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Use AuthManager on special pages Rewrite authentication-related special pages to use AuthManager. All the changes mentioned below only take effect when $wgDisableAuthManager is false. LoginForm is rewritten to use HTMLForm and split into UserLogin and CreateAccount; ChangePassword and PasswordReset are rewritten; ChangeEmail and Preferences are updated. Four new special pages are added to handle the new capabilities of AuthManager (linked accounts, secondary authentication providers): LinkAccounts, UnlinkAccounts, ChangeCredentials, RemoveCredentials. The old form-based hooks (ChangePasswordForm, UserCreateForm, UserLoginForm) are deprecated. A new, more generic hook is available to alter the forms (AuthChangeFormFields); form changes that involve new fields should be done via $wgAuthManagerConfig. UserLoginComplete is limited to web-based login; for more generic functionality UserLoggedIn can be used instead. Hooks that assume password-based login (PrefsPasswordAudit, AbortChangePassword) are removed; the first functionality is replaced by ChangeAuthenticationDataAudit, the second is handled by AuthManager. LoginPasswordResetMessage is removed, the functionality can be recreated via authentication providers. There are several smaller backwards incompatible changes: * Adding fields to the login/signup forms by manipulating the template via the extraInput/extrafields parameters is not supported anymore. Depending on the authn configuration the login/signup process might be multistep and it would be complicated to ensure that extensions can access the data at the right moment. Instead, you can create an AuthenticationProvider which can define its own fields and process them when the authentication is over. (There is B/C support for a transitional period that works with the default login form, but might break with configurations that require multiple steps or redirects.) * Removed cookie redirect check. This was added in 2003 in 9ead07fe9 for the benefit of bots, but with MediaWiki having an API these days there is little reason to keep it. Same for the wpSkipCookieCheck flag (added in 2008 in 29c73e8265). * Instead of embedding a password field on sensitive special pages such as ChangeEmail, such pages rely on AuthManager for elevated security (which typically involves requiring the user to log in again unless their last login was more than a few minutes ago). Accordingly, wgRequirePasswordforEmailChange is removed. * Special:ChangePassword requires login now. * Special:ResetPassword now sends a separate email to each user when called with a shared email address. * the Reason field had a message with 'prefsectiontip' class which was sorta broken but used in extensions for formatting. HTMLForm does not support that, so this commit turns it into a help message which will break formatting. See https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/231884 Bug: T110277 Change-Id: I8b52ec8ddf494f23941807638f149f15b5e46b0c Depends-On: If4e0dfb6ee6674f0dace80a01850e2d0cbbdb47a
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<?php
use MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager;
use MediaWiki\Auth\TemporaryPasswordAuthenticationRequest;
use MediaWiki\Block\CompositeBlock;
use MediaWiki\Block\DatabaseBlock;
use MediaWiki\Block\SystemBlock;
use MediaWiki\Config\ServiceOptions;
use MediaWiki\Tests\Unit\DummyServicesTrait;
use MediaWiki\User\StaticUserOptionsLookup;
use MediaWiki\User\UserFactory;
use MediaWiki\User\UserNameUtils;
use MediaWiki\User\UserOptionsLookup;
use Psr\Log\NullLogger;
use Wikimedia\Rdbms\IConnectionProvider;
Use AuthManager on special pages Rewrite authentication-related special pages to use AuthManager. All the changes mentioned below only take effect when $wgDisableAuthManager is false. LoginForm is rewritten to use HTMLForm and split into UserLogin and CreateAccount; ChangePassword and PasswordReset are rewritten; ChangeEmail and Preferences are updated. Four new special pages are added to handle the new capabilities of AuthManager (linked accounts, secondary authentication providers): LinkAccounts, UnlinkAccounts, ChangeCredentials, RemoveCredentials. The old form-based hooks (ChangePasswordForm, UserCreateForm, UserLoginForm) are deprecated. A new, more generic hook is available to alter the forms (AuthChangeFormFields); form changes that involve new fields should be done via $wgAuthManagerConfig. UserLoginComplete is limited to web-based login; for more generic functionality UserLoggedIn can be used instead. Hooks that assume password-based login (PrefsPasswordAudit, AbortChangePassword) are removed; the first functionality is replaced by ChangeAuthenticationDataAudit, the second is handled by AuthManager. LoginPasswordResetMessage is removed, the functionality can be recreated via authentication providers. There are several smaller backwards incompatible changes: * Adding fields to the login/signup forms by manipulating the template via the extraInput/extrafields parameters is not supported anymore. Depending on the authn configuration the login/signup process might be multistep and it would be complicated to ensure that extensions can access the data at the right moment. Instead, you can create an AuthenticationProvider which can define its own fields and process them when the authentication is over. (There is B/C support for a transitional period that works with the default login form, but might break with configurations that require multiple steps or redirects.) * Removed cookie redirect check. This was added in 2003 in 9ead07fe9 for the benefit of bots, but with MediaWiki having an API these days there is little reason to keep it. Same for the wpSkipCookieCheck flag (added in 2008 in 29c73e8265). * Instead of embedding a password field on sensitive special pages such as ChangeEmail, such pages rely on AuthManager for elevated security (which typically involves requiring the user to log in again unless their last login was more than a few minutes ago). Accordingly, wgRequirePasswordforEmailChange is removed. * Special:ChangePassword requires login now. * Special:ResetPassword now sends a separate email to each user when called with a shared email address. * the Reason field had a message with 'prefsectiontip' class which was sorta broken but used in extensions for formatting. HTMLForm does not support that, so this commit turns it into a help message which will break formatting. See https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/231884 Bug: T110277 Change-Id: I8b52ec8ddf494f23941807638f149f15b5e46b0c Depends-On: If4e0dfb6ee6674f0dace80a01850e2d0cbbdb47a
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/**
* TODO make this a unit test, all dependencies are injected, but DatabaseBlock::__construct()
* can't be used in unit tests.
