Resolve assert in cacheCleanup

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

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 * DEBUG: section 29    Authenticator
 * AUTHOR:  Robert Collins
 *
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/* The functions in this file handle authentication.
 * They DO NOT perform access control or auditing.
 * See acl.c for access control and client_side.c for auditing */

#include "squid.h"
#include "auth/UserRequest.h"
#include "auth/User.h"
/*#include "auth/Gadgets.h"
#include "acl/Acl.h"
#include "client_side.h"
*/
#include "auth/Config.h"
#include "auth/Scheme.h"
#include "HttpReply.h"
#include "HttpRequest.h"

/* Generic Functions */

char const *
AuthUserRequest::username() const
{
    if (user() != NULL)
        return user()->username();
    else
        return NULL;
}

/**** PUBLIC FUNCTIONS (ALL GENERIC!)  ****/

/* send the initial data to an authenticator module */
void
AuthUserRequest::start(RH * handler, void *data)
{
    assert(handler);
    debugs(29, 9, "authenticateStart: auth_user_request '" << this << "'");
    module_start(handler, data);
}

/*
 * Check a auth_user pointer for validity. Does not check passwords, just data
 * sensability. Broken or Unknown auth_types are not valid for use...
 */

int
authenticateValidateUser(AuthUserRequest::Pointer auth_user_request)
{
    debugs(29, 9, "authenticateValidateUser: Validating Auth_user request '" << auth_user_request << "'.");

    if (auth_user_request.getRaw() == NULL) {
        debugs(29, 4, "authenticateValidateUser: Auth_user_request was NULL!");
        return 0;
    }

    if (auth_user_request->user() == NULL) {
        debugs(29, 4, "authenticateValidateUser: No associated auth_user structure");
        return 0;
    }

    if (auth_user_request->user()->auth_type == AUTH_UNKNOWN) {
        debugs(29, 4, "authenticateValidateUser: Auth_user '" << auth_user_request->user() << "' uses unknown scheme.");
        return 0;
    }

    if (auth_user_request->user()->auth_type == AUTH_BROKEN) {
        debugs(29, 4, "authenticateValidateUser: Auth_user '" << auth_user_request->user() << "' is broken for it's scheme.");
        return 0;
    }

    /* any other sanity checks that we need in the future */

    /* Thus should a module call to something like authValidate */

    /* finally return ok */
    debugs(29, 5, "authenticateValidateUser: Validated Auth_user request '" << auth_user_request << "'.");

    return 1;

}

void *
AuthUserRequest::operator new (size_t byteCount)
{
    fatal ("AuthUserRequest not directly allocatable\n");
    return (void *)1;
}

void
AuthUserRequest::operator delete (void *address)
{
    fatal ("AuthUserRequest child failed to override operator delete\n");
}

AuthUserRequest::AuthUserRequest():_auth_user(NULL), message(NULL),
        lastReply (AUTH_ACL_CANNOT_AUTHENTICATE)
{
    debugs(29, 5, "AuthUserRequest::AuthUserRequest: initialised request " << this);
}

AuthUserRequest::~AuthUserRequest()
{
    assert(RefCountCount()==0);
    debugs(29, 5, "AuthUserRequest::~AuthUserRequest: freeing request " << this);

    if (user() != NULL) {
#if USER_REQUEST_LOOP_DEAD
        /* AYJ: something strange: in order to be deleted this object must not be
         * referenced anywhere. Including the AuthUser list of requests.
         * I expect the following loop to NEVER find a pointer to this request object.
         */
        user()->doneRequest(this);
#endif /* USER_REQUEST_LOOP_DEAD */

        /* release our references to the user credentials */
        user(NULL);
    }

    safe_free(message);
}

void
AuthUserRequest::setDenyMessage(char const *aString)
{
    safe_free(message);
    message = xstrdup(aString);
}

char const *
AuthUserRequest::getDenyMessage()
{
    return message;
}

char const *
AuthUserRequest::denyMessage(char const * const default_message)
{
    if (this == NULL || getDenyMessage() == NULL) {
        return default_message;
    }

    return getDenyMessage();
}

static void
authenticateAuthUserRequestSetIp(AuthUserRequest::Pointer auth_user_request, IpAddress &ipaddr)
{
    AuthUser::Pointer auth_user = auth_user_request->user();

    if (!auth_user)
        return;

    auth_user->addIp(ipaddr);
}

void
authenticateAuthUserRequestRemoveIp(AuthUserRequest::Pointer auth_user_request, IpAddress const &ipaddr)
{
    AuthUser::Pointer auth_user = auth_user_request->user();

    if (!auth_user)
        return;

    auth_user->removeIp(ipaddr);
}

void
authenticateAuthUserRequestClearIp(AuthUserRequest::Pointer auth_user_request)
{
    if (auth_user_request != NULL)
        auth_user_request->user()->clearIp();
}

int
authenticateAuthUserRequestIPCount(AuthUserRequest::Pointer auth_user_request)
{
    assert(auth_user_request != NULL);
    assert(auth_user_request->user() != NULL);
    return auth_user_request->user()->ipcount;
}


