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from k5test import *
def test_kvno(r, princ, test, env=None):
r.run([kvno, princ], env=env, expected_msg=princ)
def stop(*realms):
for r in realms:
r.stop()
# Verify that the princs appear as the service principals in the klist
# output for the realm r, in order.
def check_klist(r, princs):
out = r.run([klist])
count = 0
seen_header = False
for l in out.split('\n'):
if l.startswith('Valid starting'):
seen_header = True
continue
if not seen_header or l == '':
continue
if count >= len(princs):
fail('too many entries in klist output')
svcprinc = l.split()[4]
if svcprinc != princs[count]:
fail('saw service princ %s in klist output, expected %s' %
(svcprinc, princs[count]))
count += 1
if count != len(princs):
fail('not enough entries in klist output')
def tgt(r1, r2):
return 'krbtgt/%s@%s' % (r1.realm, r2.realm)
# Basic two-realm test with cross TGTs in both directions.
mark('two realms')
r1, r2 = cross_realms(2)
test_kvno(r1, r2.host_princ, 'basic r1->r2')
check_klist(r1, (tgt(r1, r1), tgt(r2, r1), r2.host_princ))
test_kvno(r2, r1.host_princ, 'basic r2->r1')
check_klist(r2, (tgt(r2, r2), tgt(r1, r2), r1.host_princ))
stop(r1, r2)
# Test the KDC domain walk for hierarchically arranged realms. The
# client in A.X will ask for a cross TGT to B.X, but A.X's KDC only
# has a TGT for the intermediate realm X, so it will return that
# instead. The client will use that to get a TGT for B.X.
mark('hierarchical realms')
r1, r2, r3 = cross_realms(3, xtgts=((0,1), (1,2)),
args=({'realm': 'A.X'}, {'realm': 'X'},
{'realm': 'B.X'}))
test_kvno(r1, r3.host_princ, 'KDC domain walk')
check_klist(r1, (tgt(r1, r1), r3.host_princ))
stop(r1, r2, r3)
# Test client capaths. The client in A will ask for a cross TGT to D,
# but A's KDC won't have it and won't know an intermediate to return.
# The client will walk its A->D capaths to get TGTs for B, then C,
# then D. The KDCs for C and D need capaths settings to avoid failing
# transited checks, including a capaths for A->C.
mark('client capaths')
capaths = {'capaths': {'A': {'D': ['B', 'C'], 'C': 'B'}}}
r1, r2, r3, r4 = cross_realms(4, xtgts=((0,1), (1,2), (2,3)),
args=({'realm': 'A'},
{'realm': 'B'},
{'realm': 'C', 'krb5_conf': capaths},
{'realm': 'D', 'krb5_conf': capaths}))
r1client = r1.special_env('client', False, krb5_conf=capaths)
test_kvno(r1, r4.host_princ, 'client capaths', r1client)
check_klist(r1, (tgt(r1, r1), tgt(r2, r1), tgt(r3, r2), tgt(r4, r3),
r4.host_princ))
stop(r1, r2, r3, r4)
# Test KDC capaths. The KDCs for A and B have appropriate capaths
# settings to determine intermediate TGTs to return, but the client
# has no idea.
mark('kdc capaths')
capaths = {'capaths': {'A': {'D': ['B', 'C'], 'C': 'B'}, 'B': {'D': 'C'}}}
r1, r2, r3, r4 = cross_realms(4, xtgts=((0,1), (1,2), (2,3)),
args=({'realm': 'A', 'krb5_conf': capaths},
{'realm': 'B', 'krb5_conf': capaths},
{'realm': 'C', 'krb5_conf': capaths},
{'realm': 'D', 'krb5_conf': capaths}))
r1client = r1.special_env('client', False, krb5_conf={'capaths': None})
test_kvno(r1, r4.host_princ, 'KDC capaths', r1client)
check_klist(r1, (tgt(r1, r1), r4.host_princ))
stop(r1, r2, r3, r4)
