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Add URI in allowed_names for cert auth #4231
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Hi Nic, Overloading allowed names for DNS and email is sort of a legacy implementation issue and I think uris should be in a separate parameter. (Eventually I think we should probably split up allowed names into e.g. allowed_dns_hostnames and allowed_email_addresses too.) That removes any ambiguity as to how a name is parsed; for instance if a uri is submitted that has an @ right now we'd assume it's an email address. As for tests please make specific tests for this rather than inserting new steps; see the ones at the bottom of the test file for guidance. |
Cool thanks, I will add this as a separate parameter and separate the test as requested, happy to do the other stuff too for the split. |
Hi @nicholasjackson -- looks good. I'm happy with this as-is. You mentioned you might take on the work to split the other parameters, are you still thinking of doing that? |
Hey @jefferai, awesome news thank you, Sorry I have been so busy I completely missed your message. Yeah 100% happy to help with doing the split for other parameters. I will ping you on Slack later this week just so I am 100% on the new contract. |
Hi, is there any way that I might be able to help on this PR? Seems like there's some functionality here that might be useful, especially around signing certs for users (with email addresses as the CN). |
@nicholasjackson Am I right in thinking that #4463 totally supercedes this? |
Closed by #4463 |
This pull request adds the capability for URIs to be part of the allowed_names validation for certificates in the cert auth plugin. This will enable a user to authenticate vault using a SPIFFE SVID which contains a URI SAN for example
spiffe://example.com/host
.Currently, I do not feel the tests are in the correct location and have only been implemented to check functionality. At present the test are implemented in the
TestBackend_extensions_singleCert
and the test fixtures for this test have been regenerated to add an example URI in the certificate extension. I think this should be in a completely separate test for exampleTestBackend_URI_singleCert
and a new leaf cert /key generated containing these.If you could provide some feedback on this please I would greatly appreciate it, also regarding the test fixtures, currently I am generating the fixtures using openssl not Vault:
Would also appreciate some advice on the best way to generate the new test fixtures required for this change.
NOTE: This change uses go 1.10 specific features in the
crypto/x509
package for the URIsKind regards,
Nic