/*
 * authenticateUserAuthenticated: is this auth_user structure logged in ?
 */
int
authenticateUserAuthenticated(AuthUserRequest::Pointer auth_user_request)
{
    if (!authenticateValidateUser(auth_user_request))
        return 0;

    return auth_user_request->authenticated();
}

int
AuthUserRequest::direction()
{
    if (authenticateUserAuthenticated(this))
        return 0;

    return module_direction();

    return -2;
}

void
AuthUserRequest::addHeader(HttpReply * rep, int accelerated)
{}

void
AuthUserRequest::addTrailer(HttpReply * rep, int accelerated)
{}

void
AuthUserRequest::onConnectionClose(ConnStateData *)
{}

const char *
AuthUserRequest::connLastHeader()
{
    fatal("AuthUserRequest::connLastHeader should always be overridden by conn based auth schemes");
    return NULL;
}

/*
 * authenticateAuthenticateUser: call the module specific code to
 * log this user request in.
 * Cache hits may change the auth_user pointer in the structure if needed.
 * This is basically a handle approach.
 */
static void
authenticateAuthenticateUser(AuthUserRequest::Pointer auth_user_request, HttpRequest * request, ConnStateData * conn, http_hdr_type type)
{
    assert(auth_user_request.getRaw() != NULL);

    auth_user_request->authenticate(request, conn, type);
}

static AuthUserRequest::Pointer
authTryGetUser(AuthUserRequest::Pointer auth_user_request, ConnStateData * conn, HttpRequest * request)
{
    if (auth_user_request != NULL)
        return auth_user_request;
    else if (request != NULL && request->auth_user_request != NULL)
        return request->auth_user_request;
    else if (conn != NULL)
        return conn->auth_user_request;
    else
        return NULL;
}

/* returns one of
 * AUTH_ACL_CHALLENGE,
 * AUTH_ACL_HELPER,
 * AUTH_ACL_CANNOT_AUTHENTICATE,
 * AUTH_AUTHENTICATED
 *
 * How to use: In your proxy-auth dependent acl code, use the following
 * construct:
 * int rv;
 * if ((rv = AuthenticateAuthenticate()) != AUTH_AUTHENTICATED)
 *   return rv;
 *
 * when this code is reached, the request/connection is authenticated.
 *
 * if you have non-acl code, but want to force authentication, you need a
 * callback mechanism like the acl testing routines that will send a 40[1|7] to
 * the client when rv==AUTH_ACL_CHALLENGE, and will communicate with
 * the authenticateStart routine for rv==AUTH_ACL_HELPER
 *
 * Caller is responsible for locking and unlocking their *auth_user_request!
 */
AuthAclState
AuthUserRequest::authenticate(AuthUserRequest::Pointer * auth_user_request, http_hdr_type headertype, HttpRequest * request, ConnStateData * conn, IpAddress &src_addr)
{
    const char *proxy_auth;
    assert(headertype != 0);

    proxy_auth = request->header.getStr(headertype);

    /*
     * a note on proxy_auth logix here:
     * proxy_auth==NULL -> unauthenticated request || already
     * authenticated connection so we test for an authenticated
     * connection when we recieve no authentication header.
     */

    if (((proxy_auth == NULL) && (!authenticateUserAuthenticated(authTryGetUser(*auth_user_request,conn,request))))
            || (conn != NULL  && conn->auth_type == AUTH_BROKEN)) {
        /* no header or authentication failed/got corrupted - restart */
        debugs(29, 4, "authenticateAuthenticate: broken auth or no proxy_auth header. Requesting auth header.");
        /* something wrong with the AUTH credentials. Force a new attempt */

        if (conn != NULL) {
            conn->auth_type = AUTH_UNKNOWN;
            conn->auth_user_request = NULL;
        }

