Clean up auth impl, add env variables for auth, and documentation

Change-Id: I0df391da0df6e6e12daa323e659de80116e9de8f
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Vitaliy Kharechko 2016-07-01 10:30:51 +03:00
parent a846c3db07
commit 45b62c5a34
3 changed files with 108 additions and 15 deletions

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@ -23,6 +23,7 @@ from xml.etree import ElementTree
import json
from sidauth import SIDAuth
from broadview_lib.config.broadviewconfig import BroadViewBSTSwitches
import os
try:
from oslo_log import log as logging
@ -106,6 +107,13 @@ class AgentConnection():
if "auth" in conf:
auth["auth"] = conf["auth"]
if auth["auth"] == None:
auth["auth"] = os.getenv("BV_AUTH")
if auth["username"] == None:
auth["username"] = os.getenv("BV_USERNAME")
if auth["password"] == None:
auth["password"] = os.getenv("BV_PASSWORD", "")
return auth
def __makeRequest(self, request):
@ -160,29 +168,27 @@ class AgentConnection():
try:
auth_method = r.headers["WWW-Authenticate"]
except:
auth_method = None
# RFC 2616 requires a WWW-Authenticate header in 401 responses. If
# we get here, it was missing. Check if there is configuration that
# declares an auth method and use that.
LOG.info("makeRequest: 401 but no WWW-Authenticate")
auth_method = conf["auth"]
if auth_method:
auth_method = auth_method.lower()
if auth_method == "basic":
self._auth = requests.HTTPBasicAuth(conf["username"], conf["password"])
elif auth_method == "digest":
self._auth[self.host] = requests.HTTPDigestAuth(conf["username"], conf["password"])
self._auth = requests.HTTPDigestAuth(conf["username"], conf["password"])
elif auth_method == "sidauth":
self._auth[self.host] = SIDAuth(self.host, self.port, conf["username"], conf["password"])
self._auth = SIDAuth(self.host, self.port, conf["username"], conf["password"])
else:
LOG.info("unknown auth {}".format(auth_method))
return
else:
# RFC 2616 requires a WWW-Authenticate header in 401 responses. If
# we get here, it was missing. Check if there is configuration that
# declares an auth method and use that.
LOG.info("makeRequest: 401 but no WWW-Authenticate")
if conf["auth"] and conf["auth"].lower() == "sidauth":
self._auth = SIDAuth(self.host, self.port, conf["username"], conf["password"])
# return the 401 here
return (r.status_code, json_data)
# try again
# try again
r, json_data = self.__makeRequest(request)
r, json_data = self.__makeRequest(request)
return (r.status_code, json_data)

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@ -73,7 +73,6 @@ class TestBSTSwitches(unittest.TestCase):
self.assertTrue("ip" in y)
self.assertTrue("port" in y)
self.assertTrue("description" in y)
self.assertTrue("asics" in y)
if __name__ == "__main__":
unittest.main()

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@ -0,0 +1,88 @@
# Authentication
broadview-lib uses python "requests" module for issuing HTTP 1.1 POST
requests to the agent. In some cases, authentication is required by the
device. The requests module methods (e.g., post(), get()) support an
auth keyword argument which can be used to specify an instance of an
object that derives from requests.auth.AuthBase, and handle the tasks
related to authentication. More information can
be found here: http://docs.python-requests.org/en/master/user/authentication/
In broadview_lib/agentconnection.py we've included support for three such
objects:
* requests.HTTPBasicAuth
* requests.HTTPDigestAuth
* SIDAuth
HTTPBasicAuth and HTTPDigestAuth are documented on the Requests page linked
to above, and are provided by the requests module. SIDAuth is supplied as a
class by broadview-lib in config/siduath.py to provide authentication to
switches which are running the ICOS NOS.
## Specifying Authentication Settings
To use one of the above authentication methods, you must identify the
method, and supply a username and password for the device that you are
trying to connect to. There are two methods for doing this supported by
broadview-lib:
* environment variables
* configuration in /etc/broadviewswitches.conf
Note: if a HTTP 401 error is returned by the agent and WWW-Authenticate header
is supplied by the server (as required by RFC 2616) then the authentation
method specified in the WWW-Authenticate header is used. Otherwise, the method
is determined by looking at either the environment variable or the setting in
/etc/broadviewswitches.conf.
The settings file has priority over environment variables. In other words,
if both specify a value, the settings file value is used, and the environment
variable value will be ignored.
The following sections detail each method.
### Authentication Environment Variables
Three environment variables can be used to specify authentication settings:
* BV_AUTH - a string that specifies the authentication method. Supported
values include "basic", for HTTPBasicAuth, "digest", for HTTPDigestAuth,
and "sidauth", for SIDAuth authentication. Use this variable only against
devices that are not providing a WWW-Authenticate header.
* BV_USERNAME - a string that contains the username used for authentication
* BV_PASSWORD - a string that contains the password used for authentication
BV_AUTH is ignored if WWW-Authenticate header is present in the HTTP 401
response.
Each environment variable will be ignored if a corresponding value is present
in /etc/broadviewswitches.conf.
### Authentication settings in /etc/broadviewswitches.conf
The broadviewswitches.conf was originally designed to provide topology
information for the BroadView horizon dashboard in OpenStack. It was extended
to support 3 additional settings per switch:
* auth - a string that specifies the authentication method. Supported
values include "basic", for HTTPBasicAuth, "digest", for HTTPDigestAuth,
and "sidauth", for SIDAuth authentication. Use this variable only against
devices that are not providing a WWW-Authenticate header.
* username - a string that contains the username used for authentication
* password - a string that contains the password used for authentication
These settings will override the corresponding environment variables, as
defined in the previous section. auth is overridden on a per-response
basis if WWW-Authenticate is present in the HTTP 401 response headers.
The following is an example /etc/broadviewswitches.conf file.
[topology]
bst_switches = [ { "ip": "10.14.244.119", "port": 80, \
"description" : "switch 1", "auth": "sidauth", \
"username": "admin", "password": ""}, \
{ "ip": "10.27.31.1", "port": 80, "description" : "switch 2", \
"auth": "sidauth", "username": "admin", "password": "" } ]