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[thirdparty/squid.git] / src / auth / UserRequest.h

/*
 * Copyright (C) 1996-2017 The Squid Software Foundation and contributors
 *
 * Squid software is distributed under GPLv2+ license and includes
 * contributions from numerous individuals and organizations.
 * Please see the COPYING and CONTRIBUTORS files for details.
 */

#ifndef SQUID_AUTH_USERREQUEST_H
#define SQUID_AUTH_USERREQUEST_H

#if USE_AUTH

#include "AccessLogEntry.h"
#include "auth/AuthAclState.h"
#include "auth/Scheme.h"
#include "auth/User.h"
#include "dlink.h"
#include "helper/forward.h"
#include "HttpHeader.h"
#include "ip/Address.h"

class ConnStateData;
class HttpReply;
class HttpRequest;

/**
 * Maximum length (buffer size) for token strings.
 */
// XXX: Keep in sync with all others: bzr grep 'define MAX_AUTHTOKEN_LEN'
#define MAX_AUTHTOKEN_LEN   65535

/**
 * Node used to link an IP address to some user credentials
 * for the max_user_ip ACL feature.
 */
class AuthUserIP
{
    MEMPROXY_CLASS(AuthUserIP);

public:
    AuthUserIP(const Ip::Address &ip, time_t t) : ipaddr(ip), ip_expiretime(t) {}

    dlink_node node;

    /// IP address this user authenticated from
    Ip::Address ipaddr;

    /** When this IP should be forgotten.
     * Set to the time of last request made from this
     * (user,IP) pair plus authenticate_ip_ttl seconds
     */
    time_t ip_expiretime;
};

// TODO: make auth schedule AsyncCalls?
typedef void AUTHCB(void*);

namespace Auth
{

// NP: numeric values specified for old code backward compatibility.
//  remove after transition is complete
enum Direction {
    CRED_CHALLENGE = 1, ///< Client needs to be challenged. secure token.
    CRED_VALID = 0,     ///< Credentials are valid and a up to date. The OK/Failed state is accurate.
    CRED_LOOKUP = -1,   ///< Credentials need to be validated with the backend helper
    CRED_ERROR = -2     ///< ERROR in the auth module. Cannot determine the state of this request.
};

/**
 * This is a short lived structure is the visible aspect of the authentication framework.
 *
 * It and its children hold the state data while processing authentication for a client request.
 * The AuthenticationStateData object is merely a CBDATA wrapper for one of these.
 */
class UserRequest : public RefCountable
{
public:
    typedef RefCount<Auth::UserRequest> Pointer;

    UserRequest();
    virtual ~UserRequest();
    void *operator new(size_t byteCount);
    void operator delete(void *address);

public:
    /**
     * This is the object passed around by client_side and acl functions
     * it has request specific data, and links to user specific data
     * the user
     */
    User::Pointer _auth_user;

    /**
     *  Used by squid to determine what the next step in performing authentication for a given scheme is.
     *
     * \retval CRED_ERROR   ERROR in the auth module. Cannot determine request direction.
     * \retval CRED_LOOKUP  The auth module needs to send data to an external helper.
     *              Squid will prepare for a callback on the request and call the AUTHSSTART function.
     * \retval CRED_VALID   The auth module has all the information it needs to perform the authentication
     *              and provide a succeed/fail result.
     * \retval CRED_CHALLENGE   The auth module needs to send a new challenge to the request originator.
     *              Squid will return the appropriate status code (401 or 407) and call the registered
     *              FixError function to allow the auth module to insert it's challenge.
     */
    Direction direction();

    /**
     * Used by squid to determine whether the auth scheme has successfully authenticated the user request.
     *
     \retval true   User has successfully been authenticated.
     \retval false  Timeouts on cached credentials have occurred or for any reason the credentials are not valid.
     */
    virtual int authenticated() const = 0;

    /**
     * Check a auth_user pointer for validity.
     * Does not check passwords, just data sensability. Broken or Unknown auth_types are not valid for use...
     *
     * \retval false    User credentials are missing.
     * \retval false    User credentials use an unknown scheme type.
     * \retval false    User credentials are broken for their scheme.
     *
     * \retval true User credentials exist and may be able to authenticate.
     */
    bool valid() const;

    virtual void authenticate(HttpRequest * request, ConnStateData * conn, Http::HdrType type) = 0;

    /* template method - what needs to be done next? advertise schemes, challenge, handle error, nothing? */
    virtual Direction module_direction() = 0;

    /* add the [Proxy-]Authentication-Info header */
    virtual void addAuthenticationInfoHeader(HttpReply * rep, int accel);