        *auth_user_request = NULL;
        return AUTH_ACL_CHALLENGE;
    }

    /*
     * Is this an already authenticated connection with a new auth header?
     * No check for function required in the if: its compulsory for conn based
     * auth modules
     */
    if (proxy_auth && conn != NULL && conn->auth_user_request != NULL &&
            authenticateUserAuthenticated(conn->auth_user_request) &&
            conn->auth_user_request->connLastHeader() != NULL &&
            strcmp(proxy_auth, conn->auth_user_request->connLastHeader())) {
        debugs(29, 2, "authenticateAuthenticate: DUPLICATE AUTH - authentication header on already authenticated connection!. AU " <<
               conn->auth_user_request << ", Current user '" <<
               conn->auth_user_request->username() << "' proxy_auth " <<
               proxy_auth);

        /* remove this request struct - the link is already authed and it can't be to
         * reauth.
         */

        /* This should _only_ ever occur on the first pass through
         * authenticateAuthenticate
         */
        assert(*auth_user_request == NULL);
        conn->auth_user_request = NULL;
        /* Set the connection auth type */
        conn->auth_type = AUTH_UNKNOWN;
    }

    /* we have a proxy auth header and as far as we know this connection has
     * not had bungled connection oriented authentication happen on it. */
    debugs(29, 9, "authenticateAuthenticate: header " << (proxy_auth ? proxy_auth : "-") << ".");

    if (*auth_user_request == NULL) {
        debugs(29, 9, "authenticateAuthenticate: This is a new checklist test on FD:" << (conn != NULL ? conn->fd : -1)  );

        if (proxy_auth && request->auth_user_request == NULL && conn != NULL && conn->auth_user_request != NULL) {
            AuthConfig * scheme = AuthConfig::Find(proxy_auth);

            if (!conn->auth_user_request->user() || conn->auth_user_request->user()->config != scheme) {
                debugs(29, 1, "authenticateAuthenticate: Unexpected change of authentication scheme from '" <<
                       conn->auth_user_request->user()->config->type() <<
                       "' to '" << proxy_auth << "' (client " <<
                       src_addr << ")");

                conn->auth_user_request = NULL;
                conn->auth_type = AUTH_UNKNOWN;
            }
        }

        if ((!request->auth_user_request)
                && (conn == NULL || conn->auth_type == AUTH_UNKNOWN)) {
            /* beginning of a new request check */
            debugs(29, 4, "authenticateAuthenticate: no connection authentication type");

            *auth_user_request = AuthConfig::CreateAuthUser(proxy_auth);
            if (!authenticateValidateUser(*auth_user_request)) {
                if (*auth_user_request == NULL)
                    return AUTH_ACL_CHALLENGE;

                /* the decode might have left a username for logging, or a message to
                 * the user */

                if ((*auth_user_request)->username()) {
                    request->auth_user_request = *auth_user_request;
                }

                *auth_user_request = NULL;
                return AUTH_ACL_CHALLENGE;
            }

            /* the user_request comes prelocked for the caller to createAuthUser (us) */
        } else if (request->auth_user_request != NULL) {
            *auth_user_request = request->auth_user_request;
        } else {
            assert (conn != NULL);
            if (conn->auth_user_request != NULL) {
                *auth_user_request = conn->auth_user_request;
            } else {
                /* failed connection based authentication */
                debugs(29, 4, "authenticateAuthenticate: Auth user request " <<
                       *auth_user_request << " conn-auth user request " <<
                       conn->auth_user_request << " conn type " <<
                       conn->auth_type << " authentication failed.");

                *auth_user_request = NULL;
                return AUTH_ACL_CHALLENGE;
            }
        }
    }

    if (!authenticateUserAuthenticated(*auth_user_request)) {
        /* User not logged in. Log them in */
        authenticateAuthenticateUser(*auth_user_request, request, conn, headertype);

        switch (authenticateDirection(*auth_user_request)) {

        case 1:

            if (request->auth_user_request == NULL) {
                request->auth_user_request = *auth_user_request;
            }

            /* fallthrough to -2 */

        case -2:
            /* this ACL check is finished. */
            *auth_user_request = NULL;
            return AUTH_ACL_CHALLENGE;

        case -1:
            /* we are partway through authentication within squid,
             * the *auth_user_request variables stores the auth_user_request
             * for the callback to here - Do not Unlock */
            return AUTH_ACL_HELPER;
        }

        /* on 0 the authentication is finished - fallthrough */
        /* See if user authentication failed for some reason */
        if (!authenticateUserAuthenticated(*auth_user_request)) {
            if ((*auth_user_request)->username()) {
                if (!request->auth_user_request) {
                    request->auth_user_request = *auth_user_request;
                }
            }

            *auth_user_request = NULL;
            return AUTH_ACL_CHALLENGE;
        }
    }

