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Constants

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const (
	// NodeUser is used by nodes for intra-cluster traffic.
	NodeUser = "node"
	// RootUser is the default cluster administrator.
	RootUser = "root"
)
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const (

	// CAPem describes a CA certificate.
	CAPem pemUsage
	// NodePem describes a combined server/client certificate for user Node.
	NodePem
	// ClientPem describes a client certificate.
	ClientPem
)
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const (
	EmbeddedCertsDir     = "test_certs"
	EmbeddedCACert       = "ca.crt"
	EmbeddedCAKey        = "ca.key"
	EmbeddedNodeCert     = "node.crt"
	EmbeddedNodeKey      = "node.key"
	EmbeddedRootCert     = "client.root.crt"
	EmbeddedRootKey      = "client.root.key"
	EmbeddedTestUserCert = "client.testuser.crt"
	EmbeddedTestUserKey  = "client.testuser.key"
)

EmbeddedCertsDir is the certs directory inside embedded assets. Embedded*{Cert,Key} are the filenames for embedded certs.

Variables

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var ErrEmptyPassword = errors.New("empty passwords are not permitted")

ErrEmptyPassword indicates that an empty password was attempted to be set.

Functions

func CreateCAPair 

func CreateCAPair(
	certsDir, caKeyPath string,
	keySize int,
	lifetime time.Duration,
	allowKeyReuse bool,
	overwrite bool,
) error

CreateCAPair creates a CA key and a CA certificate. If the certs directory does not exist, it is created. If the key does not exist, it is created. The certificate is written to the certs directory. If the file already exists, we append the original certificates to the new certificate.

func CreateClientPair 

func CreateClientPair(
	certsDir, caKeyPath string, keySize int, lifetime time.Duration, overwrite bool, user string,
) error

CreateClientPair creates a node key and certificate. The CA cert and key must load properly. If multiple certificates exist in the CA cert, the first one is used.

func CreateNodePair 

func CreateNodePair(
	certsDir, caKeyPath string, keySize int, lifetime time.Duration, overwrite bool, hosts []string,
) error

CreateNodePair creates a node key and certificate. The CA cert and key must load properly. If multiple certificates exist in the CA cert, the first one is used.

func GenerateCA 

func GenerateCA(signer crypto.Signer, lifetime time.Duration) ([]byte, error)

GenerateCA generates a CA certificate and signs it using the signer (a private key). It returns the DER-encoded certificate.

func GenerateClientCert 

func GenerateClientCert(
	caCert *x509.Certificate,
	caPrivateKey crypto.PrivateKey,
	clientPublicKey crypto.PublicKey,
	lifetime time.Duration,
	user string,
) ([]byte, error)

GenerateClientCert generates a client certificate and returns the cert bytes. Takes in the CA cert and private key, the client public key, the certificate lifetime, and the username.

func GenerateServerCert 

func GenerateServerCert(
	caCert *x509.Certificate,
	caPrivateKey crypto.PrivateKey,
	nodePublicKey crypto.PublicKey,
	lifetime time.Duration,
	hosts []string,
) ([]byte, error)

GenerateServerCert generates a server certificate and returns the cert bytes. Takes in the CA cert and private key, the node public key, the certificate lifetime, and the list of hosts/ip addresses this certificate applies to.

func GetCertificateUser 

func GetCertificateUser(tlsState *tls.ConnectionState) (string, error)

GetCertificateUser extract the username from a client certificate.

func HashPassword 

func HashPassword(password string) ([]byte, error)

HashPassword takes a raw password and returns a bcrypt hashed password.

func LoadClientTLSConfig 

func LoadClientTLSConfig(sslCA, sslCert, sslCertKey string) (*tls.Config, error)

LoadClientTLSConfig creates a client TLSConfig by loading the CA and client certs. The following paths must be passed: - sslCA: path to the CA certificate - sslCert: path to the client certificate - sslCertKey: path to the client key If the path is prefixed with "embedded=", load the embedded certs.

func LoadServerTLSConfig 

func LoadServerTLSConfig(sslCA, sslCert, sslCertKey string) (*tls.Config, error)

LoadServerTLSConfig creates a server TLSConfig by loading the CA and server certs. The following paths must be passed: - sslCA: path to the CA certificate - sslCert: path to the server certificate - sslCertKey: path to the server key If the path is prefixed with "embedded=", load the embedded certs.

func PEMToCertificates 

func PEMToCertificates(contents []byte) ([]*pem.Block, error)