*
* @covers PasswordReset
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* @group Database
*/
class PasswordResetTest extends MediaWikiIntegrationTestCase {
use DummyServicesTrait;
private const VALID_IP = '1.2.3.4';
private const VALID_EMAIL = 'foo@bar.baz';
Use AuthManager on special pages Rewrite authentication-related special pages to use AuthManager. All the changes mentioned below only take effect when $wgDisableAuthManager is false. LoginForm is rewritten to use HTMLForm and split into UserLogin and CreateAccount; ChangePassword and PasswordReset are rewritten; ChangeEmail and Preferences are updated. Four new special pages are added to handle the new capabilities of AuthManager (linked accounts, secondary authentication providers): LinkAccounts, UnlinkAccounts, ChangeCredentials, RemoveCredentials. The old form-based hooks (ChangePasswordForm, UserCreateForm, UserLoginForm) are deprecated. A new, more generic hook is available to alter the forms (AuthChangeFormFields); form changes that involve new fields should be done via $wgAuthManagerConfig. UserLoginComplete is limited to web-based login; for more generic functionality UserLoggedIn can be used instead. Hooks that assume password-based login (PrefsPasswordAudit, AbortChangePassword) are removed; the first functionality is replaced by ChangeAuthenticationDataAudit, the second is handled by AuthManager. LoginPasswordResetMessage is removed, the functionality can be recreated via authentication providers. There are several smaller backwards incompatible changes: * Adding fields to the login/signup forms by manipulating the template via the extraInput/extrafields parameters is not supported anymore. Depending on the authn configuration the login/signup process might be multistep and it would be complicated to ensure that extensions can access the data at the right moment. Instead, you can create an AuthenticationProvider which can define its own fields and process them when the authentication is over. (There is B/C support for a transitional period that works with the default login form, but might break with configurations that require multiple steps or redirects.) * Removed cookie redirect check. This was added in 2003 in 9ead07fe9 for the benefit of bots, but with MediaWiki having an API these days there is little reason to keep it. Same for the wpSkipCookieCheck flag (added in 2008 in 29c73e8265). * Instead of embedding a password field on sensitive special pages such as ChangeEmail, such pages rely on AuthManager for elevated security (which typically involves requiring the user to log in again unless their last login was more than a few minutes ago). Accordingly, wgRequirePasswordforEmailChange is removed. * Special:ChangePassword requires login now. * Special:ResetPassword now sends a separate email to each user when called with a shared email address. * the Reason field had a message with 'prefsectiontip' class which was sorta broken but used in extensions for formatting. HTMLForm does not support that, so this commit turns it into a help message which will break formatting. See https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/231884 Bug: T110277 Change-Id: I8b52ec8ddf494f23941807638f149f15b5e46b0c Depends-On: If4e0dfb6ee6674f0dace80a01850e2d0cbbdb47a
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/**
* @dataProvider provideIsAllowed
*/
public function testIsAllowed( $passwordResetRoutes, $enableEmail,
$allowsAuthenticationDataChange, $canEditPrivate, $block, $isAllowed
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) {
$config = $this->makeConfig( $enableEmail, $passwordResetRoutes, false );
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$authManager = $this->createMock( AuthManager::class );
$authManager->method( 'allowsAuthenticationDataChange' )
Use AuthManager on special pages Rewrite authentication-related special pages to use AuthManager. All the changes mentioned below only take effect when $wgDisableAuthManager is false. LoginForm is rewritten to use HTMLForm and split into UserLogin and CreateAccount; ChangePassword and PasswordReset are rewritten; ChangeEmail and Preferences are updated. Four new special pages are added to handle the new capabilities of AuthManager (linked accounts, secondary authentication providers): LinkAccounts, UnlinkAccounts, ChangeCredentials, RemoveCredentials. The old form-based hooks (ChangePasswordForm, UserCreateForm, UserLoginForm) are deprecated. A new, more generic hook is available to alter the forms (AuthChangeFormFields); form changes that involve new fields should be done via $wgAuthManagerConfig. UserLoginComplete is limited to web-based login; for more generic functionality UserLoggedIn can be used instead. Hooks that assume password-based login (PrefsPasswordAudit, AbortChangePassword) are removed; the first functionality is replaced by ChangeAuthenticationDataAudit, the second is handled by AuthManager. LoginPasswordResetMessage is removed, the functionality can be recreated via authentication providers. There are several smaller backwards incompatible changes: * Adding fields to the login/signup forms by manipulating the template via the extraInput/extrafields parameters is not supported anymore. Depending on the authn configuration the login/signup process might be multistep and it would be complicated to ensure that extensions can access the data at the right moment. Instead, you can create an AuthenticationProvider which can define its own fields and process them when the authentication is over. (There is B/C support for a transitional period that works with the default login