* Remove custom WebSocket code
Remove our custom WebSocket code and only use the Rocket code.
Removed all options in regards to WebSockets
Added a new option `WEBSOCKET_DISABLED` which defaults too `false`.
This can be used to disable WebSockets if you really do not want to use it.
* Addressed remarks given and some updates
- Addressed comments given during review
- Updated crates, including Rocket to the latest merged v0.5 changes
- Removed an extra header which should not be sent for websocket connections
* Updated suggestions and crates
- Addressed the suggestions
- Updated Rocket to latest rc4
Also made the needed code changes
- Updated all other crates
Pinned `openssl` and `openssl-sys`
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Co-authored-by: Daniel García <dani-garcia@users.noreply.github.com>
- Update all crates
- Update GHA
- Update Global Domains script to use main instead of master
Also fixed some Python linting warnings
- Updated Admin JS and CSS libraries
- Updated Rust to v1.76.0
- Updated crates
- Updated web-vault to v2024.1.2b
- Fixed some Clippy lints
- Moved lint check configuration Cargo.toml
- Fixed issue with Reset Password Enrollment when logged-in via device
Also check if we are running within a Kubernetes environment.
These do not always run using Docker or Podman of course.
Also renamed all the functions and variables to use `container` instead
of `docker`.
save the push token of new device even if push notifications are not
enabled and provide a way to register the push device at login
unregister device if there already is a push token saved unless the
new token has already been registered.
also the `unregister_push_device` function used the wrong argument
cf. 08d380900b/src/Core/Services/Implementations/RelayPushRegistrationService.cs (L43)
* enforce 2fa policy on removal of second factor
users should be revoked when their second factors are removed.
we want to revoke users so they don't have to be invited again and
organization admins and owners are aware that they no longer have
access.
we make an exception for non-confirmed users to speed up the invitation
process as they would have to be restored before they can accept their
invitation or be confirmed.
if email is enabled, invited users have to add a second factor before
they can accept the invitation to an organization with 2fa policy.
and if it is not enabled that check is done when confirming the user.
* use &str instead of String in log_event()
* enforce the 2fa policy on login
if a user doesn't have a second factor check if they are in an
organization that has the 2fa policy enabled to revoke their access
* Allow customizing the featureStates
Use a comma separated list of features to enable using the FEATURE_FLAGS env variable
* Move feature flag parsing to util
* Fix formatting
* Update supported feature flags
* Rename feature_flags to experimental_client_feature_flags
Additionally, use a caret (^) instead of an exclamation mark (!) to disable features
* Fix formatting issue.
* Add documentation to env template
* Remove functionality to disable feature flags
* Fix JSON key for feature states
* Convert error to warning when feature flag is unrecognized
* Simplify parsing of feature flags
* Fix default value of feature flags in env template
* Fix formatting
There was an error in the single org policy check to determine how many
users there are in an org. The `or` check was at the wrong location in
the DSL.
This is now fixed.
Fixes#4205
Large JWT's could cause issue because of header or body sizes of the
HTTP request could get too large when you are a member of a lot of organizations.
This PR removes these specific keys since they are not used either
client side or server side.
Because Bitwarden does add these in there JWT's i would suggest to keep
the code we had but then commented out as a reference.
Removing it and searching for this when needed would be a waist of time.
Fixes#4156
* Fix BWDC when re-run with cleared cache
Using the BWDC with a cleared cache caused invited users to be converted
to accepted users.
The problem was a wrong check for the `restore` function.
Fixes#4114
* Remove useless variable
During some refactoring this seems to be overlooked.
This variable gets filled but isn't used at all afterwards.
Fixes#4105
* Check some `.git` paths to force a rebuild
When a checked-out repo switches to a specific tag, and that tag does
not have anything else changed in the files except the tag, it could
happen that the build process doesn't see any changes, while it could be
that the version string needs to be different.
This commit ensures that if some specific paths are changed within the
.git directory, cargo will be triggered to rebuild.
Fixes#4087
* Do not delete dir on file delete
Previously during a `delete_file` check we also tried to delete the
parent directory and ignored all errors, like not being empty for
example.
Since this function is called `delete_file` and does not mention
anything in regards to a directory i have removed that code and it will
now only delete the file and leave the rest as-is.
