WebFinger aliases with 'index.php/'

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Mikael Nordfeldth 2016-02-21 20:00:07 +01:00
parent 1edb1bbc17
commit ce803f6d06
3 changed files with 61 additions and 9 deletions

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@ -1428,6 +1428,37 @@ function common_fake_local_fancy_url($url)
return $fancy_url;
}
// FIXME: Maybe this should also be able to handle non-fancy URLs with index.php?p=...
function common_fake_local_nonfancy_url($url)
{
/**
* This is a hacky fix to make URIs NOT generated with "index.php/" match against
* locally stored URIs WITH that. The reverse from the above.
*
* It will also "repair" index.php URLs with multiple / prepended. Like https://some.example///index.php/user/1
*/
if (!preg_match(
// [1] protocol part, we can only rewrite http/https anyway.
'/^(https?:\/\/)' .
// [2] site name.
// FIXME: Dunno how this acts if we're aliasing ourselves with a .onion domain etc.
'('.preg_quote(common_config('site', 'server'), '/').')' .
// [3] site path, or if that is empty just '/' (to retain the /)
'('.preg_quote(common_config('site', 'path') ?: '/', '/').')' .
// [4] should be empty (might contain one or more / and then maybe also index.php). Will be overwritten.
// [5] will have the extracted actual URL part (besides site path)
'((?!index.php\/)\/*(?:index.php\/)?)(.*)$/', $url, $matches)) {
// if preg_match failed to match
throw new Exception('No known change could be made to the URL.');
}
$matches[4] = 'index.php/'; // inject the index.php/ rewritethingy
// remove the first element, which is the full matching string
array_shift($matches);
return implode($matches);
}
function common_inject_session($url, $serverpart = null)
{
if (!common_have_session()) {

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@ -105,11 +105,16 @@ class WebFingerPlugin extends Plugin
$profile = $user->getProfile();
} catch (NoResultException $e) {
try {
// common_fake_local_fancy_url can throw an exception
$fancy_url = common_fake_local_fancy_url($resource);
try { // if it's a /index.php/ url
// common_fake_local_fancy_url can throw an exception
$alt_url = common_fake_local_fancy_url($resource);
} catch (Exception $e) { // let's try to create a fake local /index.php/ url
// this too if it can't do anything about the URL
$alt_url = common_fake_local_nonfancy_url($resource);
}
// and this will throw a NoResultException if not found
$user = User::getByUri($fancy_url);
$user = User::getByUri($alt_url);
$profile = $user->getProfile();
} catch (Exception $e) {
// if our rewrite hack didn't work, try to get something by profile URL

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@ -47,17 +47,33 @@ abstract class WebFingerResource
// getUrl failed because no valid URL could be returned, just ignore it
}
// We claim that we are for example https://site.example/user/1 even if the client
// requests https://site.example/index.php/user/1 due to behaviour seen in the wild.
/**
* Here we add some hacky hotfixes for remote lookups that have been taught the
* (at least now) wrong URI but it's still obviously the same user. Such as:
* - https://site.example/user/1 even if the client requests https://site.example/index.php/user/1
* - https://site.example/user/1 even if the client requests https://site.example//index.php/user/1
* - https://site.example/index.php/user/1 even if the client requests https://site.example/user/1
* - https://site.example/index.php/user/1 even if the client requests https://site.example///index.php/user/1
*/
foreach(array_keys($aliases) as $alias) {
try {
// get a "fancy url" version of the alias, even without index.php/
$fancy_url = common_fake_local_fancy_url($alias);
$alt_url = common_fake_local_fancy_url($alias);
// store this as well so remote sites can be sure we really are the same profile
$aliases[$fancy_url] = true;
$aliases[$alt_url] = true;
} catch (Exception $e) {
// in case we couldn't make a "fake local fancy URL", just continue the foreach-loop
continue;
// Apparently we couldn't rewrite that, the $alias was as the function wanted it to be
}
try {
// get a non-"fancy url" version of the alias, i.e. add index.php/
$alt_url = common_fake_local_nonfancy_url($alias);
// store this as well so remote sites can be sure we really are the same profile
$aliases[$alt_url] = true;
} catch (Exception $e) {
// Apparently we couldn't rewrite that, the $alias was as the function wanted it to be
}
}