form, but might break with configurations that require multiple steps or redirects.) * Removed cookie redirect check. This was added in 2003 in 9ead07fe9 for the benefit of bots, but with MediaWiki having an API these days there is little reason to keep it. Same for the wpSkipCookieCheck flag (added in 2008 in 29c73e8265). * Instead of embedding a password field on sensitive special pages such as ChangeEmail, such pages rely on AuthManager for elevated security (which typically involves requiring the user to log in again unless their last login was more than a few minutes ago). Accordingly, wgRequirePasswordforEmailChange is removed. * Special:ChangePassword requires login now. * Special:ResetPassword now sends a separate email to each user when called with a shared email address. * the Reason field had a message with 'prefsectiontip' class which was sorta broken but used in extensions for formatting. HTMLForm does not support that, so this commit turns it into a help message which will break formatting. See https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/231884 Bug: T110277 Change-Id: I8b52ec8ddf494f23941807638f149f15b5e46b0c Depends-On: If4e0dfb6ee6674f0dace80a01850e2d0cbbdb47a
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->willReturn( $allowsAuthenticationDataChange ? Status::newGood() : Status::newFatal( 'foo' ) );
$user = $this->createMock( User::class );
$user->method( 'getName' )->willReturn( 'Foo' );
$user->method( 'getBlock' )->willReturn( $block );
$user->method( 'isAllowed' )->with( 'editmyprivateinfo' )->willReturn( $canEditPrivate );
$passwordReset = new PasswordReset(
$config,
new NullLogger(),
$authManager,
$this->createHookContainer(),
$this->createNoOpMock( IConnectionProvider::class ),
$this->createNoOpMock( UserFactory::class ),
$this->createNoOpMock( UserNameUtils::class ),
$this->createNoOpMock( UserOptionsLookup::class )
);
Use AuthManager on special pages Rewrite authentication-related special pages to use AuthManager. All the changes mentioned below only take effect when $wgDisableAuthManager is false. LoginForm is rewritten to use HTMLForm and split into UserLogin and CreateAccount; ChangePassword and PasswordReset are rewritten; ChangeEmail and Preferences are updated. Four new special pages are added to handle the new capabilities of AuthManager (linked accounts, secondary authentication providers): LinkAccounts, UnlinkAccounts, ChangeCredentials, RemoveCredentials. The old form-based hooks (ChangePasswordForm, UserCreateForm, UserLoginForm) are deprecated. A new, more generic hook is available to alter the forms (AuthChangeFormFields); form changes that involve new fields should be done via $wgAuthManagerConfig. UserLoginComplete is limited to web-based login; for more generic functionality UserLoggedIn can be used instead. Hooks that assume password-based login (PrefsPasswordAudit, AbortChangePassword) are removed; the first functionality is replaced by ChangeAuthenticationDataAudit, the second is handled by AuthManager. LoginPasswordResetMessage is removed, the functionality can be recreated via authentication providers. There are several smaller backwards incompatible changes: * Adding fields to the login/signup forms by manipulating the template via the extraInput/extrafields parameters is not supported anymore. Depending on the authn configuration the login/signup process might be multistep and it would be complicated to ensure that extensions can access the data at the right moment. Instead, you can create an AuthenticationProvider which can define its own fields and process them when the authentication is over. (There is B/C support for a transitional period that works with the default login form, but might break with configurations that require multiple steps or redirects.) * Removed cookie redirect check. This was added in 2003 in 9ead07fe9 for the benefit of bots, but with MediaWiki having an API these days there is little reason to keep it. Same for the wpSkipCookieCheck flag (added in 2008 in 29c73e8265). * Instead of embedding a password field on sensitive special pages such as ChangeEmail, such pages rely on AuthManager for elevated security (which typically involves requiring the user to log in again unless their last login was more than a few minutes ago). Accordingly, wgRequirePasswordforEmailChange is removed. * Special:ChangePassword requires login now. * Special:ResetPassword now sends a separate email to each user when called with a shared email address. * the Reason field had a message with 'prefsectiontip' class which was sorta broken but used in extensions for formatting. HTMLForm does not support that, so this commit turns it into a help message which will break formatting. See https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/231884 Bug: T110277 Change-Id: I8b52ec8ddf494f23941807638f149f15b5e46b0c Depends-On: If4e0dfb6ee6674f0dace80a01850e2d0cbbdb47a
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$this->assertSame( $isAllowed, $passwordReset->isAllowed( $user )->isGood() );
}
public static function provideIsAllowed() {
