Class: WiKID::Auth

Inherits:
Object
  • Object
show all
Defined in:
lib/WiKID.rb,
lib/WiKID_version.rb

Constant Summary collapse

VERSION = 
"3.2.3"

Instance Method Summary collapse

Constructor Details

#initialize(host_or_file, port, keyfile, keypass, cafile = @@DEFAULT_CA_FILE) ⇒ Auth

This constructor allows the Auth_WiKID module to be initialized from either a properties file or via explicit arguments.

The contents of the properties file should contain the following key-value pairs:

  • host - The IP address or hostname of the wAuth server

  • port - The SSL listener port for the wAuth daemon on the wAuth server

  • keyfile - The PKCS12 keystore generated for client by the wAuth server

  • pass - The passphrase securing the keys in keyfile

  • cafile - The PEM-encoded certificate file for validating the wAuth server certificate

Parameters:

  • host_or_file (string) —

    Either the IP address or hostname of the wAuth server, or the path to a properties file

  • port (int) —

    The SSL listener port for the wAuth daemon on the wAuth server

  • keyfile (string) —

    The PKCS12 keystore generated for this client by the wAuth server

  • keypass (string) —

    The passphrase securing the keys in keyfile

  • cafile (string) (defaults to: @@DEFAULT_CA_FILE) —

    The certificate authority store for validating the wAuth server certificate



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# File 'lib/WiKID.rb', line 110

def initialize(host_or_file, port, keyfile, keypass, cafile = @@DEFAULT_CA_FILE)

  unless SSLEnabled
    raise RuntimeError.new('Ruby/OpenSSL module is required for WiKID authentication.')
  end

  if (File.exist?(host_or_file))
    # props = parse_ini_file(host_or_file)
    props = Hash.new

    @host = props['host']
    @port = props['port']
    @keyfile = props['keyfile']
    @keypass = props['pass']
    @cafile = props['cafile']
  else
    @host = host_or_file.untaint
    @port = port.untaint
    @keyfile = keyfile.untaint
    @keypass = keypass.untaint
    unless cafile.nil? || cafile.empty?
      @cafile = cafile.untaint
    end
  end
  if (!@port.is_a?(Integer))
    @port = 0
  end

  _dprint("WiKID.rb initialized: host=#{@host}, port=#{@port}, keyfile=#{@keyfile}, cafile=#{@cafile}")

  ## simple hack to allow for testing during gem installation (prevents security errors since keys may not yet be available)
  unless port == -1
    checkKeys()
  end

  return true
end

Instance Method Details

#chapVerify(username, domaincode, wikidChallenge = '', chapPassword = '', chapChallenge = '') ⇒ boolean

Note:

Not currently supported by the Open Source release of WiKID.

Verifies the credentials via challenge-response.

Returns:

  • (boolean) —

    ‘true’ indicates credentials were valid, ‘false’ if credentials were invalid or an error occurred



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# File 'lib/WiKID.rb', line 522

def chapVerify(username, domaincode, wikidChallenge = '', chapPassword = '', chapChallenge = '')

  _dprint('chapVerify() called ...')
  reconnect()
  validCredentials = false
  valid_tag = 'VERIFY:VALID'
  _dprint('Checking Chap Credentials')

  mesg = "CHAPOFFVERIFY:" + username + "\t" + "nil" + "\t" + domaincode + "\t" + wikidChallenge

  reconnect {

    $sslsocket.puts(chapPassword.length)
    $sslsocket.puts(chapPassword)
    $sslsocket.puts(chapChallenge.length)
    $sslsocket.puts(chapChallenge.length)
    $sslsocket.flush

    _dprint("Reading in...")

    inputLine = $sslsocket.gets.chomp
    if (inputLine[0, valid_tag.length] == valid_tag)
      validCredentials = true
    end
  }

  return validCredentials
end

#checkCredentials(username, passcode, domaincode = '127000000001') ⇒ boolean

Verifies the credentials that are generated using the standard authentication method.

