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openproject/app/models/user.rb

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#-- copyright
# OpenProject is an open source project management software.
# Copyright (C) 2012-2023 the OpenProject GmbH
#
# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
# modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License version 3.
#
# OpenProject is a fork of ChiliProject, which is a fork of Redmine. The copyright follows:
# Copyright (C) 2006-2013 Jean-Philippe Lang
# Copyright (C) 2010-2013 the ChiliProject Team
#
# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
# modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License
# as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2
# of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
#
# This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
# GNU General Public License for more details.
#
# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
# along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
# Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA.
#
# See COPYRIGHT and LICENSE files for more details.
#++
require 'digest/sha1'
class User < Principal
USER_FORMATS_STRUCTURE = {
firstname_lastname: %i[firstname lastname],
firstname: [:firstname],
lastname_firstname: %i[lastname firstname],
lastname_n_firstname: %i[lastname firstname],
lastname_coma_firstname: %i[lastname firstname],
username: [:login]
}.freeze
include ::Associations::Groupable
include ::Users::Avatars
extend DeprecatedAlias
has_many :categories, foreign_key: 'assigned_to_id',
dependent: :nullify
has_many :watches, class_name: 'Watcher',
dependent: :delete_all
has_many :changesets, dependent: :nullify
has_many :passwords, -> {
order('id DESC')
}, class_name: 'UserPassword',
dependent: :destroy,
inverse_of: :user
has_one :rss_token, class_name: '::Token::RSS', dependent: :destroy
has_one :api_token, class_name: '::Token::API', dependent: :destroy
belongs_to :auth_source
# Authorized OAuth grants
has_many :oauth_grants,
class_name: 'Doorkeeper::AccessGrant',
foreign_key: 'resource_owner_id'
# User-defined oauth applications
has_many :oauth_applications,
class_name: 'Doorkeeper::Application',
as: :owner
# Meeting memberships
has_many :meeting_participants,
class_name: 'MeetingParticipant',
inverse_of: :user,
dependent: :destroy
has_many :notification_settings, dependent: :destroy
# Users blocked via brute force prevention
# use lambda here, so time is evaluated on each query
scope :blocked, -> { create_blocked_scope(self, true) }
scope :not_blocked, -> { create_blocked_scope(self, false) }
scopes :find_by_login,
:newest,
:notified_globally,
:watcher_recipients,
:with_time_zone,
:having_reminder_mail_to_send
def self.create_blocked_scope(scope, blocked)
scope.where(blocked_condition(blocked))
end
def self.blocked_condition(blocked)
block_duration = Setting.brute_force_block_minutes.to_i.minutes
blocked_if_login_since = Time.now - block_duration
negation = blocked ? '' : 'NOT'
["#{negation} (users.failed_login_count >= ? AND users.last_failed_login_on > ?)",
Setting.brute_force_block_after_failed_logins.to_i,
blocked_if_login_since]
end
acts_as_customizable
attr_accessor :password, :password_confirmation, :last_before_login_on
validates :login,
:firstname,
:lastname,
:mail,
presence: { unless: Proc.new { |user| user.builtin? } }
validates :login, uniqueness: { if: Proc.new { |user| user.login.present? }, case_sensitive: false }
validates :mail, uniqueness: { allow_blank: true, case_sensitive: false }
# Login must contain letters, numbers, underscores only
validates :login, format: { with: /\A[a-z0-9_\-@.+ ]*\z/i }
validates :login, length: { maximum: 256 }
validates :firstname, :lastname, length: { maximum: 256 }
validates :mail, email: true, unless: Proc.new { |user| user.mail.blank? }
validates :mail, length: { maximum: 256, allow_nil: true }
validates :password,
confirmation: {
allow_nil: true,
message: ->(*) { I18n.t('activerecord.errors.models.user.attributes.password_confirmation.confirmation') }
}
auto_strip_attributes :login, nullify: false
auto_strip_attributes :mail, nullify: false
validate :login_is_not_special_value
validate :password_meets_requirements
after_save :update_password
scope :admin, -> { where(admin: true) }
def self.unique_attribute
:login
end
prepend ::Mixins::UniqueFinder
def current_password
passwords.first
end
def password_expired?
current_password.expired?
