cgi/edituser.cgi

   1 #!/usr/bin/perl
   2 # (c) Petr Baudis <pasky@suse.cz>
   3 # (c) Jan Krueger <jk@jk.gs>
   4 # GPLv2
   5
   6 use strict;
   7 use warnings;
   8
   9 use lib ".";
  10 use Girocco::CGI;
  11 use Girocco::Config;
  12 use Girocco::User;
  13 use Girocco::Util;
  14
  15 my $gcgi = Girocco::CGI->new('User Email & SSH Key Update');
  16 my $cgi = $gcgi->cgi;
  17
  18 unless ($Girocco::Config::manage_users) {
  19         print "<p>I don't manage users.</p>";
  20         exit;
  21 }
  22
  23 if ($cgi->param('mail')) {
  24         print "<p>Go away, bot.</p>";
  25         exit;
  26 }
  27
  28 sub _auth_form {
  29         my $name = shift;
  30         my $submit = shift;
  31         my $fields = shift;
  32         $fields = '' if (!$fields);
  33         my $auth = shift;
  34         my $authtag = ($auth ? qq(<input type="hidden" name="auth" value="$auth" />) :
  35                 qq(<p>Authorization code: <input name="auth" size="40" /></p>));
  36         print <<EOT;
  37
  38 <form method="post">
  39 <input type="hidden" name="name" value="$name" />
  40 $authtag
  41 $fields<p><input type="submit" value="$submit" /></p>
  42 </form>
  43 EOT
  44 }
  45
  46 if ($cgi->param('name')) {
  47         # submitted, let's see
  48         # FIXME: racy, do a lock
  49         my $name = $gcgi->wparam('name');
  50         (Girocco::User::valid_name($name)
  51                 and Girocco::User::does_exist($name))
  52                 or $gcgi->err("Username is not registered.");
  53
  54         $gcgi->err_check and exit;
  55
  56         my $user;
  57         ($user = Girocco::User->load($name)) && valid_email($user->{email})
  58                 or $gcgi->err("Username may not be updated.");
  59
  60         $gcgi->err_check and exit;
  61
  62         if (!$cgi->param('auth')) {
  63                 my $auth = $user->gen_auth;
  64
  65                 # Send auth mail
  66                 open(MAIL, '|-', '/usr/bin/mail', '-s', "[$Girocco::Config::name] Account update authorization", $user->{email}) or
  67                         die "Sorry, could not send authorization code: $!";
  68                 print MAIL <<EOT;
  69 Hello,
  70
  71 you have requested an authorization code to be sent to you for updating
  72 your account's email and/or SSH keys. If you don't want to actually update
  73 your email or SSH keys, just ignore this e-mail. Otherwise, use this code
  74 within 24 hours:
  75
  76 $auth
  77
  78 Should you run into any problems, please let us know.
  79
  80 Have fun!
  81 EOT
  82                 close MAIL;
  83
  84                 print "<p>You should shortly receive an e-mail containing an authorization code.
  85                         Please enter this code below to update your SSH keys.
  86                         The code will expire in 24 hours or after you have used it.</p>";
  87                 _auth_form($name, "'Login'");
  88                 exit;
  89         } else {
  90                 $user->{auth} or do {
  91                         print "There currently isn't any authorization code filed under your account. Please <a href=\"edituser.cgi\">generate one</a>.";
  92                         exit;
  93                 };
  94
  95                 my $fields = '';
  96                 my $email = $cgi->param('email');
  97                 my $keys = $cgi->param('keys');
  98
  99                 my $auth = $gcgi->wparam('auth');
 100                 if ($auth ne $user->{auth}) {
 101                         print '<p>Invalid authorization code, please re-enter or <a href="edituser.cgi">generate a new one</a>.</p>';
 102                         _auth_form($name, "'Login'");
 103                         exit;
 104                 }
 105
 106                 if (defined($email) && defined($keys)) {
 107                         # Auth valid, keys given -> save
 108                         if (($email eq $user->{email} || $user->update_email($gcgi, $email)) && $user->keys_fill($gcgi)) {
 109                                 $user->del_auth;
 110                                 $user->keys_save;
 111                                 print "<p>Your Email &amp; SSH keys have been updated.</p>";
 112                                 my $keylist = $user->keys_html_list;
 113                                 if ($keylist) {
 114                                         print <<EOT;
 115
 116 <div id="keys"><p>The following keys have been registered for user $name as
 117 shown below along with their <tt>ssh-keygen -l</tt> fingerprint:</p>
 118 $keylist</div>
 119 EOT
 120                                 }
 121                                 exit;
 122                         }
 123                 } else {
 124                         # Otherwise pre-fill fields
 125                         $email = $user->{email};
 126                         $keys = $user->{keys};
 127                 }
 128
 129                 my $httpspara = '';
 130                 $httpspara = <<EOT if $Girocco::Config::httpspushurl;
 131 <p>Please be sure to include at least one RSA key (starts with the <tt>ssh-rsa</tt> prefix) in
 132 order to enable HTTPS pushing. <sup><a href="$Girocco::Config::htmlurl/httpspush.html">(learn more)</a></sup><br />
 133 X.509 (e.g. OpenSSL) format public keys can be converted to SSH .pub format with the
 134 <a href="http://repo.or.cz/w/ezcert.git/blob/master:/ConvertPubKey">ConvertPubKey</a> utility thus obviating the
 135 need for OpenSSH if all pushing is to be done using HTTPS (see the example in the TIPS section of the <tt>ConvertPubKey -h</tt> output).</p>
 136 EOT
 137                 my $emailval = CGI::escapeHTML($email);
 138                 my $keysval = CGI::escapeHTML($keys);
 139                 print <<EOT;
 140 <p>Authorization code validated (for now).</p>
 141 <p>SSH (the <tt>ssh</tt> protocol) or HTTPS is used for pushing, your SSH key authenticates you -
 142 there is no password (though we recommend that your SSH key is password-protected;
 143 use <code>ssh-agent</code> to help your fingers).
