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galaxy.authnz package

Contains implementations for authentication and authorization against an OpenID Connect (OIDC) Identity Provider (IdP).

This package follows “authorization code flow” authentication protocol to authenticate Galaxy users against third-party identity providers.

Additionally, this package implements functionalist’s to request temporary access credentials for cloud-based resource providers (e.g., Amazon AWS, Microsoft Azure).

class galaxy.authnz.IdentityProvider(provider, config, backend_config)[source]

Bases: object

OpenID Connect Identity Provider abstract interface.

__init__(provider, config, backend_config)[source]

Initialize the identity provider using the provided configuration, and raise a ParseError (or any more related specific exception) in case the configuration is malformed.

Parameters

  • provider (string) – is the name of the identity provider (e.g., Google).

  • config (lxml.etree.ElementTree._Element) – Is the configuration element of the provider from the configuration file (e.g., oidc_config.xml). This element contains the all the provider-specific configuration elements.

  • backend_config (lxml.etree.ElementTree._Element) – Is the configuration element of the backend of the provider from the configuration file (e.g., oidc_backends_config.xml). This element contains all the backend-specific configuration elements.

authenticate(provider, trans)[source]

Runs for authentication process. Checks the database if a valid identity exists in the database; if yes, then the user is authenticated, if not, it generates a provider-specific authentication flow and returns redirect URI to the controller.

Parameters

trans (GalaxyWebTransaction) – Galaxy web transaction.

Returns

a redirect URI to the provider’s authentication endpoint

callback(state_token: str, authz_code: str, trans, login_redirect_url)[source]

Handles authentication call-backs from identity providers.

This process maps state-token to a user.

Parameters

  • state_token – is an anti-forgery token which identifies a Galaxy user to whom the given authorization code belongs to.

  • authz_code – a very short-lived, single-use token to request a refresh token.

  • trans (GalaxyWebTransaction) – Galaxy web transaction.

Return type

tuple

Returns

a tuple of redirect_url and user.

disconnect(provider, trans, disconnect_redirect_url=None)[source]
logout(trans, post_logout_redirect_url=None)[source]

Return a URL that will log the user out of the IDP. In OIDC this is called the ‘end_session_endpoint’.

Parameters

  • trans (GalaxyWebTransaction) – Galaxy web transaction.

  • post_logout_redirect_url (string) – Optional URL to redirect to after logging out of IDP.

Submodules

galaxy.authnz.custos_authnz module

class galaxy.authnz.custos_authnz.CustosAuthnz(provider, oidc_config, oidc_backend_config, idphint=None)[source]

Bases: galaxy.authnz.IdentityProvider

__init__(provider, oidc_config, oidc_backend_config, idphint=None)[source]

Initialize the identity provider using the provided configuration, and raise a ParseError (or any more related specific exception) in case the configuration is malformed.

Parameters

  • provider (string) – is the name of the identity provider (e.g., Google).

  • config (lxml.etree.ElementTree._Element) – Is the configuration element of the provider from the configuration file (e.g., oidc_config.xml). This element contains the all the provider-specific configuration elements.

  • backend_config (lxml.etree.ElementTree._Element) – Is the configuration element of the backend of the provider from the configuration file (e.g., oidc_backends_config.xml). This element contains all the backend-specific configuration elements.

authenticate(trans, idphint=None)[source]

Runs for authentication process. Checks the database if a valid identity exists in the database; if yes, then the user is authenticated, if not, it generates a provider-specific authentication flow and returns redirect URI to the controller.

Parameters

trans (GalaxyWebTransaction) – Galaxy web transaction.

Returns

a redirect URI to the provider’s authentication endpoint

callback(state_token, authz_code, trans, login_redirect_url)[source]

Handles authentication call-backs from identity providers.

This process maps state-token to a user.

Parameters

  • state_token – is an anti-forgery token which identifies a Galaxy user to whom the given authorization code belongs to.

  • authz_code – a very short-lived, single-use token to request a refresh token.

  • trans (GalaxyWebTransaction) – Galaxy web transaction.

Return type

tuple

Returns

a tuple of redirect_url and user.

create_user(token, trans, login_redirect_url)[source]
disconnect(provider, trans, email=None, disconnect_redirect_url=None)[source]
logout(trans, post_logout_redirect_url=None)[source]

Return a URL that will log the user out of the IDP. In OIDC this is called the ‘end_session_endpoint’.

Parameters

  • trans (GalaxyWebTransaction) – Galaxy web transaction.

