Is generally aligned with out SAML2 group sync functionality, but for
OIDC based upon feedback in #3004.
Neeeded the tangental addition of being able to define custom scopes on
the initial auth request as some systems use this to provide additional
id token claims such as groups.
Includes tests to cover.
Tested live using Okta.
For PR #3406
- Updated naming from 'redirect' to 'initate/initation'.
- Updated phpunit.xml and .env.example.complete files with the new
option.
- Cleaned up controller logic a bit.
- Added content and design to the new initation view to not leave user
on a blank view for a while.
- Added non-JS button to initiation view as fallback option for
progression.
- Moved new test to it's own Test class and expanded with additional
scenario tests for better functionality coverage.
Dumping details that were binary, such as the jpegphoto data, would
cause the dump to fail on the encoding to JSON.
This change forces content to be UTF8 before dumping.
Updated existing test to cover.
Closes#3396
- Split settings out to new views using a core shared layout.
- Extracted added language text to translation files.
- Updated settings routes to be dynamic to category.
- Added redirect for old primary settings route.
- Updated existing tests to cover settings route changes.
- Added tests to cover settings view.
- Improved contrast of settings links for dark mode.
Fixes issue where certain errors would not show to the user
due to extra navigation jumps which lost the error message
in the process.
This simplifies and aligns exceptions with more directly
handled exception usage at the controller level.
Fixes#3264
Was done for convenience but could potentially be exploited by an
attacker using signing up via one of these routes, then forwarding
an email confirmation to another user so they unknowingly utilise
an account someone else controls.
Tweaks the flow of confirming email, and the user invite flow.
For #3050
As per #3047.
Also made some SAML specific fixes:
- IDP initiated login was broken due to forced default session value.
Double checked against OneLogin lib docs that this reverted logic was fine.
- Changed how the saml login flow works to use 'withoutMiddleware' on
the route instead of hacking out the session driver. This was due to
the array driver (previously used for the hack) no longer being
considered non-persistent.
Session was being lost due to the callback POST request cookies
not being provided due to samesite=lax. This instead adds an additional
hop in the flow to route the request via a GET request so the session is
retained. SAML POST data is stored encrypted in cache via a unique ID
then pulled out straight afterwards, and restored into POST for the SAML
toolkit to validate.
Updated testing to cover.
During writing of the update notes, found that the upgrade path would be
tricky from a security point of view. If people were pending email
confirmation but had an active session, they could technically be
actively logged in after the next release.
Added middlware as an extra precaution for now.
