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mod_http_auth_check/mod_http_auth_check.lua @ 4515:2e33eeafe962

mod_muc_markers: Prevent any markers from reaching the archive, even if untracked Original intention was to leave alone things that this module isn't handling. However markers in archives are just problematic without more advanced logic about what is markable and what is not. It also requires a more advanced query in mod_muc_rai to determine the latest markable message instead of the latest archived message. I'd rather keep the "is archivable" and "is markable" definition the same for simplicity. I don't want to introduce yet another set of rules for no reason. No markers in MAM.
author Matthew Wild <mwild1@gmail.com>
date Mon, 22 Mar 2021 15:55:02 +0000
parent 2886:5ca6d53d3186
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-- HTTP Is User Valid
-- By Nicolas Cedilnik <nicoco@nicoco.fr>

local jid_prep = require "util.jid".prep;
local jid_split = require "util.jid".split;
local test_password = require "core.usermanager".test_password;
local b64_decode = require "util.encodings".base64.decode;
local saslprep = require "util.encodings".stringprep.saslprep;
local realm = module:get_host() .. "/" .. module:get_name();
module:depends"http";

local function authenticate (event, path)
	local request = event.request;
	local response = event.response;
	local headers = request.headers;
	if not headers.authorization then
		response.headers.www_authenticate = ("Basic realm=%q"):format(realm);
		return 401
	end
	local from_jid, password = b64_decode(headers.authorization:match"[^ ]*$"):match"([^:]*):(.*)";
	from_jid = jid_prep(from_jid);
	password = saslprep(password);
	if from_jid and password then
		local user, host = jid_split(from_jid);
		local ok, err = test_password(user, host, password);
		if ok and user and host then
			return 200
		elseif err then
			return 401
		end
	end
end

module:provides("http", {
	route = {
		GET = authenticate
	};
});