I need access to the machine key here in order to
send a new request to Azure for user details.
Signed-off-by: David Mulder <dmulder@samba.org>
Co-authored-by: Firstyear <william@blackhats.net.au>
* betterer errors on things
* Adding tpm-udev as a dependency of kanidm-unixd
* fixing makefile arch error
* adding jq to deb build deps
* adding kanidm deb to autobuild
* making the debian build script more resilient
Himmelblau requires access to the keystore at
auth time in order to store the id key modified
during a device join.
Signed-off-by: David Mulder <dmulder@samba.org>
Co-authored-by: Firstyear <william@blackhats.net.au>
Himmelblau will use the DeviceAuthorizationGrant
(defined in RFC8628) to perform MFA. This commit
adds the bits to Kanidm to make that possible,
using the new pam state machine code.
Signed-off-by: David Mulder <dmulder@samba.org>
Himmelblau needs to maintain some data about the state of an authentication across the course of pam exchanges.
Signed-off-by: David Mulder <dmulder@samba.org>
Co-authored-by: David Mulder <dmulder@samba.org>
Himmelblau needs access to the old token during
a refresh otherwise the GECOS is lost (AAD
responds with everything we need except GECOS).
Signed-off-by: David Mulder <dmulder@samba.org>
* Starting to chase down testing
* commenting out unused/inactive endpoints, adding more tests
* clippyism
* making clippy happy v2
* testing when things are not right
* moar checkpoint
* splitting up testkit things a bit
* moving https -> tide
* mad lad be crabbin
* spawning like a frog
* something something different spawning
* woot it works ish
* more server things
* adding version header to requests
* adding kopid_middleware
* well that was supposed to be an hour... four later
* more nonsense
* carrying on with the conversion
* first pass through the conversion is DONE!
* less pub more better
* session storage works better, fixed some paths
* axum-csp version thing
* try a typedheader
* better openssl config things
* updating lockfile
* http2
* actually sending JSON when we say we will!
* just about to do something dumb
* flargl
* more yak shaving
* So many clippy-isms, fixing up a query handler bleep bloop
* So many clippy-isms, fixing up a query handler bleep bloop
* fmt
* all tests pass including basic web logins and nav
* so much clippyism
* stripping out old comments
* fmt
* commenty things
* stripping out tide
* updates
* de-tiding things
* fmt
* adding optional header matching ,thanks @cuberoot74088
* oauth2 stuff to match #1807 but in axum
* CLIPPY IS FINALLY SATED
* moving scim from /v1/scim to /scim
* one day clippy will make sense
* cleanups
* removing sketching middleware
* cleanup, strip a broken test endpoint (routemap), more clippy
* docs fmt
* pulling axum-csp from the wrong cargo.toml
* docs fmt
* fmt fixes
logging changes:
* Offering auth mechanisms -> debug
* 404's aren't really warnings
* double tombstone message, one goes to debug
other changes:
* CSP changes to allow the bootstrap images to load
* more testing javascriptfile things, I R
* it's nice to know where things are
* putting non-rust web things in static/ instead of src/
* RequestCredentials::SameOrigin is the default, also adding a utility function to save dupe code. Wow this saved... kilobytes.
* removing commented code, fixing up codespell config
* clippyisms
* wtf, gha
* dee-gloo-ing some things
* adding some ubuntu build test things
* sigh rustwasm/wasm-pack/issues/1138
* more do_request things
* packaging things
* hilarious dev env setup script
* updated script works, all the UI works, including the experimental UI for naughty crabs
* deb package fixes
* fixed some notes
* setup experimental UI tweaks
For kanidm_unixd_tasks, check the current SELinux mode in addition to
kernel support. If SELinux is disabled at runtime, any attempts to query
the policy will fail, so also disable SELinux features if this is the
case.
Signed-off-by: Kenton Groombridge <concord@gentoo.org>
* selinux is an optional feature
* unix_integration: add selinux config option
On SELinux systems, this setting controls whether SELinux relabeling of
newly created home directories should be performed. The default value of
this is on (even on non-SELinux systems), but the tasks daemon will
perform an additional runtime check for SELinux support and will disable
this feature automatically if this check fails.
* unix_integration: wire up home dir selinux labeling
* unix_integration: create equivalence rules in SELinux policy for aliases
* book: document selinux setting
* Add myself to CONTRIBUTORS.md
Signed-off-by: Kenton Groombridge <concord@gentoo.org>
