This PR adds a config option to allow the note size to increase to 100_000, instead of the default 10_000.
Since this might cause issues with the clients (in the future), and will cause issues with importing into a Bitwarden server, i added warnings regarding this.
Closes#3168
* Add initial working Duo Universal Prompt support.
* Add db schema and models for Duo 2FA state storage
* store duo states in the database and validate during authentication
* cleanup & comments
* bump state/nonce length
* replace stray use of TimeDelta
* more cleanup
* bind Duo oauth flow to device id, drop redundant device type handling
* drop redundant alphanum string generation code
* error handling cleanup
* directly use JWT_VALIDITY_SECS constant instead of copying it to DuoClient instances
* remove redundant explicit returns, rustfmt
* rearrange constants, update comments, error message
* override charset on duo state column to ascii for mysql
* Reduce twofactor_duo_ctx state/nonce column size in postgres and maria
* Add fixes suggested by clippy
* rustfmt
* Update to use the make_http_request
* Don't handle OrganizationDuo
* move Duo API endpoint fmt strings out of macros and into format! calls
* Add missing indentation
Co-authored-by: Daniel García <dani-garcia@users.noreply.github.com>
* remove redundant expiry check when purging Duo contexts
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Co-authored-by: BlackDex <black.dex@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Daniel García <dani-garcia@users.noreply.github.com>
* allow re-invitations of existing users
* auto-accept existing user if mail is disabled
Apply suggestions from code review
Co-authored-by: Mathijs van Veluw <black.dex@gmail.com>
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Co-authored-by: Mathijs van Veluw <black.dex@gmail.com>
* Fix for RSA Keys which are read only
Sometimes an RSA Key file could be read only.
We currently failed because we also wanted to write.
Added an extra check if the file exists already and is not 0 in size.
If it does already exists and is larger then 0, then open in read only
mode.
Fixes#4644
* Updated code to work atomically
- Changed the code to work atomically
- Also show the alert generated from `Io`
* Fix spelling
- Updated datatables
- Set Cookie Secure flag if the connection is https
- Prevent possible XSS via Organization Name
Converted all `innerHTML` and `innerText` to the Safe Sink version `textContent`
- Removed `jsesc` function as handlebars escapes all these chars already and more by default
- Add missing `Headers` parameter for some functions
This allowed any request from allowing these endpoints by not validating the user correctly.
- Changed the functions to retreive the emergency access record by
using the user uuid which calls the endpoint, instead of validating afterwards.
This is more secure and prevents the need of an if check.
- Updated the crates
Removed the patch for mimalloc
- Updated the web-vault to v2024.5.1b
The reason for not updating to v2024.6.x is that there are several items
not working correctly or need some more research.
* add group support for Cipher::get_collections()
join group infos assigned to a collection to check
whether user has been given access to all collections via any group
or they have access to a specific collection via any group membership
* fix Collection::is_writable_by_user()
prevent side effects if groups are disabled
* differentiate the /collection endpoints
* return cipherDetails on post_collections_update()
* add collections_v2 endpoint
During import you are able to select an existing folder, or with
Bitwarden exports it can contain existing folders already. In either
case it didn't matter, we always created new folders.
Bitwarden uses the same UUID of the selected or existing folders if they
are already there.
This PR fixes this by using the same behaviour.
Fixes#4700
Collections were not visible in the organization view.
This was because the `flexibleCollections` was set to `true`
Found an issue with loading some old created Secure Notes which had `{}` or `{"type":null}` as there `data` value.
This isn't allowed. When detected, replace it with `{"type":0}`
Fixes#4682Fixes#4590
* Change API inputs/outputs and structs to camelCase
* Fix fields and password history
* Use convert_json_key_lcase_first
* Make sends lowercase
* Update admin and templates
* Update org revoke
* Fix sends expecting size to be a string on mobile
* Convert two-factor providers to string
- Updated all crates including Diesel and the new mysqlclient-sys
- Updated the MSRV to v1.78 as that is what Diesel mandates
- Added the mimalloc crate as a patch for now to fix armv6 static builds
This probably makes #4606 possible
- Updated web-vault to v2024.5.1
- Updated GitHub Actions
Fixed an issue with the localhost images for extracting the musl binaries.
Move some ARGs closer to the build stage (potentially improving caching)
Remove redundant COPY commands
Remove redundant RUN command
Move CARGO_HOME's "&&" operator to the first line (improves consistency)
* fix emergency access invites with no mail
when mail is disabled instead of accepting emergency access for all
invited users automatically, we only accept if the user already exists
on registration of a new account any open emergency access invitations
will be accepted, if mail is disabled
also prevent invited emergency access contacts to register if emergency
access is disabled (this is only relevant for when mail is enabled, if
mail is disabled they should have an Invitation entry)
* delete emergency access invitations
if an invited user is deleted in the /admin panel their emergency
access invitation will remain in the database which causes
the to_json_grantee_details fn to panic
* improve missing emergency access grantees
instead of returning an empty emergency access contact the entry should
not be added to the list. also the error handling can be improved a bit.
There was a PR (#4370) to add i686/i386 support for Vaultwarden.
That specific PR was not a viable way of adding this.
This PR adds extra architectures for Debian based containers which we
will not support by default. Those images will not be build and pushed
to our container registries.
Added the following architectures:
- linux/386
- linux/ppc64le
- linux/s390x
Again, there will be no major support for these architectures, but it
will allow people who use these architectures to build a Debian based
binary more easily
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Rich Purnell
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