end
# create new password if password was set
def update_password
if password && auth_source_id.blank?
new_password = passwords.build(type: UserPassword.active_type.to_s)
new_password.plain_password = password
new_password.save
# force reload of passwords, so the new password is sorted to the top
passwords.reload
clean_up_former_passwords
clean_up_password_attribute
end
end
def reload(*args)
@name = nil
@user_allowed_service = nil
@project_role_cache = nil
super
end
def mail=(arg)
write_attribute(:mail, arg.to_s.strip)
end
def self.search_in_project(query, options)
options.fetch(:project).users.like(query)
end
# Returns the user that matches provided login and password, or nil
def self.try_to_login(login, password, session = nil)
# Make sure no one can sign in with an empty password
return nil if password.to_s.empty?
user = find_by_login(login)
user = if user
try_authentication_for_existing_user(user, password, session)
else
try_authentication_and_create_user(login, password)
end
unless prevent_brute_force_attack(user, login).nil?
user.log_successful_login if user && !user.new_record?
return user
end
nil
end
# Tries to authenticate a user in the database via external auth source
# or password stored in the database
def self.try_authentication_for_existing_user(user, password, session = nil)
activate_user! user, session if session
return nil if !user.active? || OpenProject::Configuration.disable_password_login?
if user.auth_source
# user has an external authentication method
return nil unless user.auth_source.authenticate(user.login, password)
else
# authentication with local password
return nil unless user.check_password?(password)
return nil if user.force_password_change
return nil if user.password_expired?
end
user
end
def self.activate_user!(user, session)
if session[:invitation_token]
token = Token::Invitation.find_by_plaintext_value session[:invitation_token]
invited_id = token&.user&.id
if user.id == invited_id
user.activate!
token.destroy
session.delete :invitation_token
end
end
end
# Tries to authenticate with available sources and creates user on success
def self.try_authentication_and_create_user(login, password)
return nil if OpenProject::Configuration.disable_password_login?
attrs = AuthSource.authenticate(login, password)
return unless attrs
call = Users::CreateService
.new(user: User.system)
.call(attrs)
user = call.result
call.on_failure do |result|
Rails.logger.error "Failed to auto-create user from auth-source: #{result.message}"
# TODO We have no way to pass back the contract errors in this place
user.errors.merge! call.errors
end
user
end
# Returns the user who matches the given autologin +key+ or nil
def self.try_to_autologin(key)
token = Token::AutoLogin.find_by_plaintext_value(key)
# Make sure there's only 1 token that matches the key
if token && ((token.created_at > Setting.autologin.to_i.day.ago) && token.user && token.user.active?)
token.user.log_successful_login
token.user
end
end
# Formats the user's name.
def name(formatter = nil)
case formatter || Setting.user_format
when :firstname_lastname then "#{firstname} #{lastname}"
when :lastname_firstname then "#{lastname} #{firstname}"
when :lastname_n_firstname then "#{lastname}#{firstname}"
when :lastname_coma_firstname then "#{lastname}, #{firstname}"
when :firstname then firstname
when :username then login
else
"#{firstname} #{lastname}"
end
end
# Return user's authentication provider for display
def authentication_provider
return if identity_url.blank?
identity_url.split(':', 2).first.titleize
end
##
# Allows the API and other sources to determine locking actions
# on represented collections of children of Principals.
# This only covers the transition from:
# lockable?: active -> locked.
# activatable?: locked -> active.
alias_method :lockable?, :active?
alias_method :activatable?, :locked?
def activate
self.status = self.class.statuses[:active]
end
def register
self.status = self.class.statuses[:registered]
end
def invite
self.status = self.class.statuses[:invited]
end
def lock
self.status = self.class.statuses[:locked]
end
deprecated_alias :activate!, :active!
deprecated_alias :register!, :registered!
deprecated_alias :invite!, :invited!
deprecated_alias :lock!, :locked!
