<?php /** * This is a helper class for saving and loading state information. * * The state must be an associative array. This class will add additional keys to this * array. These keys will always start with 'SimpleSAML_Auth_State.'. * * It is also possible to add a restart URL to the state. If state information is lost, for * example because it timed out, or the user loaded a bookmarked page, the loadState function * will redirect to this URL. To use this, set $state[SimpleSAML_Auth_State::RESTART] to this * URL. * * Both the saveState and the loadState function takes in a $stage parameter. This parameter is * a security feature, and is used to prevent the user from taking a state saved one place and * using it as input a different place. * * The $stage parameter must be a unique string. To maintain uniqueness, it must be on the form * "<classname>.<identifier>" or "<module>:<identifier>". * * There is also support for passing exceptions through the state. * By defining an exception handler when creating the state array, users of the state * array can call throwException with the state and the exception. This exception will * be passed to the handler defined by the EXCEPTION_HANDLER_URL or EXCEPTION_HANDLER_FUNC * elements of the state array. * * @author Olav Morken, UNINETT AS. * @package simpleSAMLphp * @version $Id$ */ class SimpleSAML_Auth_State { /** * The index in the state array which contains the identifier. */ const ID = 'SimpleSAML_Auth_State.id'; /** * The index in the state array which contains the current stage. */ const STAGE = 'SimpleSAML_Auth_State.stage'; /** * The index in the state array which contains the restart URL. */ const RESTART = 'SimpleSAML_Auth_State.restartURL'; /** * The index in the state array which contains the exception handler URL. */ const EXCEPTION_HANDLER_URL = 'SimpleSAML_Auth_State.exceptionURL'; /** * The index in the state array which contains the exception handler function. */ const EXCEPTION_HANDLER_FUNC = 'SimpleSAML_Auth_State.exceptionFunc'; /** * The index in the state array which contains the exception data. */ const EXCEPTION_DATA = 'SimpleSAML_Auth_State.exceptionData'; /** * The stage of a state with an exception. */ const EXCEPTION_STAGE = 'SimpleSAML_Auth_State.exceptionStage'; /** * The URL parameter which contains the exception state id. */ const EXCEPTION_PARAM = 'SimpleSAML_Auth_State_exceptionId'; /** * Retrieve the ID of a state array. * * Note that this function will not save the state. * * @param array &$state The state array. * @param bool $rawId Return a raw ID, without a restart URL. Defaults to FALSE. * @return string Identifier which can be used to retrieve the state later. */ public static function getStateId(&$state, $rawId = FALSE) { assert('is_array($state)'); assert('is_bool($rawId)'); if (!array_key_exists(self::ID, $state)) { $state[self::ID] = SimpleSAML_Utilities::generateID(); } $id = $state[self::ID]; if ($rawId || !array_key_exists(self::RESTART, $state)) { /* Either raw ID or no restart URL. In any case, return the raw ID. */ return $id; } /* We have a restart URL. Return the ID with that URL. */ return $id . ':' . $state[self::RESTART]; } /** * Save the state. * * This function saves the state, and returns an id which can be used to * retrieve it later. It will also update the $state array with the identifier. * * @param array &$state The login request state. * @param string $stage The current stage in the login process. * @param bool $rawId Return a raw ID, without a restart URL. * @return string Identifier which can be used to retrieve the state later. */ public static function saveState(&$state, $stage, $rawId = FALSE) { assert('is_array($state)'); assert('is_string($stage)'); assert('is_bool($rawId)'); $return = self::getStateId($state, $rawId); $id = $state[self::ID]; /* Save stage. */ $state[self::STAGE] = $stage; /* Save state. */ $serializedState = serialize($state); $session = SimpleSAML_Session::getInstance(); $session->setData('SimpleSAML_Auth_State', $id, $serializedState, 