    /* copy username to request for logging on client-side */
    /* the credentials are correct at this point */
    if (request->auth_user_request == NULL) {
        request->auth_user_request = *auth_user_request;
        authenticateAuthUserRequestSetIp(*auth_user_request, src_addr);
    }

    return AUTH_AUTHENTICATED;
}

AuthAclState
AuthUserRequest::tryToAuthenticateAndSetAuthUser(AuthUserRequest::Pointer * auth_user_request, http_hdr_type headertype, HttpRequest * request, ConnStateData * conn, IpAddress &src_addr)
{
    /* If we have already been called, return the cached value */
    AuthUserRequest::Pointer t = authTryGetUser(*auth_user_request, conn, request);

    if (t != NULL && t->lastReply != AUTH_ACL_CANNOT_AUTHENTICATE && t->lastReply != AUTH_ACL_HELPER) {
        if (*auth_user_request == NULL)
            *auth_user_request = t;

        if (request->auth_user_request == NULL && t->lastReply == AUTH_AUTHENTICATED) {
            request->auth_user_request = t;
        }
        return t->lastReply;
    }

    /* ok, call the actual authenticator routine. */
    AuthAclState result = authenticate(auth_user_request, headertype, request, conn, src_addr);

    t = authTryGetUser(*auth_user_request, conn, request);

    if (t != NULL && result != AUTH_ACL_CANNOT_AUTHENTICATE && result != AUTH_ACL_HELPER)
        t->lastReply = result;

    return result;
}

/* returns
 * 0: no output needed
 * 1: send to client
 * -1: send to helper
 * -2: authenticate broken in some fashion
 */
int
authenticateDirection(AuthUserRequest::Pointer auth_user_request)
{
    if (auth_user_request == NULL)
        return -2;

    return auth_user_request->direction();
}

void
AuthUserRequest::addReplyAuthHeader(HttpReply * rep, AuthUserRequest::Pointer auth_user_request, HttpRequest * request, int accelerated, int internal)
/* send the auth types we are configured to support (and have compiled in!) */
{
    http_hdr_type type;

    switch (rep->sline.status) {

    case HTTP_PROXY_AUTHENTICATION_REQUIRED:
        /* Proxy authorisation needed */
        type = HDR_PROXY_AUTHENTICATE;
        break;

    case HTTP_UNAUTHORIZED:
        /* WWW Authorisation needed */
        type = HDR_WWW_AUTHENTICATE;
        break;

    default:
        /* Keep GCC happy */
        /* some other HTTP status */
        type = HDR_ENUM_END;
        break;
    }

    debugs(29, 9, "authenticateFixHeader: headertype:" << type << " authuser:" << auth_user_request);

    if (((rep->sline.status == HTTP_PROXY_AUTHENTICATION_REQUIRED)
            || (rep->sline.status == HTTP_UNAUTHORIZED)) && internal)
        /* this is a authenticate-needed response */
    {

        if ((auth_user_request != NULL) && authenticateDirection(auth_user_request) == 1)
            /* scheme specific */
            auth_user_request->user()->config->fixHeader(auth_user_request, rep, type, request);
        else {
            /* call each configured & running authscheme */

            for (Auth::authConfig::iterator  i = Auth::TheConfig.begin(); i != Auth::TheConfig.end(); ++i) {
                AuthConfig *scheme = *i;

                if (scheme->active())
                    scheme->fixHeader(NULL, rep, type, request);
                else
                    debugs(29, 4, "authenticateFixHeader: Configured scheme " << scheme->type() << " not Active");
            }
        }

    }
    /*
     * allow protocol specific headers to be _added_ to the existing
     * response - ie digest auth
     */

    if (auth_user_request != NULL) {
        auth_user_request->addHeader(rep, accelerated);
        if (auth_user_request->lastReply != AUTH_AUTHENTICATED)
            auth_user_request->lastReply = AUTH_ACL_CANNOT_AUTHENTICATE;
    }
}

void
authenticateFixHeader(HttpReply * rep, AuthUserRequest::Pointer auth_user_request, HttpRequest * request, int accelerated, int internal)
{
    AuthUserRequest::addReplyAuthHeader(rep, auth_user_request, request, accelerated, internal);
}


/* call the active auth module and allow it to add a trailer to the request */
void
authenticateAddTrailer(HttpReply * rep, AuthUserRequest::Pointer auth_user_request, HttpRequest * request, int accelerated)
{
    if (auth_user_request != NULL)
        auth_user_request->addTrailer(rep, accelerated);
}

AuthScheme::Pointer
AuthUserRequest::scheme() const
{
    /* TODO: this should be overriden by the child and be essentially a no-op */
    return AuthScheme::Find(user()->config->type());
}