Use AuthManager on special pages Rewrite authentication-related special pages to use AuthManager. All the changes mentioned below only take effect when $wgDisableAuthManager is false. LoginForm is rewritten to use HTMLForm and split into UserLogin and CreateAccount; ChangePassword and PasswordReset are rewritten; ChangeEmail and Preferences are updated. Four new special pages are added to handle the new capabilities of AuthManager (linked accounts, secondary authentication providers): LinkAccounts, UnlinkAccounts, ChangeCredentials, RemoveCredentials. The old form-based hooks (ChangePasswordForm, UserCreateForm, UserLoginForm) are deprecated. A new, more generic hook is available to alter the forms (AuthChangeFormFields); form changes that involve new fields should be done via $wgAuthManagerConfig. UserLoginComplete is limited to web-based login; for more generic functionality UserLoggedIn can be used instead. Hooks that assume password-based login (PrefsPasswordAudit, AbortChangePassword) are removed; the first functionality is replaced by ChangeAuthenticationDataAudit, the second is handled by AuthManager. LoginPasswordResetMessage is removed, the functionality can be recreated via authentication providers. There are several smaller backwards incompatible changes: * Adding fields to the login/signup forms by manipulating the template via the extraInput/extrafields parameters is not supported anymore. Depending on the authn configuration the login/signup process might be multistep and it would be complicated to ensure that extensions can access the data at the right moment. Instead, you can create an AuthenticationProvider which can define its own fields and process them when the authentication is over. (There is B/C support for a transitional period that works with the default login form, but might break with configurations that require multiple steps or redirects.) * Removed cookie redirect check. This was added in 2003 in 9ead07fe9 for the benefit of bots, but with MediaWiki having an API these days there is little reason to keep it. Same for the wpSkipCookieCheck flag (added in 2008 in 29c73e8265). * Instead of embedding a password field on sensitive special pages such as ChangeEmail, such pages rely on AuthManager for elevated security (which typically involves requiring the user to log in again unless their last login was more than a few minutes ago). Accordingly, wgRequirePasswordforEmailChange is removed. * Special:ChangePassword requires login now. * Special:ResetPassword now sends a separate email to each user when called with a shared email address. * the Reason field had a message with 'prefsectiontip' class which was sorta broken but used in extensions for formatting. HTMLForm does not support that, so this commit turns it into a help message which will break formatting. See https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/231884 Bug: T110277 Change-Id: I8b52ec8ddf494f23941807638f149f15b5e46b0c Depends-On: If4e0dfb6ee6674f0dace80a01850e2d0cbbdb47a
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return [
'no routes' => [
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'passwordResetRoutes' => [],
'enableEmail' => true,
'allowsAuthenticationDataChange' => true,
'canEditPrivate' => true,
'block' => null,
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],
'using blocked proxy' => [
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'passwordResetRoutes' => [ 'username' => true ],
'enableEmail' => true,
'allowsAuthenticationDataChange' => true,
'canEditPrivate' => true,
'block' => new SystemBlock(
[ 'systemBlock' => 'proxy' ]
),
'isAllowed' => false,
],
'globally blocked with account creation not disabled' => [
'passwordResetRoutes' => [ 'username' => true ],
'enableEmail' => true,
'allowsAuthenticationDataChange' => true,
'canEditPrivate' => true,
'block' => null,
'isAllowed' => true,
],
'blocked via wgSoftBlockRanges' => [
'passwordResetRoutes' => [ 'username' => true ],
'enableEmail' => true,
'allowsAuthenticationDataChange' => true,
'canEditPrivate' => true,
'block' => new SystemBlock(
[ 'systemBlock' => 'wgSoftBlockRanges', 'anonOnly' => true ]
),
'isAllowed' => true,
],
'blocked with an unknown system block type' => [
'passwordResetRoutes' => [ 'username' => true ],
'enableEmail' => true,
'allowsAuthenticationDataChange' => true,
'canEditPrivate' => true,
'block' => new SystemBlock( [ 'systemBlock' => 'unknown' ] ),
'isAllowed' => false,
],
'blocked with multiple blocks, all allowing password reset' => [
'passwordResetRoutes' => [ 'username' => true ],
'enableEmail' => true,
'allowsAuthenticationDataChange' => true,
'canEditPrivate' => true,
'block' => new CompositeBlock( [
'originalBlocks' => [
new SystemBlock( [ 'systemBlock' => 'wgSoftBlockRanges', 'anonOnly' => true ] ),
new DatabaseBlock( [] ),
]
] ),
'isAllowed' => true,
],
'blocked with multiple blocks, not all allowing password reset' => [
'passwordResetRoutes' => [ 'username' => true ],
'enableEmail' => true,
'allowsAuthenticationDataChange' => true,
'canEditPrivate' => true,
'block' => new CompositeBlock( [
'originalBlocks' => [
new SystemBlock( [ 'systemBlock' => 'wgSoftBlockRanges', 'anonOnly' => true ] ),
new SystemBlock( [ 'systemBlock' => 'proxy' ] ),
]
] ),
'isAllowed' => false,
],
'all OK' => [
'passwordResetRoutes' => [ 'username' => true ],
'enableEmail' => true,
'allowsAuthenticationDataChange' => true,
'canEditPrivate' => true,
'block' => null,