 144 You can find your public key in <tt>~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub</tt> or <tt>~/.ssh/id_dsa.pub</tt>.
 145 If you do not have any yet, generate it using the <code>ssh-keygen</code> command.</p>
 146 <p>You can paste multiple keys in the box below, each on a separate line.
 147 Paste each key <em>including</em> the <tt>ssh-</tt>whatever prefix and email-like postfix.</p>
 148 $httpspara<form method="post">
 149 <input type="hidden" name="name" value="$name" />
 150 <input type="hidden" name="auth" value="$auth" />
 151 <table class="form">
 152 <tr><td class="formlabel">Login:</td><td class="formdata">$name</td></tr>
 153 <tr><td class="formlabel">Email:</td><td><input type="text" name="email" value="$emailval"/></td></tr>
 154 <tr><td class="formlabel">Public SSH key(s):</td><td><textarea wrap="off" name="keys" rows="5" cols="80">$keysval</textarea></td></tr>
 155 <tr><td class="formlabel"></td><td><input type="submit" value="Update" /></td></tr>
 156 </table>
 157 EOT
 158                 my $keylist = $user->keys_html_list;
 159                 if ($keylist) {
 160                         print <<EOT;
 161
 162 <div id="keys"><p>The following keys are currently registered for user $name as
 163 shown below along with their <tt>ssh-keygen -l</tt> fingerprint:</p>
 164 $keylist</div>
 165 EOT
 166                 }
 167                 exit;
 168         }
 169
 170 }
 171
 172 my $blurb1 = '';
 173 $blurb1 = 'SSH (the <tt>ssh</tt> protocol)'
 174         if $Girocco::Config::pushurl && !$Girocco::Config::httpspushurl;
 175 $blurb1 = 'HTTPS (the <tt>https</tt> protocol)'
 176         if !$Girocco::Config::pushurl && $Girocco::Config::httpspushurl;
 177 $blurb1 = 'SSH (the <tt>ssh</tt> protocol) or HTTPS (the <tt>https</tt> protocol)'
 178         if $Girocco::Config::pushurl && $Girocco::Config::httpspushurl;
 179 my $blurb2 = '';
 180 $blurb2 = ' and download https push user authentication certificate(s)'
 181         if $Girocco::Config::httpspushurl;
 182 print <<EOT;
 183 <p>Here you can update the email and public SSH key(s) associated with your user account$blurb2.
 184 These public SSH key(s) are required for you to push to projects.</p>
 185 <p>$blurb1 is used for pushing, your SSH key authenticates you -
 186 there is no password (though we recommend that your SSH key is password-protected;
 187 use <code>ssh-agent</code> to help your fingers).
 188 You can find your public key in <tt>~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub</tt> or <tt>~/.ssh/id_dsa.pub</tt>.
 189 If you do not have any yet, generate it using the <code>ssh-keygen</code> command.</p>
 190
 191 <p>Please enter your username below;
 192 we will send you an email with an authorization code
 193 and further instructions.</p>
 194
 195 <form method="post">
 196 <table class="form">
 197 <tr><td class="formlabel">Login:</td><td><input type="text" name="name" /></td></tr>
 198 <tr style="display:none"><td class="formlabel">Anti-captcha (leave empty!):</td><td><input type="text" name="mail" /></td></tr>
 199 <tr><td class="formlabel"></td><td><input type="submit" value="Send authorization code" /></td></tr>
 200 </table>
 201 </form>
 202 EOT