'].get('value', False)
if res:
success = "%s@%s" % (user, realm)
return success