Use AuthManager on special pages Rewrite authentication-related special pages to use AuthManager. All the changes mentioned below only take effect when $wgDisableAuthManager is false. LoginForm is rewritten to use HTMLForm and split into UserLogin and CreateAccount; ChangePassword and PasswordReset are rewritten; ChangeEmail and Preferences are updated. Four new special pages are added to handle the new capabilities of AuthManager (linked accounts, secondary authentication providers): LinkAccounts, UnlinkAccounts, ChangeCredentials, RemoveCredentials. The old form-based hooks (ChangePasswordForm, UserCreateForm, UserLoginForm) are deprecated. A new, more generic hook is available to alter the forms (AuthChangeFormFields); form changes that involve new fields should be done via $wgAuthManagerConfig. UserLoginComplete is limited to web-based login; for more generic functionality UserLoggedIn can be used instead. Hooks that assume password-based login (PrefsPasswordAudit, AbortChangePassword) are removed; the first functionality is replaced by ChangeAuthenticationDataAudit, the second is handled by AuthManager. LoginPasswordResetMessage is removed, the functionality can be recreated via authentication providers. There are several smaller backwards incompatible changes: * Adding fields to the login/signup forms by manipulating the template via the extraInput/extrafields parameters is not supported anymore. Depending on the authn configuration the login/signup process might be multistep and it would be complicated to ensure that extensions can access the data at the right moment. Instead, you can create an AuthenticationProvider which can define its own fields and process them when the authentication is over. (There is B/C support for a transitional period that works with the default login form, but might break with configurations that require multiple steps or redirects.) * Removed cookie redirect check. This was added in 2003 in 9ead07fe9 for the benefit of bots, but with MediaWiki having an API these days there is little reason to keep it. Same for the wpSkipCookieCheck flag (added in 2008 in 29c73e8265). * Instead of embedding a password field on sensitive special pages such as ChangeEmail, such pages rely on AuthManager for elevated security (which typically involves requiring the user to log in again unless their last login was more than a few minutes ago). Accordingly, wgRequirePasswordforEmailChange is removed. * Special:ChangePassword requires login now. * Special:ResetPassword now sends a separate email to each user when called with a shared email address. * the Reason field had a message with 'prefsectiontip' class which was sorta broken but used in extensions for formatting. HTMLForm does not support that, so this commit turns it into a help message which will break formatting. See https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/231884 Bug: T110277 Change-Id: I8b52ec8ddf494f23941807638f149f15b5e46b0c Depends-On: If4e0dfb6ee6674f0dace80a01850e2d0cbbdb47a
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'isAllowed' => true,
],
];
}
public function testExecute_notAllowed() {
$user = $this->createMock( User::class );
/** @var User $user */
$passwordReset = $this->getMockBuilder( PasswordReset::class )
->disableOriginalConstructor()
->onlyMethods( [ 'isAllowed' ] )
->getMock();
$passwordReset->method( 'isAllowed' )
->with( $user )
->willReturn( Status::newFatal( 'somestatuscode' ) );
/** @var PasswordReset $passwordReset */
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$this->expectException( LogicException::class );
$passwordReset->execute( $user );
}
/**
* @dataProvider provideExecute
* @param string|bool $expectedError
* @param ServiceOptions $config
* @param User $performingUser
* @param AuthManager $authManager
* @param string|null $username
* @param string|null $email
* @param User[] $usersWithEmail
* @covers SendPasswordResetEmailUpdate
*/
public function testExecute(
$expectedError,
ServiceOptions $config,
User $performingUser,
AuthManager $authManager,
$username = '',
$email = '',
array $usersWithEmail = []
) {
$users = $this->makeUsers();
// Only User1 has `requireemail` true, everything else false (so that is the default)
$userOptionsLookup = new StaticUserOptionsLookup(
[ 'User1' => [ 'requireemail' => true ] ],
[ 'requireemail' => false ]
);
// Similar to $lookupUser callback, but with null instead of false
$userFactory = $this->createMock( UserFactory::class );
$userFactory->method( 'newFromName' )
->willReturnCallback(
static function ( $username ) use ( $users ) {
return $users[ $username ] ?? null;
}
);
$lookupUser = static function ( $username ) use ( $users ) {
return $users[ $username ] ?? false;
};
$passwordReset = $this->getMockBuilder( PasswordReset::class )
->onlyMethods( [ 'getUsersByEmail', 'isAllowed' ] )
->setConstructorArgs( [
$config,
new NullLogger(),
$authManager,
$this->createHookContainer(),
$this->createNoOpMock( IConnectionProvider::class ),
$userFactory,
$this->getDummyUserNameUtils(),
$userOptionsLookup
] )
->getMock();
$passwordReset->method( 'getUsersByEmail' )->with( $email )
->willReturn( array_map( $lookupUser, $usersWithEmail ) );
$passwordReset->method( 'isAllowed' )
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->willReturn( Status::newGood() );
/** @var PasswordReset $passwordReset */
$status = $passwordReset->execute( $performingUser, $username, $email );
$this->assertStatus( $status, $expectedError );
}
public function provideExecute() {
$defaultConfig = $this->makeConfig( true, [ 'username' => true, 'email' => true ], false );
$emailRequiredConfig = $this->makeConfig( true, [ 'username' => true, 'email' => true ], true );
$performingUser = $this->makePerformingUser( self::VALID_IP, false );
$throttledUser = $this->makePerformingUser( self::VALID_IP, true );
return [
'Throttled, pretend everything is ok' => [
'expectedError' => false,
'config' => $defaultConfig,
'performingUser' => $throttledUser,
'authManager' => $this->makeAuthManager(),
'username' => 'User1',
'email' => '',
'usersWithEmail' => [],
],
'Throttled, email required for resets, is invalid, pretend everything is ok' => [
'expectedError' => false,
'config' => $emailRequiredConfig,
'performingUser' => $throttledUser,
'authManager' => $this->makeAuthManager(),
'username' => 'User1',
'email' => '[invalid email]',