  • post_logout_redirect_url (string) – Optional URL to redirect to after logging out of IDP.

galaxy.authnz.managers module

class galaxy.authnz.managers.AuthnzManager(app, oidc_config_file, oidc_backends_config_file)[source]

Bases: object

__init__(app, oidc_config_file, oidc_backends_config_file)[source]
Parameters
get_allowed_idps()[source]
static can_user_assume_authn(trans, authn_id)[source]
static try_get_authz_config(sa_session, user_id, authz_id)[source]

It returns a cloudauthz config (see model.CloudAuthz) with the given ID; and raise an exception if either a config with given ID does not exist, or the configuration is defined for a another user than trans.user.

Parameters

:rtype : model.CloudAuthz :return: a cloudauthz configuration.

authenticate(provider, trans, idphint=None)[source]
Parameters

  • provider (string) – set the name of the identity provider to be used for authentication flow.

  • trans (GalaxyWebTransaction) – Galaxy web transaction.

Returns

an identity provider specific authentication redirect URI.

callback(provider, state_token, authz_code, trans, login_redirect_url, idphint=None)[source]
create_user(provider, token, trans, login_redirect_url)[source]
logout(provider, trans, post_logout_redirect_url=None)[source]

Log the user out of the identity provider.

Parameters

  • provider (string) – set the name of the identity provider.

  • trans (GalaxyWebTransaction) – Galaxy web transaction.

  • post_logout_redirect_url (string) – (Optional) URL for identity provider to redirect to after logging user out.

Returns

a tuple (success boolean, message, redirect URI)

disconnect(provider, trans, email=None, disconnect_redirect_url=None, idphint=None)[source]
get_cloud_access_credentials(cloudauthz, sa_session, user_id, request=None)[source]

This method leverages CloudAuthz (https://github.com/galaxyproject/cloudauthz) to request a cloud-based resource provider (e.g., Amazon AWS, Microsoft Azure) for temporary access credentials to a given resource.

It first checks if a cloudauthz config with the given ID (authz_id) is available and can be assumed by the user, and raises an exception if either is false. Otherwise, it then extends the cloudauthz configuration as required by the CloudAuthz library for the provider specified in the configuration. For instance, it adds on-the-fly values such as a valid OpenID Connect identity token, as required by CloudAuthz for AWS. Then requests temporary credentials from the CloudAuthz library using the updated configuration.

Parameters

  • cloudauthz (CloudAuthz) – an instance of CloudAuthz to be used for getting temporary credentials.

  • sa_session (sqlalchemy.orm.scoping.scoped_session) – SQLAlchemy database handle.

  • user_id (int) – Decoded Galaxy user ID.

  • request (galaxy.web.framework.base.Request) – Encapsulated HTTP(S) request.

Return type

dict

Returns

a dictionary containing credentials to access a cloud-based resource provider. See CloudAuthz (https://github.com/galaxyproject/cloudauthz) for details on the content of this dictionary.

get_cloud_access_credentials_in_file(new_file_path, cloudauthz, sa_session, user_id, request=None)[source]

This method leverages CloudAuthz (https://github.com/galaxyproject/cloudauthz) to request a cloud-based resource provider (e.g., Amazon AWS, Microsoft Azure) for temporary access credentials to a given resource.

This method uses the get_cloud_access_credentials method to obtain temporary credentials, and persists them to a (temporary) file, and returns the file path.

Parameters

  • new_file_path (str) – Where dataset files are saved on temporary storage. See app.config.new_file_path.

  • cloudauthz (CloudAuthz) – an instance of CloudAuthz to be used for getting temporary credentials.

  • sa_session (sqlalchemy.orm.scoping.scoped_session) – SQLAlchemy database handle.

  • user_id (int) – Decoded Galaxy user ID.

  • request (galaxy.web.framework.base.Request) – [Optional] Encapsulated HTTP(S) request.

Return type

str

Returns

The filename to which credentials are written.

galaxy.authnz.psa_authnz module

class galaxy.authnz.psa_authnz.PSAAuthnz(provider, oidc_config, oidc_backend_config)[source]

Bases: galaxy.authnz.IdentityProvider

__init__(provider, oidc_config, oidc_backend_config)[source]

Initialize the identity provider using the provided configuration, and raise a ParseError (or any more related specific exception) in case the configuration is malformed.

Parameters

  • provider (string) – is the name of the identity provider (e.g., Google).

  • config (lxml.etree.ElementTree._Element) – Is the configuration element of the provider from the configuration file (e.g., oidc_config.xml). This element contains the all the provider-specific configuration elements.

  • backend_config (lxml.etree.ElementTree._Element) – Is the configuration element of the backend of the provider from the configuration file (e.g., oidc_backends_config.xml). This element contains all the backend-specific configuration elements.

authenticate(trans)[source]

Runs for authentication process. Checks the database if a valid identity exists in the database; if yes, then the user is authenticated, if not, it generates a provider-specific authentication flow and returns redirect URI to the controller.