Parameters:

  • username (string) —

    Users login ID in this authentication domain

  • passcode (string) —

    Passcode provided by the user

  • domaincode (string) (defaults to: '127000000001') —

    12 digit code representing the authentication domain

Returns:

  • (boolean) —

    ‘true’ indicates credentials were valid, ‘false’ if credentials were invalid or an error occurred



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# File 'lib/WiKID.rb', line 464

def checkCredentials(username, passcode, domaincode = '127000000001')

  _dprint("checkCredentials(#{username}, #{passcode}, #{domaincode}) called ...")

  validCredentials = false
  offline_challenge = ''
  offline_response = ''
  chap_password = ''
  chap_challenge = ''
  valid_tag = 'VERIFY:VALID'

  _dprint('Checking Credentials...')

  mesg = "VERIFY:" + username + "\t" + passcode + "\t" + domaincode
  mesg = <<XML
<transaction>
    <type format="base">2</type>
    <data>
        <user-id>#{username}</user-id>
        <passcode>#{passcode}</passcode>
        <domaincode>#{domaincode}</domaincode>
        <offline-challenge encoding="none">#{offline_challenge}</offline-challenge>
        <offline-response encoding="none">#{offline_response}</offline-response>
        <chap-password encoding="none">#{chap_password}</chap-password>
        <chap-challenge encoding="none">#{chap_challenge}</chap-challenge>
        <result>null</result>
    </data>
</transaction>
XML

  reconnect {

    xml = _request(mesg)
    response = XPath.first(xml, '//data/result')

    if response =~ /VALID/
      validCredentials = true
    else
      validCredentials = false
    end
    _dprint('Read response: verdict = ' + validCredentials.to_s)
  }

  _dprint('Returning Results...')
  return validCredentials
end

#checkKeys ⇒ Object

This method checks that the certificates are readable and accessible.



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# File 'lib/WiKID.rb', line 179

def checkKeys()

  data = nil
  if (@cafile.nil? || @cafile.empty? || !File.exists?(@cafile) || OpenSSL::X509::Certificate.new(File.read(@cafile)).nil?)
    warn 'CA certificate NOT OK, running without peer verification'
  else
    _dprint('CA certificate OK')
  end

  if (@keyfile.nil? || @keyfile.empty? || !File.exists?(@keyfile) || OpenSSL::X509::Certificate.new(File.read(@keyfile)).nil?)
    raise SecurityError, 'Public key NOT OK!'
  else
    _dprint('Public key OK')
  end

  if (!File.exists?(@keyfile) || OpenSSL::PKey::RSA.new(File.read(@keyfile), @keypass).nil?)
    raise SecurityError, 'Private key NOT OK!'
  else
    _dprint('Private key OK')
  end

end

#close ⇒ Object

This method simply closes the connection to the wAuth service.



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# File 'lib/WiKID.rb', line 160

def close()
  _dprint('Closing Auth_WiKID connection ...')
  unless $sslsocket.nil?
    unless $sslsocket.closed?
      $sslsocket.puts('QUIT');
      $sslsocket.flush
      $sslsocket.close
    end
    $sslsocket = nil
    @socket.shutdown
  end
  @isConnected = false
end

#deleteUser(user_id, domaincode = ' 127000000001 ') ⇒ boolean

Delete a user by userid

Parameters:

  • user_id (string) —

    The userid on the server, or a user object as returned by a call to findUser()

  • domaincode (string) (defaults to: ' 127000000001 ') —

    12 digit code representing the authentication domain if first argument is a userid (string), not necessary if first argument is the user object, which will already have this

Returns:

  • (boolean) —

    ‘ true ’ indicates deletion was successful



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# File 'lib/WiKID.rb', line 720

def deleteUser(user_id, domaincode = ' 127000000001 ')

  successful = false

  _dprint("deleteUser(#{user_id},#{domaincode})")

  if (user_id.is_a?(String))
    user_xml = findUser(user_id, domaincode)
  end

  if user_xml.nil?
    return false
  end

  _dprint("user: #{user_id}")

  mesg = <<XML
    <transaction>
      <type>7</type>
      <data>
        <domaincode>#{domaincode}</domaincode>
        <user-id>#{user_id}</user-id>
        #{user_xml}
      <result>null</result>
      <return-code>-2147483648</return-code>
    </data>
    </transaction>
XML


  reconnect {
    _dprint('deleting user ...')

    xml = _request(mesg)

    unless xml.nil?
      response = XPath.first(xml, '//data/result')
      _dprint("response: '#{response}'")

      if response.to_s =~ /SUCC?ESS/
        successful = true
      else
        successful = false
      end
    end

    return successful
  }

end

#findUser(username, domaincode = '127000000001') ⇒ String

Find a user by username

Parameters:

  • username (string) —

    the textual id of the user to search for

  • domaincode (string) (defaults to: '127000000001') —

    the 12 digit code representating the authentication domain

Returns:

  • (String) —

    The XML representing the user object, if successful; nil if unsuccesful



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# File 'lib/WiKID.rb', line 615

def findUser(username, domaincode = '127000000001')

  _dprint("findUser() ...");

  user = nil

  mesg = <<XML
  <transaction>
    <type>5</type>
    <data>
      <domaincode>#{domaincode}</domaincode>
      <user-id>#{username}</user-id>
      <result>null</result>
      <return-code>-2147483648</return-code>
    </data>
  </transaction>
XML

  reconnect {
    _dprint("Looking up user ...");
    xml = _request(mesg)

    user_xml = XPath.first(xml, '//data/user')

    return user_xml
  }

end

#getDomains ⇒ string

Note:

Not currently supported by the Open Source release of WiKID.

Fetches a list of domains served by the currently connected server code.

Returns:

  • (string) —

    ‘ true ’ indicates credentials were valid, ‘ false ’ if credentials were invalid or an error occurred



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# File 'lib/WiKID.rb', line 784

def getDomains()

  _dprint("getDomains() called ...")

  valid_tag = "DOMAINLIST"
  _dprint("Getting Domains")

  mesg = <<XML
<transaction>
    <type>3</type>
    <data>
        <domain-list>null</domain-list>
    </data>
</transaction>
XML
  reconnect {
    xml = _request(mesg)
    domains = XPath.match(xml, '//data/domain-list')
  }
  _dprint("Returning Results...")
  return domains
end

#isConnected ⇒ boolean

Is the socket connected?

Returns:

  • (boolean) —

    Status of handle: true indicates connection is active



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# File 'lib/WiKID.rb', line 369

def isConnected()
  return @isConnected
end

#ping ⇒ string

Note:

This method should not be necessary in typical implementations, but is available nonetheless.

Send a big ping transaction to the server to verify the connection is good.

Returns:

  • (string) —

    the raw response from the server



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# File 'lib/WiKID.rb', line 249

def ping()
  mesg = '<transaction> <type>1</type> <data> <value>TX</value> </data> </transaction>'
  xml = _request(mesg)
  return xml
end

#preRegister(tokenCode, preRegCode, domaincode = '127000000001') ⇒ boolean

This method supports user pre-registration. You may upload a list of userids and pre-registration codes into the server via the WiKIDAdmin interface. Users can then use the pre-registration code provided to them securely by the administrator in conjunction with the registration code provided by the WiKID token to register in an expedited manner.