If this somehow is still needed or wanted, which i do not think we want,
then we should create a new function.
Fixes#4081
* Fix healthcheck when using an ENV file
If someone is using a `.env` file or configured the `ENV_FILE` variable
to use that as it's configuration, this was missed by the healthcheck.
So, `DOMAIN` and `ROCKET_TLS` were not seen, and not used in these cases.
This commit fixes this by checking for this file and if it exists, then
it will load those variables first.
Fixes#4112
* Add missing route
While there was a function and a derive, this endpoint wasn't part of
the routes. Since Bitwarden does have this endpoint ill add the route
instead of deleting it.
Fixes#4076Fixes#4144
* Update crates to update the openssl crate
Because of a bug in the openssl-sys crate we pinned the version to an
older version. This issue has been fixed and was released 2 days ago.
This commit updates the openssl crates including others.
This should also fix the issues with building Vaultwarden using newer
versions of LibreSSL.
Fixes#4051
When a WebSocket connection was closing it was sending a message after
it was closed already. This generated an error in the logs.
While this error didn't harm any of the functionallity of Vaultwarden it
isn't nice to see them of course.
This PR Fixes this by catching the close message and breaks the loop at
that point. This prevents the `_` catch-all from replying the close
message back to the client, which was causing the error message.
Fixes#4090
* Remove another header for websocket connections
* Fix small bake issue
* Update crates
Updated crates and adjusted code where needed.
One major update is Rocket rc4, no need anymore (again) for crates.io patching.
The only item still pending is openssl/openssl-sys for which we need to
wait if https://github.com/sfackler/rust-openssl/pull/2094 will be
merged. If, then we can remove the pinned versions for the openssl crate.
Since the feature `Login with device` some actions done via the
web-vault need to be verified via an OTP instead of providing the MasterPassword.
This only happens if a user used the `Login with device` on a device
which uses either Biometrics login or PIN. These actions prevent the
athorizing device to send the MasterPasswordHash. When this happens, the
web-vault requests an OTP to be filled-in and this OTP is send to the
users email address which is the same as the email address to login.
The only way to bypass this is by logging in with the your password, in
those cases a password is requested instead of an OTP.
In case SMTP is not enabled, it will show an error message telling to
user to login using there password.
Fixes#4042
When importing Bitwarden JSON exports, these would fail because the last
modification date was also imported and caused our out-off-sync check to
kick-in. This PR fixes this by checking if we are doing an import, and
skip this check.
Fixes#4005
* Update twofactor_email.hbs subject line to avoid triggering gmail content filter
Previous subject line was triggering Google's spam blocker, breaking the 2FA setup process if a gmail SMTP server is configured. The new subject line does not (currently) run afoul of Google's filter.
* Update twofactor_email.html.hbs subject line to avoid triggering gmail content filter
Previous subject line was triggering Google's spam blocker, breaking the 2FA setup process if a gmail SMTP server is configured. The new subject line does not (currently) run afoul of Google's filter.
* Update twofactor_email.hbs
Changed "Confirmation" to "Verification" for the sake of internal consistency
* Update twofactor_email.hbs
* Update twofactor_email.html.hbs
While working on the fix I realised the location where the `external_id`
is stored was wrong. It was stored in the `users` table, but it actually
should have been stored in the `users_organizations` table.
This will move the column to the right table. It will not move the
values of the `external_id` column, because if there are more
organizations, there is no way to really know which organization it is
linked to. Setups using the Directory Connector can clear the sync
cache, and sync again, that will store all the `external_id` values at
the right location.
Also changed the function to revoke,restore an org-user and set_external_id to return a boolean.
It will state if the value has been changed or not, and if not, we can
prevent a `save` call to the database.
The `users` table is not changed to remove the `external_id` column, thi
to prevent issue when users want to revert back to an earlier version
for some reason. We can do this after a few minor release i think.
Fixes#3777
The PostgreSQL migrations do not need this setting.
I tested this by running an old Vaultwarden instance (v1.18.0) on a new
PostrgreSQL database, created a few users and some vault items, after
that run the new code and it doesn't break.
Fixes#3930
During a WebSocket connection we currently also send several headers
which could cause issues with some reverse proxy, or with the CloudFlare
tunnel for example. This PR resolves these issues.
Fixes#3881
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Stefan Melmuk
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