Parameters

trans (GalaxyWebTransaction) – Galaxy web transaction.

Returns

a redirect URI to the provider’s authentication endpoint

callback(state_token, authz_code, trans, login_redirect_url)[source]

Handles authentication call-backs from identity providers.

This process maps state-token to a user.

Parameters

  • state_token – is an anti-forgery token which identifies a Galaxy user to whom the given authorization code belongs to.

  • authz_code – a very short-lived, single-use token to request a refresh token.

  • trans (GalaxyWebTransaction) – Galaxy web transaction.

Return type

tuple

Returns

a tuple of redirect_url and user.

disconnect(provider, trans, disconnect_redirect_url=None, association_id=None)[source]
class galaxy.authnz.psa_authnz.Strategy(request, session, storage, config, tpl=None)[source]

Bases: social_core.strategy.BaseStrategy

__init__(request, session, storage, config, tpl=None)[source]

Initialize self. See help(type(self)) for accurate signature.

get_setting(name)[source]

Return value for given setting name

session_get(name, default=None)[source]

Return session value for given key

session_set(name, value)[source]

Set session value for given key

session_pop(name)[source]

Pop session value for given key

request_data(merge=True)[source]

Return current request data (POST or GET)

request_host()[source]

Return current host value

build_absolute_uri(path=None)[source]

Build absolute URI with given (optional) path

redirect(url)[source]

Return a response redirect to the given URL

html(content)[source]

Return HTTP response with given content

render_html(tpl=None, html=None, context=None)[source]

Render given template or raw html with given context

start()[source]
complete(*args, **kwargs)[source]
continue_pipeline(*args, **kwargs)[source]
class galaxy.authnz.psa_authnz.Storage[source]

Bases: object

user

alias of galaxy.model.UserAuthnzToken

nonce

alias of galaxy.model.PSANonce

association

alias of galaxy.model.PSAAssociation

code

alias of galaxy.model.PSACode

partial

alias of galaxy.model.PSAPartial

classmethod is_integrity_error(exception)[source]
galaxy.authnz.psa_authnz.on_the_fly_config(sa_session)[source]
galaxy.authnz.psa_authnz.contains_required_data(response=None, is_new=False, **kwargs)[source]

This function is called as part of authentication and authorization pipeline before user is authenticated or authorized (see AUTH_PIPELINE).

This function asserts if all the data required by Galaxy for a user is provided. It raises an exception if any of the required data is missing, and returns void if otherwise.

Parameters
Return type

void

Returns

Raises an exception if any of the required arguments is missing, and pass if all are given.

galaxy.authnz.psa_authnz.verify(strategy=None, response=None, details=None, **kwargs)[source]
galaxy.authnz.psa_authnz.allowed_to_disconnect(name=None, user=None, user_storage=None, strategy=None, backend=None, request=None, details=None, **kwargs)[source]

Disconnect is the process of disassociating a Galaxy user and a third-party authnz. In other words, it is the process of removing any access and/or ID tokens of a user. This function should raise an exception if disconnection is NOT permitted. Do NOT return any value (except an empty dictionary) if disconnect is allowed. Because, at least until PSA social_core v.1.5.0, any returned value (e.g., Boolean) will result in ignoring the rest of the disconnect pipeline. See the following condition in run_pipeline function: https://github.com/python-social-auth/social-core/blob/master/social_core/backends/base.py#L114 :param name: name of the backend (e.g., google-openidconnect) :type user: galaxy.model.User :type user_storage: galaxy.model.UserAuthnzToken :type strategy: galaxy.authnz.psa_authnz.Strategy :type backend: PSA backend object (e.g., social_core.backends.google_openidconnect.GoogleOpenIdConnect) :type request: webob.multidict.MultiDict :type details: dict :return: empty dict

galaxy.authnz.psa_authnz.disconnect(name=None, user=None, user_storage=None, strategy=None, backend=None, request=None, details=None, **kwargs)[source]

Disconnect is the process of disassociating a Galaxy user and a third-party authnz. In other words, it is the process of removing any access and/or ID tokens of a user. :param name: name of the backend (e.g., google-openidconnect) :type user: galaxy.model.User :type user_storage: galaxy.model.UserAuthnzToken :type strategy: galaxy.authnz.psa_authnz.Strategy :type backend: PSA backend object (e.g., social_core.backends.google_openidconnect.GoogleOpenIdConnect) :type request: webob.multidict.MultiDict :type details: dict :return: void or empty dict. Any key-value pair inside the dictionary will be available inside PSA only, and will be passed to the next step in the disconnect pipeline. However, the key-value pair will not be returned as a result of calling the do_disconnect function. Additionally, returning any value except for a(n) (empty) dictionary, will break the disconnect pipeline, and that value will be returned as a result of calling the do_disconnect function.