Parameters:

  • tokenCode (string) —

    the registration code provided by the token

  • preRegCode (string) —

    the code associated with the username that was uploaded to the server

  • domaincode (string) (defaults to: '127000000001') —

    12 digit code representing the authentication server/domain

Returns:

  • (boolean) —

    ‘true’ indicates that the pre-registration was successful; ‘false’ if not



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# File 'lib/WiKID.rb', line 567

def preRegister(tokenCode, preRegCode, domaincode = '127000000001')

  _dprint('preRegister() called ...')
  successful = false;

  mesg = <<XML
<transaction>
  <type>10</type>
  <data>
    <token-registration-code>#{tokenCode}</token-registration-code>
    <pre-registration-code>#{preRegCode}</pre-registration-code>
    <domaincode>#{domaincode}</domaincode>
    <error-code>null</error-code>
    <result>null</result>
  </data>
</transaction>
XML

  reconnect {
    _dprint('Pre-registering ...')
    xml = _request(mesg)

    response = XPath.first(xml, '//data/result')
    _dprint("response: '#{response}'")

    if response.to_s =~ /SUC?CESS/
      successful = true
    else
      successful = false
    end
  }

  _dprint("Read response: verdict = #{successful}")
  return successful

end

#reconnect ⇒ boolean

This method reconnects to the wAuth server, if the socket handle is dead.

Returns:

  • (boolean) —

    Whether the socket is connected



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# File 'lib/WiKID.rb', line 285

def reconnect()

  _dprint("reconnect() called.")

  begin

    if ($sslsocket.nil? || $sslsocket.closed?)
      _dprint("Socket inactive.  Reconnecting...")

      #puts "Setting up SSL context ..."
      ctx = OpenSSL::SSL::SSLContext.new()

      # Options:
      #    "cert", "key", "client_ca", "ca_file", "ca_path",
      #    "timeout", "verify_mode", "verify_depth",
      #    "verify_callback", "options", "cert_store", "extra_chain_cert"

      ctx.cert = OpenSSL::X509::Certificate.new(File.read(@keyfile))
      ctx.key = OpenSSL::PKey::RSA.new(File.read(@keyfile), @keypass)

      if @cafile.nil? || @cafile.empty?
        ctx.ca_file = nil # @cafile
        ctx.verify_mode = OpenSSL::SSL::VERIFY_NONE
      else

        ctx.ca_file = @cafile

        # this next bit might be redundant?
        ctx.cert_store = OpenSSL::X509::Store.new
        ctx.cert_store.set_default_paths
        ctx.cert_store.add_file(@cafile)

        ctx.verify_mode = OpenSSL::SSL::VERIFY_PEER | OpenSSL::SSL::VERIFY_FAIL_IF_NO_PEER_CERT
      end
      # ctx.verify_mode = OpenSSL::SSL::VERIFY_NONE

      ctx.timeout = @@timeout

      if ctx.cert.nil?
        _dprint("warning: peer certificate won't be verified this session.")
        ctx.verify_mode = OpenSSL::SSL::VERIFY_NONE
      end

      _dprint("Opening socket to #{@host}:#{@port}...")
      @socket = TCPSocket.open(@host, @port)
      _dprint("socket open")
      #@socket.setsockopt(Socket::SOL_SOCKET, Socket::SO_RCVTIMEO, @@timeout)

      #@socket.setsockopt(Socket::SOL_SOCKET, Socket::SO_SNDTIMEO, @@timeout)

      $sslsocket = OpenSSL::SSL::SSLSocket.new(@socket, ctx)
      _dprint("socket created")
      #$sslsocket.sync_close = true

      # $sslsocket should be good now
      _dprint("Connecting SSL socket ...")
      $sslsocket.connect

      _startConnection()

    end

    if block_given?
      #puts "Connecting SSL socket in block ..."
      $sslsocket.connect if $sslsocket.closed?
      yield
      #puts "SSL connection block finished."
    else
      #puts "SSL connection wanting to do something else ..."
      # do something non-OO
    end
  rescue Exception => ex
    warn "Error reading from server: #{ex}"
  end

end

#registerUsername(username, regcode, domaincode, groupname = '', passcode = '') ⇒ int

Creates an association between the userid and the device registered by the user.