# A capaths value of '.' should enforce direct cross-realm, with no
# intermediate.
mark('direct cross-realm enforcement')
capaths = {'capaths': {'A.X': {'B.X': '.'}}}
r1, r2, r3 = cross_realms(3, xtgts=((0,1), (1,2)),
args=({'realm': 'A.X', 'krb5_conf': capaths},
{'realm': 'X'}, {'realm': 'B.X'}))
r1.run([kvno, r3.host_princ], expected_code=1,
expected_msg='Server krbtgt/B.X@A.X not found in Kerberos database')
stop(r1, r2, r3)
# Test transited error. The KDC for C does not recognize B as an
# intermediate realm for A->C, so it refuses to issue a service
# ticket.
mark('transited error (three realms)')
capaths = {'capaths': {'A': {'C': 'B'}}}
r1, r2, r3 = cross_realms(3, xtgts=((0,1), (1,2)),
args=({'realm': 'A', 'krb5_conf': capaths},
{'realm': 'B'}, {'realm': 'C'}))
r1.run([kvno, r3.host_princ], expected_code=1,
expected_msg='KDC policy rejects request')
check_klist(r1, (tgt(r1, r1), tgt(r3, r2)))
stop(r1, r2, r3)
# Test server transited checking. The KDC for C recognizes B as an
# intermediate realm for A->C, but the server environment does not.
# The server should honor the ticket if the transited-policy-checked
# flag is set, but not if it isn't. (It is only possible for our KDC
# to issue a ticket without the transited-policy-checked flag with
# reject_bad_transit=false.)
mark('server transited checking')
capaths = {'capaths': {'A': {'C': 'B'}}}
noreject = {'realms': {'$realm': {'reject_bad_transit': 'false'}}}
r1, r2, r3 = cross_realms(3, xtgts=((0,1), (1,2)),
args=({'realm': 'A', 'krb5_conf': capaths},
{'realm': 'B'},
{'realm': 'C', 'krb5_conf': capaths,
'kdc_conf': noreject}))
r3server = r3.special_env('server', False, krb5_conf={'capaths': None})
# Process a ticket with the transited-policy-checked flag set.
shutil.copy(r1.ccache, r1.ccache + '.copy')
r1.run(['./gcred', 'principal', r3.host_princ])
os.rename(r1.ccache, r3.ccache)
r3.run(['./rdreq', r3.host_princ], env=r3server, expected_msg='0 success')
# Try again with the transited-policy-checked flag unset.
os.rename(r1.ccache + '.copy', r1.ccache)
r1.run(['./gcred', '-t', 'principal', r3.host_princ])
os.rename(r1.ccache, r3.ccache)
r3.run(['./rdreq', r3.host_princ], env=r3server,
expected_msg='43 Illegal cross-realm ticket')
stop(r1, r2, r3)
# Test a four-realm scenario. This test used to result in an "Illegal
# cross-realm ticket" error as the KDC for D would refuse to process
# the cross-realm ticket from C. Now that we honor the
# transited-policy-checked flag in krb5_rd_req(), it instead issues a
# policy error as in the three-realm scenario.
mark('transited error (four realms)')
capaths = {'capaths': {'A': {'D': ['B', 'C'], 'C': 'B'}, 'B': {'D': 'C'}}}
r1, r2, r3, r4 = cross_realms(4, xtgts=((0,1), (1,2), (2,3)),
args=({'realm': 'A', 'krb5_conf': capaths},
{'realm': 'B', 'krb5_conf': capaths},
{'realm': 'C', 'krb5_conf': capaths},
{'realm': 'D'}))
r1.run([kvno, r4.host_princ], expected_code=1,
expected_msg='KDC policy rejects request')
check_klist(r1, (tgt(r1, r1), tgt(r4, r3)))
stop(r1, r2, r3, r4)
success('Cross-realm tests')