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* along with Graylog. If not, see trustedSubnets;
private final Request grizzlyRequest;
private final SessionCreator sessionCreator;
private final ActorAwareAuthenticationTokenFactory tokenFactory;
private final SessionResponseFactory sessionResponseFactory;
@Inject
public SessionsResource(UserService userService, DefaultSecurityManager securityManager,
ShiroAuthenticationFilter authenticationFilter, @Named("trusted_proxies") Set trustedSubnets,
@Context Request grizzlyRequest, SessionCreator sessionCreator,
ActorAwareAuthenticationTokenFactory tokenFactory, SessionResponseFactory sessionResponseFactory) {
this.userService = userService;
this.securityManager = securityManager;
this.authenticationFilter = authenticationFilter;
this.trustedSubnets = trustedSubnets;
this.grizzlyRequest = grizzlyRequest;
this.sessionCreator = sessionCreator;
this.tokenFactory = tokenFactory;
this.sessionResponseFactory = sessionResponseFactory;
}
@POST
@ApiOperation(value = "Create a new session", notes = "This request creates a new session for a user or " +
"reactivates an existing session: the equivalent of logging in.")
@NoAuditEvent("dispatches audit events in the method body")
public JsonNode newSession(@Context ContainerRequestContext requestContext,
@ApiParam(name = "Login request", value = "Credentials. The default " +
"implementation requires presence of two properties: 'username' and " +
"'password'. However a plugin may customize which kind of credentials " +
"are accepted and therefore expect different properties.",
required = true)
@NotNull JsonNode createRequest) {
final SecurityContext securityContext = requestContext.getSecurityContext();
if (!(securityContext instanceof ShiroSecurityContext)) {
throw new InternalServerErrorException("Unsupported SecurityContext class, this is a bug!");
}
final ShiroSecurityContext shiroSecurityContext = (ShiroSecurityContext) securityContext;
final ActorAwareAuthenticationToken authToken;
try {
authToken = tokenFactory.forRequestBody(createRequest);
} catch (IllegalArgumentException e) {
throw new BadRequestException(e.getMessage());
}
// we treat the BASIC auth username as the sessionid
final String sessionId = shiroSecurityContext.getUsername();
final String host = RestTools.getRemoteAddrFromRequest(grizzlyRequest, trustedSubnets);
Optional session = sessionCreator.create(sessionId, host, authToken);
if (session.isPresent()) {
return sessionResponseFactory.forSession(session.get());
} else {
throw new NotAuthorizedException("Invalid credentials.", "Basic realm=\"Graylog Server session\"");
}
}
@GET
@ApiOperation(value = "Validate an existing session",
notes = "Checks the session with the given ID: returns http status 204 (No Content) if session is valid.",
code = 204
)
public SessionValidationResponse validateSession(@Context ContainerRequestContext requestContext) {
try {
this.authenticationFilter.filter(requestContext);
} catch (NotAuthorizedException | LockedAccountException | IOException e) {
return SessionValidationResponse.invalid();
}
final Subject subject = getSubject();
if (!subject.isAuthenticated()) {
return SessionValidationResponse.invalid();
}
// there's no valid session, but the authenticator would like us to create one
if (subject.getSession(false) == null && ShiroSecurityContext.isSessionCreationRequested()) {
final Session session = subject.getSession();
LOG.debug("Session created {}", session.getId());
session.touch();
// save subject in session, otherwise we can't get the username back in subsequent requests.
((DefaultSecurityManager) SecurityUtils.getSecurityManager()).getSubjectDAO().save(subject);
return SessionValidationResponse.validWithNewSession(String.valueOf(session.getId()),
String.valueOf(subject.getPrincipal()));
}
return SessionValidationResponse.valid();
}
@DELETE
@ApiOperation(value = "Terminate an existing session", notes = "Destroys the session with the given ID: the equivalent of logging out.")
@Path("/{sessionId}")
@RequiresAuthentication
@AuditEvent(type = AuditEventTypes.SESSION_DELETE)
public void terminateSession(@ApiParam(name = "sessionId", required = true) @PathParam("sessionId") String sessionId) {
final Subject subject = getSubject();
securityManager.logout(subject);
}
}