Parameters:

  • username (string) —

    Users login ID in this authentication domain

  • regcode (string) —

    Registration code provided to user when setting up this domain on users device

  • domaincode (string) —

    12 digit code representing this authentication domain

  • passcode (string) (defaults to: '') —

    Optional passcode provided by the user, to link this device to an existing registration

Returns:

  • (int) —

    Result code from the registration attempt



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# File 'lib/WiKID.rb', line 390

def registerUsername(username, regcode, domaincode, groupname = '', passcode = '')

  _dprint('registerUsername() called ...')
  valid_tag = 'REGUSER:SUCESS'

  if (!passcode.nil? && passcode.length > 0)
    _dprint('Adding new device ...')
    command = 'ADDREGUSER'
    type = 4;
    passcodeline = "<passcode>#{passcode}</passcode>";
    format = 'add';
  else
    _dprint('Registering user ...')
    command = 'REGUSER'
    type = 4;
    passcodeline = '<passcode>null</passcode>';
    format = 'new';
  end

  if (!groupname.nil? && groupname.length>0)
    groupnameline="<groupName>#{groupname}</groupName>"
  else
    groupnameline='<groupName>null</groupName>'
  end

  #mesg = "#{command}:#{username}\t#{regcode}\t#{domaincode}\t#{passcode}"
  mesg = <<XML
<transaction>
    <type format="#{format}">#{type}</type>
    <data>
    <user-id>#{username}</user-id>
    <registration-code>#{regcode}</registration-code>
    <domaincode>#{domaincode}</domaincode>
    #{passcodeline}
  #{groupnameline}
    <error-code>null</error-code>
    <result>null</result>
    </data>
</transaction>
XML

  #puts mesg
  reconnect {

    _dprint("registerUsername() sending '#{mesg}' ...")

    xml = _request(mesg)
    response = XPath.first(xml, '//data/result')
    _dprint("response: '#{response}'")
    if response.to_s =~ /SUCC?ESS/
      _dprint('Registered!')
      return 0
    else
      err = XPath.first(xml, '//data/error-code/text()')
      _dprint("Failed to register!  Error: #{err}")
      return err
    end
  }

end

#setDebug(newStatus) ⇒ Object

Modify the debug state of the current connection

Parameters:

  • newStatus (boolean) 


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# File 'lib/WiKID.rb', line 813

def setDebug(newStatus)
  @@DEBUG = (newStatus == true) ? true : false
end

#updateUser(user_id, domaincode = '127000000001', updateUserXml = '') ⇒ boolean

Update the previously “found” user

This method is used to update a user object on the server. The network client certificate that was used to establish the wClient connection must be authorized to perform this action.

Parameters:

  • user_id (string) —

    The userid on the server, or a user object as returned by a call to findUser()

  • domaincode (string) (defaults to: '127000000001') —

    12 digit code representing the authentication domain if first argument is a userid (string), not necessary if first argument is the user object, which will already have this

Returns:

  • (boolean) —

    ‘true’ indicates the update was successful



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# File 'lib/WiKID.rb', line 659

def updateUser(user_id, domaincode = '127000000001', updateUserXml = '')

  successful = false

  _dprint("updateUser(#{user_id},#{domaincode})")

  if (user_id.is_a?(String))
    user_xml = findUser(user_id, domaincode)
  end

  if user_xml.nil?
    return false
  end

  _dprint("user_xml: #{user_xml}, updating to #{updateUserXml}")

  mesg = <<XML
    <transaction>
      <type>6</type>
      <data>
        <domaincode>#{domaincode}</domaincode>
        <user-id>#{user_id}</user-id>
        #{updateUserXml}
      <result>null</result>
      <return-code>-2147483648</return-code>
    </data>
    </transaction>
XML

  reconnect {
    _dprint('updating user ...')

    xml = _request(mesg)

    response = XPath.first(xml, '//data/result')
    _dprint("response: '#{response}'")

    if response.to_s =~ /SUCC?ESS/
      successful = true
    else
      successful = false
    end

  }

  return successful
end