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Changes proposed in this pull request:
Related to https://github.com/cloud-gov/private/issues/2030
The proxy is currently returning a tuple
("Unexpected error", 500)
fromuaa.is_user_cf_admin
if a non-200 status code is received from UAA. The app code doesn't inspect the actual value and instead only checks whether the return fromuaa.is_user_cf_admin
is truthy to determine if a user has admin access, whereas a user should only be an admin if the return fromuaa.is_user_cf_admin
is literallyTrue
.uaa. get_client_credentials_token
to raise exception on non-200 status codeuaa.is_user_cf_admin
to raise exception on non-200 status codeadmin
role ifsession.get("is_cf_admin")
is literallyTrue
(== True
), and not just truthyThings to check
INFO
and debugging statements are written withlog.debug
or similar, then they won't be written to the otput, which can prevent unintentional leaks of sensitive data.Security considerations
Currently, the proxy is improperly treating a user as an admin anytime the requests to UAA fail, which is obviously wrong and insecure. The updated code insures that errors from request to UAA will be raised and only literally
True
values will be accepted to determine if a user is an admin.