60*60); SimpleSAML_Logger::debug('Saved state: ' . var_export($return, TRUE)); return $return; } /** * Retrieve saved state. * * This function retrieves saved state information. If the state information has been lost, * it will attempt to restart the request by calling the restart URL which is embedded in the * state information. If there is no restart information available, an exception will be thrown. * * @param string $id State identifier (with embedded restart information). * @param string $stage The stage the state should have been saved in. * @return array State information. */ public static function loadState($id, $stage) { assert('is_string($id)'); assert('is_string($stage)'); SimpleSAML_Logger::debug('Loading state: ' . var_export($id, TRUE)); $tmp = explode(':', $id, 2); $id = $tmp[0]; if (count($tmp) === 2) { $restartURL = $tmp[1]; } else { $restartURL = NULL; } $session = SimpleSAML_Session::getInstance(); $state = $session->getData('SimpleSAML_Auth_State', $id); if ($state === NULL) { /* Could not find saved data. Attempt to restart. */ if ($restartURL === NULL) { throw new SimpleSAML_Error_NoState(); } SimpleSAML_Utilities::redirect($restartURL); } $state = unserialize($state); assert('is_array($state)'); assert('array_key_exists(self::ID, $state)'); assert('array_key_exists(self::STAGE, $state)'); /* Verify stage. */ if ($state[self::STAGE] !== $stage) { /* This could be a user trying to bypass security, but most likely it is just * someone using the back-button in the browser. We try to restart the * request if that is possible. If not, show an error. */ $msg = 'Wrong stage in state. Was \'' . $state[self::STAGE] . '\', shoud be \'' . $stage . '\'.'; SimpleSAML_Logger::warning($msg); if ($restartURL === NULL) { throw new Exception($msg); } SimpleSAML_Utilities::redirect($restartURL); } return $state; } /** * Delete state. * * This function deletes the given state to prevent the user from reusing it later. * * @param array &$state The state which should be deleted. */ public static function deleteState(&$state) { assert('is_array($state)'); if (!array_key_exists(self::ID, $state)) { /* This state hasn't been saved. */ return; } SimpleSAML_Logger::debug('Deleting state: ' . var_export($state[self::ID], TRUE)); $session = SimpleSAML_Session::getInstance(); $session->deleteData('SimpleSAML_Auth_State', $state[self::ID]); } /** * Throw exception to the state exception handler. * * @param array $state The state array. * @param SimpleSAML_Error_Exception $exception The exception. */ public static function throwException($state, SimpleSAML_Error_Exception $exception) { assert('is_array($state)'); if (array_key_exists(self::EXCEPTION_HANDLER_URL, $state)) { /* Save the exception. */ $state[self::EXCEPTION_DATA] = $exception; $id = self::saveState($state, self::EXCEPTION_STAGE); /* Redirect to the exception handler. */ SimpleSAML_Utilities::redirect($state[self::EXCEPTION_HANDLER_URL], array(self::EXCEPTION_PARAM => $id)); } elseif (array_key_exists(self::EXCEPTION_HANDLER_FUNC, $state)) { /* Call the exception handler. */ $func = $state[self::EXCEPTION_HANDLER_FUNC]; assert('is_callable($func)'); call_user_func($func, $exception, $state); assert(FALSE); } else { /* * No exception handler is defined for the current state. */ throw $exception; } } /** * Retrieve an exception state. * * @param string|NULL $id The exception id. Can be NULL, in which case it will be retrieved from the request. * @return array|NULL The state array with the exception, or NULL if no exception was thrown. */ public static function loadExceptionState($id = NULL) { assert('is_string($id) || is_null($id)'); if ($id === NULL) { if (!array_key_exists(self::EXCEPTION_PARAM, $_REQUEST)) { /* No exception. */ return NULL; } $id = $_REQUEST[self::EXCEPTION_PARAM]; } $state = self::loadState($id, self::EXCEPTION_STAGE); assert('array_key_exists(self::EXCEPTION_DATA, $state)'); return $state; } } ?>