fix(basic-auth): split credentials on the first colon only - #13836
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RFC 7617 treats everything after the first ':' as the password. ngx.re.split on all colons truncated passwords that contained ':'.
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RFC 8265 section 4.1 requires the OpaqueString password profile to be
non-zero-length. The consumer schema currently declares `password` as plain
`{ type = "string" }` with no minLength, so the Admin API accepts a consumer
whose password is an empty string. Such a consumer authenticates, appearing
protected while effectively having no secret. Once apache#13836 lands (split on the
first colon per RFC 7617), `user:` would also return 200 for an empty-password
consumer.
Fix:
- add `minLength = 1` to `consumer_schema.password` so the Admin API rejects
empty passwords on consumer create/update
- fail closed in `find_consumer` when either the presented or the resolved
password is empty, covering legacy empty-password consumers and
`$secret://` / `$ENV://` references that resolve to ""
Regression tests: consumer schema rejects empty password, Admin API rejects
empty consumer password, empty/whitespace-only passwords in the
Authorization header return 401.
Closes apache#13881
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@Arjen10 could u please resolve the merge conflicts, thanks |
# Conflicts: # t/plugin/basic-auth.t
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done |
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@Arjen10 please fix CI |
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ok,i will fix it this weekend |
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@janiussyafiq TEST 37–39 set consumer foo's password to $env://BASIC_AUTH_EMPTY_PASSWORD and declare the empty env in nginx main_config. i tested it successfully in my local docker env. |
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@juzhiyuan please restart github CI |
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Description
RFC 7617 treats everything after the first ':' as the password. ngx.re.split on all colons truncated passwords that contained ':'.
Align with the implementation of ldap-auth-advanced
Which issue(s) this PR fixes:
Fixes #13835
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