'usersWithEmail' => [],
],
'Invalid email, pretend everything is OK' => [
'expectedError' => false,
'config' => $defaultConfig,
'performingUser' => $performingUser,
'authManager' => $this->makeAuthManager(),
'username' => '',
'email' => '[invalid email]',
'usersWithEmail' => [],
],
'No username, no email' => [
'expectedError' => 'passwordreset-nodata',
'config' => $defaultConfig,
'performingUser' => $performingUser,
'authManager' => $this->makeAuthManager(),
'username' => '',
'email' => '',
'usersWithEmail' => [],
],
'Email route not enabled' => [
'expectedError' => 'passwordreset-nodata',
'config' => $this->makeConfig( true, [ 'username' => true ], false ),
'performingUser' => $performingUser,
'authManager' => $this->makeAuthManager(),
'username' => '',
'email' => self::VALID_EMAIL,
'usersWithEmail' => [],
],
'Username route not enabled' => [
'expectedError' => 'passwordreset-nodata',
'config' => $this->makeConfig( true, [ 'email' => true ], false ),
'performingUser' => $performingUser,
'authManager' => $this->makeAuthManager(),
'username' => 'User1',
'email' => '',
'usersWithEmail' => [],
],
'No routes enabled' => [
'expectedError' => 'passwordreset-nodata',
'config' => $this->makeConfig( true, [], false ),
'performingUser' => $performingUser,
'authManager' => $this->makeAuthManager(),
'username' => 'User1',
'email' => self::VALID_EMAIL,
'usersWithEmail' => [],
],
'Email required for resets but is empty, pretend everything is OK' => [
'expectedError' => false,
'config' => $emailRequiredConfig,
'performingUser' => $performingUser,
'authManager' => $this->makeAuthManager(),
'username' => 'User1',
'email' => '',
'usersWithEmail' => [],
],
'Email required for resets but is invalid, pretend everything is OK' => [
'expectedError' => false,
'config' => $emailRequiredConfig,
'performingUser' => $performingUser,
'authManager' => $this->makeAuthManager(),
'username' => 'User1',
'email' => '[invalid email]',
'usersWithEmail' => [],
],
'Password email already sent within 24 hours, pretend everything is ok' => [
'expectedError' => false,
'config' => $defaultConfig,
'performingUser' => $performingUser,
'authManager' => $this->makeAuthManager( [ 'User1' ], 0, [], [ 'User1' ] ),
'username' => 'User1',
'email' => '',
'usersWithEmail' => [ 'User1' ],
],
'No user by this username, pretend everything is OK' => [
'expectedError' => false,
'config' => $defaultConfig,
'performingUser' => $performingUser,
'authManager' => $this->makeAuthManager(),
'username' => 'Nonexistent user',
'email' => '',
'usersWithEmail' => [],
],
'Username is not valid' => [
'expectedError' => 'noname',
'config' => $defaultConfig,
'performingUser' => $performingUser,
'authManager' => $this->makeAuthManager(),
'username' => 'Invalid|username',
'email' => '',
'usersWithEmail' => [],
],
'If no users with this email found, pretend everything is OK' => [
'expectedError' => false,
'config' => $defaultConfig,
'performingUser' => $performingUser,
'authManager' => $this->makeAuthManager(),
'username' => '',
'email' => 'some@not.found.email',
'usersWithEmail' => [],
],
'No email for the user, pretend everything is OK' => [
'expectedError' => false,
'config' => $defaultConfig,
'performingUser' => $performingUser,
'authManager' => $this->makeAuthManager(),
'username' => 'BadUser',
'email' => '',
'usersWithEmail' => [],
],
'Email required for resets, no match' => [
'expectedError' => false,
'config' => $emailRequiredConfig,
'performingUser' => $performingUser,
'authManager' => $this->makeAuthManager(),
'username' => 'User1',
'email' => 'some@other.email',
'usersWithEmail' => [],
],
"Couldn't determine the performing user's IP" => [
'expectedError' => 'badipaddress',
'config' => $defaultConfig,
'performingUser' => $this->makePerformingUser( null, false ),
'authManager' => $this->makeAuthManager(),
'username' => 'User1',
'email' => '',
'usersWithEmail' => [],
],
'User is allowed, but ignored' => [
'expectedError' => 'passwordreset-ignored',
'config' => $defaultConfig,
'performingUser' => $performingUser,
'authManager' => $this->makeAuthManager( [ 'User1' ], 0, [ 'User1' ] ),
'username' => 'User1',
'email' => '',
'usersWithEmail' => [],
],
'One of users is ignored' => [
'expectedError' => 'passwordreset-ignored',
'config' => $defaultConfig,
'performingUser' => $performingUser,
'authManager' => $this->makeAuthManager( [ 'User1', 'User2' ], 0, [ 'User2' ] ),
'username' => '',
'email' => self::VALID_EMAIL,
'usersWithEmail' => [ 'User1', 'User2' ],
],
'User is rejected' => [
'expectedError' => 'rejected by test mock',
'config' => $defaultConfig,
'performingUser' => $performingUser,
'authManager' => $this->makeAuthManager(),
'username' => 'User1',
'email' => '',
'usersWithEmail' => [],
],
'One of users is rejected' => [
'expectedError' => 'rejected by test mock',
'config' => $defaultConfig,
'performingUser' => $performingUser,
'authManager' => $this->makeAuthManager( [ 'User1' ] ),
'username' => '',
'email' => self::VALID_EMAIL,
'usersWithEmail' => [ 'User1', 'User2' ],
],
'Reset one user via password' => [
'expectedError' => false,
'config' => $defaultConfig,
'performingUser' => $performingUser,
'authManager' => $this->makeAuthManager( [ 'User1' ], 1 ),
'username' => 'User1',
'email' => self::VALID_EMAIL,
// Make sure that only the user specified by username is reset
'usersWithEmail' => [ 'User1', 'User2' ],
],
'Reset one user via email' => [
'expectedError' => false,
'config' => $defaultConfig,
'performingUser' => $performingUser,
'authManager' => $this->makeAuthManager( [ 'User1' ], 1 ),
'username' => '',
'email' => self::VALID_EMAIL,
'usersWithEmail' => [ 'User1' ],
],