# Returns true if +clear_password+ is the correct user's password, otherwise false
# If +update_legacy+ is set, will automatically save legacy passwords using the current
# format.
def check_password?(clear_password, update_legacy: true)
if auth_source_id.present?
auth_source.authenticate(login, clear_password)
else
return false if current_password.nil?
current_password.matches_plaintext?(clear_password, update_legacy:)
end
end
# Does the backend storage allow this user to change their password?
def change_password_allowed?
return false if uses_external_authentication? ||
OpenProject::Configuration.disable_password_login?
return true if auth_source_id.blank?
auth_source.allow_password_changes?
end
# Is the user authenticated via an external authentication source via OmniAuth?
def uses_external_authentication?
identity_url.present?
end
#
# Generate and set a random password.
#
# Also force a password change on the next login, since random passwords
# are at some point given to the user, we do this via email. These passwords
# are stored unencrypted in mail accounts, so they must only be valid for
# a short time.
def random_password!
self.password = OpenProject::Passwords::Generator.random_password
self.password_confirmation = password
self.force_password_change = true
self
end
##
# Brute force prevention - public instance methods
#
def failed_too_many_recent_login_attempts?
block_threshold = Setting.brute_force_block_after_failed_logins.to_i
return false if block_threshold == 0 # disabled
(last_failed_login_within_block_time? and
failed_login_count >= block_threshold)
end
def log_failed_login
log_failed_login_count
log_failed_login_timestamp
save
end
def log_successful_login
update_attribute(:last_login_on, Time.now)
end
def pref
preference || build_preference
end
def time_zone
@time_zone ||= (pref.time_zone.blank? ? nil : ActiveSupport::TimeZone[pref.time_zone])
end
def wants_comments_in_reverse_order?
pref.comments_in_reverse_order?
end
def self.find_by_rss_key(key)
return nil unless Setting.feeds_enabled?
token = Token::RSS.find_by(value: key)
if token&.user&.active?
token.user
end
end
def self.find_by_api_key(key)
return nil unless Setting.rest_api_enabled?
token = Token::API.find_by_plaintext_value(key)
if token&.user&.active?
token.user
end
end
##
# Finds all users with the mail address matching the given mail
# Includes searching for suffixes from +Setting.mail_suffix_separtors+.
#
# For example:
# - With Setting.mail_suffix_separators = '+'
# - Will find 'foo+bar@example.org' with input of 'foo@example.org'
def self.where_mail_with_suffix(mail)
skip_suffix_check, regexp = mail_regexp(mail)
# If the recipient part already contains a suffix, don't expand
if skip_suffix_check
where("LOWER(mail) = ?", mail)
else
where("LOWER(mail) ~* ?", regexp)
end
end
##
# Finds a user by mail where it checks whether the mail exists
# NOTE: This will return the FIRST matching user.
def self.find_by_mail(mail)
where_mail_with_suffix(mail).first
end
def rss_key
token = rss_token || ::Token::RSS.create(user: self)
token.value
end
def to_s
name
end
# Returns the current day according to user's time zone
def today
if time_zone.nil?
Date.today
else
Time.now.in_time_zone(time_zone).to_date
end
end
def logged?
true
end
def anonymous?
!logged?
end
# Return user's roles for project
def roles_for_project(project)
project_role_cache.fetch(project)
end
alias :roles :roles_for_project
# Cheap version of Project.visible.count
def number_of_known_projects
if admin?
Project.count
else
Project.public_projects.count + memberships.size
end
end
# Return true if the user is a member of project
def member_of?(project)
roles_for_project(project).any?(&:member?)
end
def self.allowed(action, project)
Authorization.users(action, project)
end
def self.allowed_members(action, project)
Authorization.users(action, project).where.not(members: { id: nil })
end
def allowed_to?(action, context, global: false)
user_allowed_service.call(action, context, global:)
end
def allowed_to_in_project?(action, project)
allowed_to?(action, project)
end
def allowed_to_globally?(action)
allowed_to?(action, nil, global: true)
end
delegate :preload_projects_allowed_to, to: :user_allowed_service
def reported_work_package_count
WorkPackage.on_active_project.with_author(self).visible.count
end
def self.current=(user)
RequestStore[:current_user] = user
end
def self.current
RequestStore[:current_user] || User.anonymous
end
def self.execute_as(user, &)
previous_user = User.current
User.current = user
OpenProject::LocaleHelper.with_locale_for(user, &)
ensure
User.current = previous_user
end
##
# Returns true if no authentication method has been chosen for this user yet.
# There are three possible methods currently:
#
# - username & password
# - OmniAuth
# - LDAP
def missing_authentication_method?
identity_url.nil? && passwords.empty? && auth_source.nil?
end
# Returns the anonymous user. If the anonymous user does not exist, it is created. There can be only
# one anonymous user per database.
def self.anonymous
RequestStore[:anonymous_user] ||= begin
anonymous_user = AnonymousUser.first
if anonymous_user.nil?