    /* add the [Proxy-]Authentication-Info trailer */
    virtual void addAuthenticationInfoTrailer(HttpReply * rep, int accel);

    virtual void releaseAuthServer();

    // User credentials object this UserRequest is managing
    virtual User::Pointer user() {return _auth_user;}
    virtual const User::Pointer user() const {return _auth_user;}
    virtual void user(User::Pointer aUser) {_auth_user=aUser;}

    /**
     * Locate user credentials in one of several locations. Begin authentication if needed.
     *
     * Credentials may be found in one of the following locations (listed by order of preference):
     * - the source passed as parameter aUR
     * - cached in the HttpRequest parameter from a previous authentication of this request
     * - cached in the ConnStateData paremeter from a previous authentication of this connection
     *   (only applies to some situations. ie NTLM, Negotiate, Kerberos auth schemes,
     *    or decrypted SSL requests from inside an authenticated CONNECT tunnel)
     * - cached in the user credentials cache from a previous authentication of the same credentials
     *   (only applies to cacheable authentication methods, ie Basic auth)
     * - new credentials created from HTTP headers in this request
     *
     * The found credentials are returned in aUR and if successfully authenticated
     * may now be cached in one or more of the above locations.
     *
     * \return Some AUTH_ACL_* state
     */
    static AuthAclState tryToAuthenticateAndSetAuthUser(UserRequest::Pointer *aUR, Http::HdrType, HttpRequest *, ConnStateData *, Ip::Address &, AccessLogEntry::Pointer &);

    /// Add the appropriate [Proxy-]Authenticate header to the given reply
    static void addReplyAuthHeader(HttpReply * rep, UserRequest::Pointer auth_user_request, HttpRequest * request, int accelerated, int internal);

    /** Start an asynchronous helper lookup to verify the user credentials
     *
     * Uses startHelperLookup() for scheme-specific actions.
     *
     * The given callback will be called when the auth module has performed
     * it's external activities.
     *
     * \param handler   Handler to process the callback when its run
     * \param data  CBDATA for handler
     */
    void start(HttpRequest *request, AccessLogEntry::Pointer &al, AUTHCB *handler, void *data);

    char const * denyMessage(char const * const default_message = NULL);

    /** Possibly overrideable in future */
    void setDenyMessage(char const *);

    /** Possibly overrideable in future */
    char const * getDenyMessage();

    /**
     * Squid does not make assumptions about where the username is stored.
     * This function must return a pointer to a NULL terminated string to be used in logging the request.
     * The string should NOT be allocated each time this function is called.
     *
     \retval NULL   No username/usercode is known.
     \retval *      Null-terminated username string.
     */
    char const *username() const;

    Scheme::Pointer scheme() const;

    virtual const char * connLastHeader();

    /**
     * The string representation of the credentials send by client
     */
    virtual const char *credentialsStr() = 0;

    const char *helperRequestKeyExtras(HttpRequest *, AccessLogEntry::Pointer &al);

protected:
    /**
     * The scheme-specific actions to be performed when sending helper lookup.
     *
     * \see void start(HttpRequest *, AccessLogEntry::Pointer &, AUTHCB *, void *);
     */
    virtual void startHelperLookup(HttpRequest *request, AccessLogEntry::Pointer &al, AUTHCB *handler, void *data) = 0;

private:

    static AuthAclState authenticate(UserRequest::Pointer * auth_user_request, Http::HdrType headertype, HttpRequest * request, ConnStateData * conn, Ip::Address &src_addr, AccessLogEntry::Pointer &al);

    /** return a message on the 407 error pages */
    char *message;

    /**
     * We only attempt authentication once per http request. This
     * is to allow multiple auth acl references from different _access areas
     * when using connection based authentication
     */
    AuthAclState lastReply;
};

} // namespace Auth

/* AuthUserRequest */

/// \ingroup AuthAPI
void authenticateFixHeader(HttpReply *, Auth::UserRequest::Pointer, HttpRequest *, int, int);
/// \ingroup AuthAPI
void authenticateAddTrailer(HttpReply *, Auth::UserRequest::Pointer, HttpRequest *, int);

/// \ingroup AuthAPI
void authenticateAuthUserRequestRemoveIp(Auth::UserRequest::Pointer, Ip::Address const &);
/// \ingroup AuthAPI
void authenticateAuthUserRequestClearIp(Auth::UserRequest::Pointer);
/// \ingroup AuthAPI
int authenticateAuthUserRequestIPCount(Auth::UserRequest::Pointer);

/// \ingroup AuthAPI
/// See Auth::UserRequest::authenticated()
int authenticateUserAuthenticated(Auth::UserRequest::Pointer);

#endif /* USE_AUTH */
#endif /* SQUID_AUTHUSERREQUEST_H */