'Reset multiple users via email' => [
'expectedError' => false,
'config' => $defaultConfig,
'performingUser' => $performingUser,
'authManager' => $this->makeAuthManager( [ 'User1', 'User2' ], 2 ),
'username' => '',
'email' => self::VALID_EMAIL,
'usersWithEmail' => [ 'User1', 'User2' ],
],
"Email is required for resets, user didn't opt in" => [
'expectedError' => false,
'config' => $emailRequiredConfig,
'performingUser' => $performingUser,
'authManager' => $this->makeAuthManager( [ 'User2' ], 1 ),
'username' => 'User2',
'email' => self::VALID_EMAIL,
'usersWithEmail' => [ 'User2' ],
],
'Reset three users via email that did not opt in, multiple users with same email' => [
'expectedError' => false,
'config' => $emailRequiredConfig,
'performingUser' => $performingUser,
'authManager' => $this->makeAuthManager( [ 'User2', 'User3', 'User4' ], 3, [ 'User1' ] ),
'username' => '',
'email' => self::VALID_EMAIL,
'usersWithEmail' => [ 'User1', 'User2', 'User3', 'User4' ],
],
];
}
private function assertStatus( StatusValue $status, $error = false ) {
if ( $error === false ) {
$this->assertTrue(
$status->isGood(),
'Expected status to be good, result was: ' . $status->__toString()
);
} else {
$this->assertStatusNotGood( $status, 'Expected status to not be good' );
if ( is_string( $error ) ) {
$this->assertNotEmpty( $status->getErrors() );
$message = $status->getErrors()[0]['message'];
if ( $message instanceof MessageSpecifier ) {
$message = $message->getKey();
}
$this->assertSame( $error, $message );
}
}
}
private function makeConfig( $enableEmail, array $passwordResetRoutes, $emailForResets ) {
$hash = [
'AllowRequiringEmailForResets' => $emailForResets,
'EnableEmail' => $enableEmail,
'PasswordResetRoutes' => $passwordResetRoutes,
];
return new ServiceOptions( PasswordReset::CONSTRUCTOR_OPTIONS, $hash );
}
/**
* @param string|null $ip
* @param bool $pingLimited
* @return User
*/
private function makePerformingUser( $ip, $pingLimited ): User {
$request = $this->createMock( WebRequest::class );
$request->method( 'getIP' )
->willReturn( $ip );
/** @var WebRequest $request */
$user = $this->getMockBuilder( User::class )
->onlyMethods( [ 'getName', 'pingLimiter', 'getRequest', 'isAllowed' ] )
->getMock();
$user->method( 'getName' )
->willReturn( 'SomeUser' );
$user->method( 'pingLimiter' )
->with( 'mailpassword' )
->willReturn( $pingLimited );
$user->method( 'getRequest' )
->willReturn( $request );
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// Always has the relevant rights, just checking based on rate limits
$user->method( 'isAllowed' )->with( 'editmyprivateinfo' )->willReturn( true );
/** @var User $user */
return $user;
}
/**
* @param string[] $allowed Usernames that are allowed to send password reset email
* by AuthManager's allowsAuthenticationDataChange method.
* @param int $numUsersToAuth Number of users that will receive email
* @param string[] $ignored Usernames that are allowed but ignored by AuthManager's
* allowsAuthenticationDataChange method and will not receive password reset email.
* @param string[] $mailThrottledLimited Usernames that have already
* received the password reset email within a given time, and AuthManager
* changeAuthenticationData method will mark them as 'throttled-mailpassword.'
* @return AuthManager
*/
private function makeAuthManager(
array $allowed = [],
$numUsersToAuth = 0,
array $ignored = [],
array $mailThrottledLimited = []
): AuthManager {
$authManager = $this->createMock( AuthManager::class );
$authManager->method( 'allowsAuthenticationDataChange' )
->willReturnCallback(
static function ( TemporaryPasswordAuthenticationRequest $req )
use ( $allowed, $ignored, $mailThrottledLimited ) {
if ( in_array( $req->username, $mailThrottledLimited, true ) ) {
return Status::newGood( 'throttled-mailpassword' );
}
$value = in_array( $req->username, $ignored, true )
? 'ignored'
: 'okie dokie';
return in_array( $req->username, $allowed, true )
? Status::newGood( $value )
: Status::newFatal( 'rejected by test mock' );
} );
// changeAuthenticationData is executed in the deferred update class
// SendPasswordResetEmailUpdate
$authManager->expects( $this->exactly( $numUsersToAuth ) )
->method( 'changeAuthenticationData' );
/** @var AuthManager $authManager */
return $authManager;
}
/**
* @return User[]
*/
private function makeUsers() {
$getGoodUserCb = function ( int $num ) {
$user = $this->createMock( User::class );
$user->method( 'getName' )->willReturn( "User$num" );
$user->method( 'getId' )->willReturn( $num );
$user->method( 'isRegistered' )->willReturn( true );
$user->method( 'getEmail' )->willReturn( self::VALID_EMAIL );
return $user;
};
$user1 = $getGoodUserCb( 1 );
$user2 = $getGoodUserCb( 2 );
$user3 = $getGoodUserCb( 3 );
$user4 = $getGoodUserCb( 4 );
$badUser = $this->createMock( User::class );
$badUser->method( 'getName' )->willReturn( 'BadUser' );
$badUser->method( 'getId' )->willReturn( 5 );
$badUser->method( 'isRegistered' )->willReturn( true );
$badUser->method( 'getEmail' )->willReturn( '' );