(anonymous_user = AnonymousUser.new.tap do |u|
u.lastname = 'Anonymous'
u.login = ''
u.firstname = ''
u.mail = ''
u.status = User.statuses[:active]
end).save
raise 'Unable to create the anonymous user.' if anonymous_user.new_record?
end
anonymous_user
end
end
def self.system
system_user = SystemUser.first
if system_user.nil?
system_user = SystemUser.new(
firstname: "",
lastname: "System",
login: "",
mail: "",
admin: true,
status: User.statuses[:active],
first_login: false
)
system_user.save(validate: false)
raise 'Unable to create the automatic migration user.' unless system_user.persisted?
end
system_user
end
protected
# Login must not be special value 'me'
def login_is_not_special_value
if login.present? && login == 'me'
errors.add(:login, :invalid)
end
end
# Password requirement validation based on settings
def password_meets_requirements
# Passwords are stored hashed as UserPasswords,
# self.password is only set when it was changed after the last
# save. Otherwise, password is nil.
unless password.nil? or anonymous?
password_errors = OpenProject::Passwords::Evaluator.errors_for_password(password)
password_errors.each { |error| errors.add(:password, error) }
if former_passwords_include?(password)
errors.add(:password,
I18n.t('activerecord.errors.models.user.attributes.password.reused',
count: Setting[:password_count_former_banned].to_i))
end
end
end
private
def self.mail_regexp(mail)
separators = Regexp.escape(Setting.mail_suffix_separators)
recipient, domain = mail.split('@').map { |part| Regexp.escape(part) }
skip_suffix_check = recipient.nil? || Setting.mail_suffix_separators.empty? || recipient.match?(/.+[#{separators}].+/)
regexp = "^#{recipient}([#{separators}][^@]+)*@#{domain}$"
[skip_suffix_check, regexp]
end
def user_allowed_service
@user_allowed_service ||= ::Authorization::UserAllowedService.new(self, role_cache: project_role_cache)
end
def project_role_cache
@project_role_cache ||= ::Users::ProjectRoleCache.new(self)
end
def former_passwords_include?(password)
return false if Setting[:password_count_former_banned].to_i == 0
ban_count = Setting[:password_count_former_banned].to_i
# make reducing the number of banned former passwords immediately effective
# by only checking this number of former passwords
passwords[0, ban_count].any? { |f| f.matches_plaintext?(password) }
end
def clean_up_former_passwords
# minimum 1 to keep the actual user password
keep_count = [1, Setting[:password_count_former_banned].to_i].max
(passwords[keep_count..-1] || []).each(&:destroy)
end
def clean_up_password_attribute
self.password = self.password_confirmation = nil
end
##
# Brute force prevention - class methods
#
def self.prevent_brute_force_attack(user, login)
if user.nil?
register_failed_login_attempt_if_user_exists_for(login)
else
block_user_if_too_many_recent_attempts_failed(user)
end
end
def self.register_failed_login_attempt_if_user_exists_for(login)
user = User.find_by_login(login)
user.log_failed_login if user.present?
nil
end
def self.reset_failed_login_count_for(user)
user.update_attribute(:failed_login_count, 0) unless user.new_record?
end
def self.block_user_if_too_many_recent_attempts_failed(user)
if user.failed_too_many_recent_login_attempts?
user = nil
else
reset_failed_login_count_for user
end
user
end
##
# Brute force prevention - instance methods
#
def last_failed_login_within_block_time?
block_duration = Setting.brute_force_block_minutes.to_i.minutes
last_failed_login_on and
Time.now - last_failed_login_on < block_duration
end
def log_failed_login_count
if last_failed_login_within_block_time?
self.failed_login_count += 1
else
self.failed_login_count = 1
end
end
def log_failed_login_timestamp
self.last_failed_login_on = Time.now
end
def self.default_admin_account_changed?
!User.active.find_by_login('admin').try(:current_password).try(:matches_plaintext?, 'admin')
end
end