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#pragma once
#include <app.h>
#include <common.h>
#include <http_request.h>
#include <http_response.h>
#include <boost/container/flat_set.hpp>
#include <pam_authenticate.hpp>
#include <persistent_data_middleware.hpp>
#include <webassets.hpp>
#include <random>
namespace crow
{
namespace login_routes
{
template <typename... Middlewares>
void requestRoutes(Crow<Middlewares...>& app)
{
static_assert(
black_magic::Contains<persistent_data::Middleware,
Middlewares...>::value,
"token_authorization middleware must be enabled in app to use "
"auth routes");
BMCWEB_ROUTE(app, "/login")
.methods(boost::beast::http::verb::post)([](const crow::Request& req,
crow::Response& res) {
std::string_view contentType = req.getHeaderValue("content-type");
std::string_view username;
std::string_view password;
bool looksLikePhosphorRest = false;
// This object needs to be declared at this scope so the strings
// within it are not destroyed before we can use them
nlohmann::json loginCredentials;
// Check if auth was provided by a payload
if (boost::starts_with(contentType, "application/json"))
{
loginCredentials =
nlohmann::json::parse(req.body, nullptr, false);
if (loginCredentials.is_discarded())
{
BMCWEB_LOG_DEBUG << "Bad json in request";
res.result(boost::beast::http::status::bad_request);
res.end();
return;
}
// check for username/password in the root object
// THis method is how intel APIs authenticate
nlohmann::json::iterator userIt =
loginCredentials.find("username");
nlohmann::json::iterator passIt =
loginCredentials.find("password");
if (userIt != loginCredentials.end() &&
passIt != loginCredentials.end())
{
const std::string* userStr =
userIt->get_ptr<const std::string*>();
const std::string* passStr =
passIt->get_ptr<const std::string*>();
if (userStr != nullptr && passStr != nullptr)
{
username = *userStr;
password = *passStr;
}
}
else
{
// Openbmc appears to push a data object that contains the
// same keys (username and password), attempt to use that
auto dataIt = loginCredentials.find("data");
if (dataIt != loginCredentials.end())
{
// Some apis produce an array of value ["username",
// "password"]
if (dataIt->is_array())
{
if (dataIt->size() == 2)
{
nlohmann::json::iterator userIt2 =
dataIt->begin();
nlohmann::json::iterator passIt2 =
dataIt->begin() + 1;
looksLikePhosphorRest = true;
if (userIt2 != dataIt->end() &&
passIt2 != dataIt->end())
{
const std::string* userStr =
userIt2->get_ptr<const std::string*>();
const std::string* passStr =
passIt2->get_ptr<const std::string*>();
if (userStr != nullptr &&
passStr != nullptr)
{
username = *userStr;
password = *passStr;
}
}
}
}
else if (dataIt->is_object())
{
nlohmann::json::iterator userIt2 =
dataIt->find("username");
nlohmann::json::iterator passIt2 =
dataIt->find("password");
if (userIt2 != dataIt->end() &&
passIt2 != dataIt->end())
{
const std::string* userStr =
userIt2->get_ptr<const std::string*>();
const std::string* passStr =
passIt2->get_ptr<const std::string*>();
if (userStr != nullptr && passStr != nullptr)
{
username = *userStr;
password = *passStr;
}
}
}
}
}
}
else
{
// check if auth was provided as a headers
username = req.getHeaderValue("username");
password = req.getHeaderValue("password");
}
if (!username.empty() && !password.empty())
{
int pamrc = pamAuthenticateUser(username, password);
bool isConfigureSelfOnly = pamrc == PAM_NEW_AUTHTOK_REQD;
if ((pamrc != PAM_SUCCESS) && !isConfigureSelfOnly)
{
res.result(boost::beast::http::status::unauthorized);
}
else
{
auto session =
persistent_data::SessionStore::getInstance()
.generateUserSession(
username,
crow::persistent_data::PersistenceType::TIMEOUT,
isConfigureSelfOnly);
if (looksLikePhosphorRest)
{
// Phosphor-Rest requires a very specific login
// structure, and doesn't actually look at the status
// code.
// TODO(ed).... Fix that upstream
res.jsonValue = {
{"data",
"User '" + std::string(username) + "' logged in"},
{"message", "200 OK"},
{"status", "ok"}};
// Hack alert. Boost beast by default doesn't let you
// declare multiple headers of the same name, and in
// most cases this is fine. Unfortunately here we need
// to set the Session cookie, which requires the
// httpOnly attribute, as well as the XSRF cookie, which
// requires it to not have an httpOnly attribute. To get
// the behavior we want, we simply inject the second
// "set-cookie" string into the value header, and get
// the result we want, even though we are technicaly
// declaring two headers here.
res.addHeader("Set-Cookie",
"XSRF-TOKEN=" + session->csrfToken +
"; Secure\r\nSet-Cookie: SESSION=" +
session->sessionToken +
"; Secure; HttpOnly");
}
else
{
// if content type is json, assume json token
res.jsonValue = {{"token", session->sessionToken}};
}
}
}
else
{
BMCWEB_LOG_DEBUG << "Couldn't interpret password";
res.result(boost::beast::http::status::bad_request);
}
res.end();
});
BMCWEB_ROUTE(app, "/logout")
.methods(boost::beast::http::verb::post)(
[](const crow::Request& req, crow::Response& res) {
auto& session = req.session;
if (session != nullptr)
{
res.jsonValue = {
{"data", "User '" + session->username + "' logged out"},
{"message", "200 OK"},
{"status", "ok"}};
persistent_data::SessionStore::getInstance().removeSession(
session);
}
res.end();
return;
});
}
} // namespace login_routes
} // namespace crow
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