source: main/waeup.cas/trunk/waeup/cas/authenticators.py @ 10509

"""Components that do the real authentication stuff.
"""
import re
from pkg_resources import iter_entry_points
try:
    import xmlrpclib                     # Python 2.x
except ImportError:                      # pragma: no cover
    import xmlrpc.client as xmlrpclib    # Python 3.x


def get_all_authenticators():
    """Get all authenticators registered via entry points.

    To create an own authenticator, in the ``setup.py`` of your
    package add a block like this::

        entry_points='''
           [waeup.cas.authenticators]
           myname = my.pkg.my.module:MyAuthenticator
           '''

    where ``my.pkg.my.module`` must be a module importable at runtime
    and ``MyAuthenticator`` must be some Authenticator class defined
    in this module.

    ``myname`` can be chosen as you like, but must not clash with
    other ``waeup.cas.authenticators``. The name should contain ASCII
    letters and numbers only, and start with a letter.
    """
    return dict(
        [(x.name, x.load())
         for x in iter_entry_points(group='waeup.cas.authenticators')])


def get_authenticator(local_conf):
    """Get an `Authenticator` configured by ``local_conf``.

    `local_conf` must be a dictionary of settings.

    An authenticator is identified by its entry-point name which must
    be given as value of the ``auth`` key.

    It is created passing all keys/values where key starts with
    ``auth_``.

    Returns a dict of remaining keys/values in `local_conf` with the
    value of ``auth`` key replaced by an authenticator instance.
    """
    gen_opts, auth_opts = filter_auth_opts(local_conf)
    if 'auth' in local_conf:
        auth_dict = get_all_authenticators()
        factory = auth_dict.get(local_conf['auth'])  # get authenticator
        auth = factory(**auth_opts)
        gen_opts.update(auth=auth)
    return gen_opts


def filter_auth_opts(local_conf):
    """Filter out auth-related opts in `local_conf`, a dict.

    Returns two dicts ``(<GENERAL_OPTS>, <AUTHENTICATOR_OPTS>)``
    containing the general options and authenticator related options.

    This is designed to work with typical paste.deploy config files
    like this::

      [foo]
      foo = bar
      auth = foo
      auth_opt1 = bar

    All settings not starting with `auth_` are put into the general
    opts dict, while other are put into the authenticator opts dict.
    """
    auth_opts = {}
    general_opts = {}
    for name, value in local_conf.items():
        if name.startswith('auth_'):
            auth_opts[name] = value
        else:
            general_opts[name] = value
    return general_opts, auth_opts


class Authenticator(object):

    #: The name of an authenticator
    name = 'basic'

    def __init__(self, **kw):
        pass


class DummyAuthenticator(Authenticator):
    """A dummy authenticator for tests.

    This authenticator does no real authentication. It simply approves
    credentials ``('bird', 'bebop')`` and denies all other.
    """

    name = 'dummy'

    def check_credentials(self, username='', password=''):
        """If username is ``'bird'`` and password ``'bebop'`` check
        will succeed.

        Returns a tuple ``(<STATUS>, <REASON>)`` with ``<STATUS>``
        being a boolean and ``<REASON>`` being a string giving the
        reason why login failed (if so) or an empty string.
        """
        reason = ''
        result = username == 'bird' and password == 'bebop'
        if not result:
            reason = 'Invalid username or password.'
        return result, reason


#: Regular expression matching a starting university marker like
#: the string 'MA-' in 'MA-M121212' or 'MA-' in 'MA-APP-13123'
RE_SCHOOL_MARKER = re.compile('^[^\-]+-')


class KofaAuthenticator(Authenticator):
    """Authenticate against a running Kofa instance.
    """

    name = 'kofa1'

    def __init__(self, auth_backends="{}"):
        try:
            self.backends = eval(auth_backends)
        except:
            raise ValueError('auth_backends must be a '
                             'valid Python expression.')
        self._check_options()

    def _check_options(self):
        if not isinstance(self.backends, dict):
            raise ValueError('Backends must be configured as dicts.')
        for key, val in self.backends.items():
            if not isinstance(val, dict):
                raise ValueError(
                    'Backend %s: config must be a dict' % key)
            if not 'url' in val:
                raise ValueError(
                    'Backend %s: config must contain an `url` key.' % key)
            if not 'marker' in val:
                self.backends[key]['marker'] = '.+'
            try:
                re.compile(self.backends[key]['marker'])
            except:
                raise ValueError(
                    'Backend %s: marker must be a valid regular expr.:' % (
                        key,))

    def check_credentials(self, username='', password=''):
        """Do the real check.
        """
        for backend_name, backend in self.backends.items():
            if not re.match(backend['marker'], username):
                continue
            # remove school marker
            username = RE_SCHOOL_MARKER.sub('', username)
            proxy = xmlrpclib.ServerProxy(
                backend['url'], allow_none=True)
            valid = proxy.check_applicant_credentials(username, password)
            if valid is None:
                valid = proxy.check_student_credentials(username, password)
            if valid is not None:
                return (True, '')
        return (False, 'Invalid username or password.')

class KofaMoodleAuthenticator(KofaAuthenticator):
    """Authenticate against a running Kofa instance and transfer
    data to Moodle.

    Configuration of Moodle:
    1. Set 'passwordpolicy' to No
    2. Create external web service 'Kofa' with the following functions:
      core_user_create_users, core_user_get_users,
      core_user_update_users, enrol_manual_enrol_users
    3. Create token for the admin user (no special web service user needed)
      and for service 'Kofa'
    4. Enable and configure CAS server authentication.
      CAS protocol version is 1.0. Moodle expects SSL/TLS protocol.
    """

    name = 'kofa_moodle1'

    def check_credentials(self, username='', password=''):
        """Do the real check.
        """
        for backend_name, backend in self.backends.items():
            if not re.match(backend['marker'], username):
                continue
            # remove school marker
            username = RE_SCHOOL_MARKER.sub('', username)
            proxy = xmlrpclib.ServerProxy(
                backend['url'], allow_none=True)
            moodle = xmlrpclib.ServerProxy(
                backend['moodle_url'], allow_none=True)
            principal = proxy.check_applicant_credentials(username, password)
            if principal is None:
                principal = proxy.check_student_credentials(username, password)
            if principal is not None:
                if principal['type'] == 'student':
                    student = proxy.get_moodle_data(username)
                    try:
                        # Usernames in Moodle must not contain uppercase
                        # letters even if extendedusernamechars is set True.
                        result = moodle.core_user_create_users([
                            {'username':username.lower(),
                             'password':'dummy',
                             'firstname':student['firstname'],
                             'lastname':student['lastname'],
                             'email':student['email']}])
                    except xmlrpclib.Fault:
                        # user exists
                        pass
                    result = moodle.core_user_get_users([
                        {'key':'username', 'value':username}])
                    user_id = result['users'][0]['id']
                    # Due to a lack of Moodle (Moodle requires an LDAP
                    # connection) the authentication method can't
                    # be set when the user is created. It must be updated
                    # after creation.
                    result = moodle.core_user_update_users([
                        {'id':user_id,'auth':'cas'}])
                return (True, '')
        return (False, 'Invalid username or password.')