PEMToCertificates parses multiple certificate PEM blocks and returns them. Each block must be a certificate. It is allowed to have zero certificates.

func PEMToPrivateKey 

func PEMToPrivateKey(contents []byte) (crypto.PrivateKey, error)

PEMToPrivateKey parses a PEM block and returns the private key.

func PrivateKeyToPEM 

func PrivateKeyToPEM(key crypto.PrivateKey) (*pem.Block, error)

PrivateKeyToPEM generates a PEM block from a private key.

func PromptForPassword 

func PromptForPassword() (string, error)

PromptForPassword prompts for a password. This is meant to be used when using a password.

func PromptForPasswordAndHash 

func PromptForPasswordAndHash() ([]byte, error)

PromptForPasswordAndHash prompts for a password twice and returns the bcrypt hash.

func PromptForPasswordTwice 

func PromptForPasswordTwice() (string, error)

PromptForPasswordTwice prompts for a password twice, returning the read string if they match, or an error. This is meant to be used when setting a password.

func ProtoAuthHook 

func ProtoAuthHook(
	insecureMode bool, tlsState *tls.ConnectionState,
) (func(proto.Message, bool) error, error)

ProtoAuthHook builds an authentication hook based on the security mode and client certificate. The proto.Message passed to the hook must implement RequestWithUser.

func ResetAssetLoader 

func ResetAssetLoader()

ResetAssetLoader restores the asset loader to the default value.

func SetAssetLoader 

func SetAssetLoader(al AssetLoader)

SetAssetLoader overrides the asset loader with the passed-in one.

func WritePEMToFile 

func WritePEMToFile(path string, mode os.FileMode, overwrite bool, blocks ...*pem.Block) error

WritePEMToFile writes an arbitrary number of PEM blocks to a file. The file "path" is created with "mode" and WRONLY|CREATE. If overwrite is true, the file will be overwritten if it exists.

Types

type AssetLoader 

type AssetLoader struct {
	ReadDir  func(dirname string) ([]os.FileInfo, error)
	ReadFile func(filename string) ([]byte, error)
	Stat     func(name string) (os.FileInfo, error)
}

AssetLoader describes the functions necessary to read certificate and key files.

type CertInfo 

type CertInfo struct {
	// FileUsage describes the use of this certificate.
	FileUsage pemUsage

	// Filename is the base filename of the certificate.
	Filename string
	// FileContents is the raw cert file data.
	FileContents []byte

	// KeyFilename is the base filename of the key, blank if not found (CA certs only).
	KeyFilename string
	// KeyFileContents is the raw key file data.
	KeyFileContents []byte

	// Name is the blob in the middle of the filename. eg: username for client certs.
	Name string

	// Error is any error encountered when loading the certificate/key pair.
	// For example: bad permissions on the key will be stored here.
	Error error
}

CertInfo describe a certificate file and optional key file. To obtain the full path, Filename and KeyFilename must be joined with the certs directory. The key may not be present if this is a CA certificate. If Err != nil, the CertInfo must NOT be used.

type CertificateLoader 

type CertificateLoader struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

CertificateLoader searches for certificates and keys in the certs directory.

func NewCertificateLoader 

func NewCertificateLoader(certsDir string) *CertificateLoader

NewCertificateLoader creates a new instance of the certificate loader.

func (*CertificateLoader) Certificates 

func (cl *CertificateLoader) Certificates() []*CertInfo

Certificates returns the loaded certificates.

func (*CertificateLoader) Load 

func (cl *CertificateLoader) Load() error

Load examines all .crt files in the certs directory, determines their usage, and looks for their keys. It populates the certificates field.

func (*CertificateLoader) MaybeCreateCertsDir 

func (cl *CertificateLoader) MaybeCreateCertsDir() error

MaybeCreateCertsDir creates the certificate directory if it does not exist. Returns an error if we could not stat or create the directory.

func (*CertificateLoader) TestDisablePermissionChecks 

func (cl *CertificateLoader) TestDisablePermissionChecks()

TestDisablePermissionChecks turns off permissions checks. Used by tests only.

type CertificateManager 

type CertificateManager struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

CertificateManager lives for the duration of the process and manages certificates and keys. It reloads all certificates when triggered and construct tls.Config objects for servers or clients.

