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hubot-ldap-auth-enhanced

v0.0.14

Published

An auth module for Hubot that delegates to an LDAP server

Readme

hubot-ldap-auth-enhanced

npm version

Enhanced version for Hubot command authentication for ldap.

Original idea by jmcshane.

This module is derived from the hubot-auth module and it delegates the main functions of authorization to an LDAP server using the ldapjs LDAP client. In the implementation, it is meant to be a drop in replacement for the existing module so that the other integrations that exist around hubot-auth can continue to function properly. All modifying actions have been removed from the auth client so that the LDAP server can act as a service providing authorization details to Hubot, rather than providing Hubot ability to do such modifications. Theoretically, this would be a separate script to do such an integration, but it is not in the scope of this module.

Starting with the startup of the bot, known DNs for known users are searched in ldap and - if found - roles are extracted. The roles are refreshed periodically, specified by refresh_time. To force the refresh of the user DNs, one would have to issue a manual request to hubot (hubot refresh roles!). Mind the '!' at the end of the command.

If unique user ids in ldap differ from these known by hubot, a substitution can be specified with a regex. The first capturing group is representative of the username in ldap.

This module is also able discover and auto-create rooms for users from LDAP. Your adapter needs for this functionality the ability to let Hubot create rooms.

# @exampleUser:matrix.com -> exampleUser

@(.*):matrix.org

Configuration

The environment variables are prefixed with 'HUBOT_LDAP_AUTH_'. (e.g. HUBOT_LDAP_AUTH_HOST)

The json config values are located below the key 'ldap_auth' and are all lowercase.

Variable | Default | Description --- | --- | --- HOST | ldap://127.0.0.1:389 | the address of the LDAP server BIND_DN | | the bind DN to authenticate with BIND_PASSWORD | | the bind password to authenticate with USER_SEARCH_FILTER | cn={0} | the ldap filter search for a specific user - e.g. 'cn={0}' where '{0}' will be replaced by the hubot user attribute GROUP_MEMBERSHIP_ATTRIBUTE | memberOf | the member attribute within the user object GROUP_MEMBERSHIP_FILTER | member={0} | the membership filter to find groups based on user DN - e.g. 'member={0}' where '{0}' will be replaced by user DN GROUP_MEMBERSHIP_SEARCH_METHOD | attribute | (filter / attribute) how to find groups belong to users ROLES_TO_INCLUDE | | comma separated group names that will be used as roles, all the rest of the groups will be filtered out. Json datatype needs to be array. USE_ONLY_LISTENER_ROLES | false | if true, groups will only be filtered by all listener options and ROLES_TO_INCLUDE will be ignored BASE_DN | dc=example,dc=com | search DN to start finding users and groups within the ldap directory LDAP_USER_ATTRIBUTE | cn | the ldap attribute to match hubot users within the ldap directory HUBOT_USER_ATTRIBUTE | name | the hubot user attribute to search for a user within the ldap directory LDAP_GROUP_ATTRIBUTE | cn | the ldap attribute of a group that will be used as role name REFRESH_TIME | 21600000 | time in millisecods to refresh the roles and users DN_ATTRIBUTE_NAME | dn | the dn attribute name, used for queries by DN. In ActiveDirectory should be distinguishedName USERNAME_REWRITE_RULE | | regex for rewriting the hubot username to the one used in ldap - e.g. '@(.+):matrix.org' where the first capturing group will be used as username. No subsitution if omitted HUBOT_LDAP_AUTH_ROOM_ATTRIBUTE | | the ldap attribute for room auto creation/auto join HUBOT_LDAP_AUTH_ROOM_SEARCH_TREE | | ldap subtree to search room names

Commands

  • hubot what roles does <user> have - Find out what roles a user has
  • hubot what roles do I have - Find out what roles you have
  • hubot refresh roles
  • hubot refresh roles! - Refresh also already known user DNs
  • hubot who has <roleName> role

Integration with Hubot

This script is meant to be used with the hubot-auth-middleware project which uses the auth plugin in Hubot to determine whether a user can take a particular action. See the README.md of that project for more details on configuring roles for user actions.

Installation

In order to set up this plugin, first install it in the project:

npm install hubot-ldap-auth-enhanced --save

Then, add the script to the external-scripts.json file:

[
    "hubot-ldap-auth-enhanced"
]

Optionally, add configuration variables to the file config/default.json:

{
  "ldap_auth": {
    "bind_dn": "cn=userReader,dc=example,dc=com",
    "bind_password": "superSecretPassword"
  }
}