Use AuthManager on special pages Rewrite authentication-related special pages to use AuthManager. All the changes mentioned below only take effect when $wgDisableAuthManager is false. LoginForm is rewritten to use HTMLForm and split into UserLogin and CreateAccount; ChangePassword and PasswordReset are rewritten; ChangeEmail and Preferences are updated. Four new special pages are added to handle the new capabilities of AuthManager (linked accounts, secondary authentication providers): LinkAccounts, UnlinkAccounts, ChangeCredentials, RemoveCredentials. The old form-based hooks (ChangePasswordForm, UserCreateForm, UserLoginForm) are deprecated. A new, more generic hook is available to alter the forms (AuthChangeFormFields); form changes that involve new fields should be done via $wgAuthManagerConfig. UserLoginComplete is limited to web-based login; for more generic functionality UserLoggedIn can be used instead. Hooks that assume password-based login (PrefsPasswordAudit, AbortChangePassword) are removed; the first functionality is replaced by ChangeAuthenticationDataAudit, the second is handled by AuthManager. LoginPasswordResetMessage is removed, the functionality can be recreated via authentication providers. There are several smaller backwards incompatible changes: * Adding fields to the login/signup forms by manipulating the template via the extraInput/extrafields parameters is not supported anymore. Depending on the authn configuration the login/signup process might be multistep and it would be complicated to ensure that extensions can access the data at the right moment. Instead, you can create an AuthenticationProvider which can define its own fields and process them when the authentication is over. (There is B/C support for a transitional period that works with the default login form, but might break with configurations that require multiple steps or redirects.) * Removed cookie redirect check. This was added in 2003 in 9ead07fe9 for the benefit of bots, but with MediaWiki having an API these days there is little reason to keep it. Same for the wpSkipCookieCheck flag (added in 2008 in 29c73e8265). * Instead of embedding a password field on sensitive special pages such as ChangeEmail, such pages rely on AuthManager for elevated security (which typically involves requiring the user to log in again unless their last login was more than a few minutes ago). Accordingly, wgRequirePasswordforEmailChange is removed. * Special:ChangePassword requires login now. * Special:ResetPassword now sends a separate email to each user when called with a shared email address. * the Reason field had a message with 'prefsectiontip' class which was sorta broken but used in extensions for formatting. HTMLForm does not support that, so this commit turns it into a help message which will break formatting. See https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/231884 Bug: T110277 Change-Id: I8b52ec8ddf494f23941807638f149f15b5e46b0c Depends-On: If4e0dfb6ee6674f0dace80a01850e2d0cbbdb47a
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return [
'User1' => $user1,
'User2' => $user2,
'User3' => $user3,
'User4' => $user4,
'BadUser' => $badUser,
];
Use AuthManager on special pages Rewrite authentication-related special pages to use AuthManager. All the changes mentioned below only take effect when $wgDisableAuthManager is false. LoginForm is rewritten to use HTMLForm and split into UserLogin and CreateAccount; ChangePassword and PasswordReset are rewritten; ChangeEmail and Preferences are updated. Four new special pages are added to handle the new capabilities of AuthManager (linked accounts, secondary authentication providers): LinkAccounts, UnlinkAccounts, ChangeCredentials, RemoveCredentials. The old form-based hooks (ChangePasswordForm, UserCreateForm, UserLoginForm) are deprecated. A new, more generic hook is available to alter the forms (AuthChangeFormFields); form changes that involve new fields should be done via $wgAuthManagerConfig. UserLoginComplete is limited to web-based login; for more generic functionality UserLoggedIn can be used instead. Hooks that assume password-based login (PrefsPasswordAudit, AbortChangePassword) are removed; the first functionality is replaced by ChangeAuthenticationDataAudit, the second is handled by AuthManager. LoginPasswordResetMessage is removed, the functionality can be recreated via authentication providers. There are several smaller backwards incompatible changes: * Adding fields to the login/signup forms by manipulating the template via the extraInput/extrafields parameters is not supported anymore. Depending on the authn configuration the login/signup process might be multistep and it would be complicated to ensure that extensions can access the data at the right moment. Instead, you can create an AuthenticationProvider which can define its own fields and process them when the authentication is over. (There is B/C support for a transitional period that works with the default login form, but might break with configurations that require multiple steps or redirects.) * Removed cookie redirect check. This was added in 2003 in 9ead07fe9 for the benefit of bots, but with MediaWiki having an API these days there is little reason to keep it. Same for the wpSkipCookieCheck flag (added in 2008 in 29c73e8265). * Instead of embedding a password field on sensitive special pages such as ChangeEmail, such pages rely on AuthManager for elevated security (which typically involves requiring the user to log in again unless their last login was more than a few minutes ago). Accordingly, wgRequirePasswordforEmailChange is removed. * Special:ChangePassword requires login now. * Special:ResetPassword now sends a separate email to each user when called with a shared email address. * the Reason field had a message with 'prefsectiontip' class which was sorta broken but used in extensions for formatting. HTMLForm does not support that, so this commit turns it into a help message which will break formatting. See https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/231884 Bug: T110277 Change-Id: I8b52ec8ddf494f23941807638f149f15b5e46b0c Depends-On: If4e0dfb6ee6674f0dace80a01850e2d0cbbdb47a
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}
}