Important note: Load() performs some sanity checks (file pairs match, CA certs don't disappear), but these are by no means complete. Completeness is not required as nodes restarting have no fallback if invalid certs/keys are present.

func NewCertificateManager 

func NewCertificateManager(certsDir string) (*CertificateManager, error)

NewCertificateManager creates a new certificate manager.

func NewCertificateManagerFirstRun 

func NewCertificateManagerFirstRun(certsDir string) (*CertificateManager, error)

NewCertificateManagerFirstRun creates a new certificate manager. The certsDir is created if it does not exist. This should only be called when generating certificates, the server has no business creating the certs directory.

func (*CertificateManager) CACert 

func (cm *CertificateManager) CACert() *CertInfo

CACert returns the CA cert. May be nil. Callers should check for an internal Error field.

func (*CertificateManager) CACertPath 

func (cm *CertificateManager) CACertPath() string

CACertPath returns the expected file path for the CA certificate.

func (*CertificateManager) ClientCertPath 

func (cm *CertificateManager) ClientCertPath(user string) string

ClientCertPath returns the expected file path for the user's certificate.

func (*CertificateManager) ClientCerts 

func (cm *CertificateManager) ClientCerts() map[string]*CertInfo

ClientCerts returns the Client certs. Callers should check for internal Error fields.

func (*CertificateManager) ClientKeyPath 

func (cm *CertificateManager) ClientKeyPath(user string) string

ClientKeyPath returns the expected file path for the user's key.

func (*CertificateManager) GetCACertPath 

func (cm *CertificateManager) GetCACertPath() (string, error)

GetCACertPath returns the path to the CA certificate.

func (*CertificateManager) GetClientCertPaths 

func (cm *CertificateManager) GetClientCertPaths(user string) (string, string, error)

GetClientCertPaths returns the paths to the client cert and key. Returns the node cert and key if user == NodeUser.

func (*CertificateManager) GetClientTLSConfig 

func (cm *CertificateManager) GetClientTLSConfig(user string) (*tls.Config, error)

GetClientTLSConfig returns the most up-to-date server tls.Config. Returns the dual-purpose node certs if user == NodeUser.

func (*CertificateManager) GetEmbeddedServerTLSConfig 

func (cm *CertificateManager) GetEmbeddedServerTLSConfig(
	_ *tls.ClientHelloInfo,
) (*tls.Config, error)

GetEmbeddedServerTLSConfig returns the most up-to-date server tls.Config. This is the callback set in tls.Config.GetConfigForClient. We currently ignore the ClientHelloInfo object.

func (*CertificateManager) GetServerTLSConfig 

func (cm *CertificateManager) GetServerTLSConfig() (*tls.Config, error)

GetServerTLSConfig returns a server TLS config with a callback to fetch the latest TLS config. We still attempt to get the config to make sure the initial call has a valid config loaded.

func (*CertificateManager) LoadCertificates 

func (cm *CertificateManager) LoadCertificates() error

LoadCertificates creates a CertificateLoader to load all certs and keys. Upon success, it swaps the existing certificates for the new ones.

func (*CertificateManager) NodeCert 

func (cm *CertificateManager) NodeCert() *CertInfo

NodeCert returns the Node cert. May be nil. Callers should check for an internal Error field.

func (*CertificateManager) NodeCertPath 

func (cm *CertificateManager) NodeCertPath() string

NodeCertPath returns the expected file path for the node certificate.

func (*CertificateManager) NodeKeyPath 

func (cm *CertificateManager) NodeKeyPath() string

NodeKeyPath returns the expected file path for the node key.

func (*CertificateManager) RegisterSignalHandler 

func (cm *CertificateManager) RegisterSignalHandler(stopper *stop.Stopper)

RegisterSignalHandler registers a signal handler for SIGHUP, triggering a refresh of the certificates directory on notification.

type RequestWithUser 

type RequestWithUser interface {
	GetUser() string
}

RequestWithUser must be implemented by `roachpb.Request`s which are arguments to methods that are not permitted to skip user checks.

type UserAuthHook 

type UserAuthHook func(string, bool) error

UserAuthHook authenticates a user based on their username and whether their connection originates from a client or another node in the cluster.

func UserAuthCertHook 

func UserAuthCertHook(insecureMode bool, tlsState *tls.ConnectionState) (UserAuthHook, error)

UserAuthCertHook builds an authentication hook based on the security mode and client certificate.

func UserAuthPasswordHook 

func UserAuthPasswordHook(insecureMode bool, password string, hashedPassword []byte) UserAuthHook

UserAuthPasswordHook builds an authentication hook based on the security mode, password, and its potentially matching hash.

Source Files

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Directories

Path Synopsis
Package securitytest embeds the TLS test certificates.
 Package securitytest embeds the TLS test certificates.

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