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(** LDAP client *)
(** This is a simple asynchronous LDAP client.
Regarding LDAP URLs, please note that there are some special functions
in {!Neturl_ldap}.
*)
(** {2 Error handling} *)
type result_code =
[ `Success
| `OperationsError
| `ProtocolError
| `TimeLimitExceeded
| `SizeLimitExceeded
| `CompareFalse
| `CompareTrue
| `AuthMethodNotSupported
| `StrongAuthRequired
| `Referral
| `AdminLimitExceeded
| `UnavailableCriticalExtension
| `ConfidentialityRequired
| `SaslBindInProgress
| `NoSuchAttribute
| `UndefinedAttributeType
| `InappropriateMatching
| `ConstraintViolation
| `AttributeOrValueExists
| `InvalidAttributeSyntax
| `NoSuchObject
| `AliasProblem
| `InvalidDNSyntax
| `AliasDereferencingProblem
| `InappropriateAuthentication
| `InvalidCredentials
| `InsufficientAccessRights
| `Busy
| `Unavailable
| `UnwillingToPerform
| `LoopDetect
| `NamingViolation
| `ObjectClassViolation
| `NotAllowedOnNonLeaf
| `NotAllowedOnRDN
| `EntryAlreadyExists
| `ObjectClassModsProhibited
| `AffectsMultipleDSAs
| `Other
| `Unknown_code of int
]
exception Timeout
(** Raised when the TCP connection times out. Timeouts should be considered
as non-recoverable by the user, and the connection should be aborted.
*)
exception LDAP_error of result_code * string
(** The server indicates a (logical) error. Such errors are normal messages,
and the connection remains intact.
*)
exception Auth_error of string
(** Authentication error *)
(** {2 Specifying the LDAP server} *)
type tls_mode = [ `Disabled | `Immediate | `StartTLS | `StartTLS_if_possible ]
(** Options:
- [`Disabled]: do not negotiate TLS
- [`Immediate]: assume that the connection directly requires TLS
- [`StartTLS]: upgrade an initially unprotected connection to TLS
- [`StartTLS_if_possible]: upgrade an unprotected connection to TLS
if possible (i.e. if supported by both ends of the connection)
*)
class type ldap_server =
object
method ldap_endpoint : Netsockaddr.socksymbol
method ldap_timeout : float
method ldap_peer_name : string option
method ldap_tls_config : (module Netsys_crypto_types.TLS_CONFIG) option
method ldap_tls_mode : tls_mode
end
val ldap_server : ?timeout:float ->
?peer_name:string ->
?tls_config:(module Netsys_crypto_types.TLS_CONFIG) ->
?tls_mode:tls_mode ->
Netsockaddr.socksymbol -> ldap_server
(** Specifies how to reach the server: e.g.
{[
let server = ldap_server (`Inet_byname("hostname", 389))
]}
Options:
- [timeout]: The timeout for connecting and for subsequent
request/response cycles. Defaults to 15 seconds.
- [peer_name]: The expected domain name in the certificate for
TLS-secured connections. If not passed, the name is derived from
the socksymbol argument.
- [tls_config]: The TLS configuration (i.e. the TLS provider and
how to use it). Defaults to the provider set in {!Netsys_crypto},
and to requiring valid server certificates.
- [tls_mode]: Whether and how to negotiate TLS. Defaults to
[`StartTLS_if_possible].
*)
val ldap_server_of_url : ?timeout:float ->
?tls_config:(module Netsys_crypto_types.TLS_CONFIG) ->
?tls_mode:tls_mode ->
Neturl.url -> ldap_server
(** Gets the host and port from an LDAP URL. Otherwise the same as
[ldap_server].
The URL can have schemes "ldap" or "ldaps". In the latter case, the
[tls_mode] is automatically adjusted to [`Immediate].
*)
(** {2 Specifying LDAP credentials} *)
type bind_creds
val anon_bind_creds : bind_creds
val simple_bind_creds : dn:string -> pw:string -> bind_creds
val sasl_bind_creds : dn:string -> user:string -> authz:string ->
creds:(string * string * (string * string)list)list ->
params:(string * string * bool) list ->
(module Netsys_sasl_types.SASL_MECHANISM) ->
bind_creds
(** {2 LDAP connections} *)
type ldap_connection
val connect_e :
?proxy:#Uq_engines.client_endpoint_connector ->
ldap_server -> Unixqueue.event_system ->
ldap_connection Uq_engines.engine
val connect :
?proxy:#Uq_engines.client_endpoint_connector ->
ldap_server -> ldap_connection
val close_e : ldap_connection -> unit Uq_engines.engine
(** Close the connection using the close protocol *)
val close : ldap_connection -> unit
(** Same as synchronous function *)
val abort : ldap_connection -> unit
(** Close the connection immediately *)
val conn_bind_e : ldap_connection -> bind_creds -> unit Uq_engines.engine
(** Bind the connection to credentials *)
val conn_bind : ldap_connection -> bind_creds -> unit
(** Same as synchronous function *)
val tls_session_props : ldap_connection -> Nettls_support.tls_session_props option
(** Returns the TLS session properties *)
(** {2 LDAP results} *)
(** A class type for encapsulating results *)
class type ['a] ldap_result =
object
method code : result_code
(** The code, [`Success] on success *)
method matched_dn : string
(** The matchedDN field sent with some codes *)
method diag_msg : string
(** diagnostic message *)
method referral : string list
(** if non-empty, a list of URIs where to find more results *)
method value : 'a
(** the value when [code=`Success]. Raises [LDAP_error] for other
codes *)
method partial_value : 'a
(** the value so far available, independently of the code *)
end
exception Notification of string ldap_result
(** An unsolicited notification. The string is the OID. Best reaction is
to terminate the connection. This is e.g. sent when the server cannot
decode the client message, but also for other special conditions.
[Notification] exception are directly raised by the LDAP client functions.
*)
(** {2 LDAP searches} *)
type scope = [ `Base | `One | `Sub ]
(** The scope of the search:
- [`Base]: only the base object
- [`One]: only the direct children of the base object
- [`Sub]: the base object and all direct and indirect children
*)
type deref_aliases = [ `Never | `In_searching | `Finding_base_obj | `Always ]
(** What to do when aliases (server-dereferenced symbolic links) are found
in the tree:
- [`Never]: do not dereference aliases but return them as part of the
search result
- [`In_searching]: when aliases are found in the children of the base
object dereference the aliases, and continue the search there, and
repeat this recursively if needed
- [`Finding_base_obj]: dereference alises in base objects but not in
children
- [`Always]: always dereference aliases
*)
type filter =
[ `And of filter list
| `Or of filter list
| `Not of filter
| `Equality_match of string * string
| `Substrings of string * string option * string list * string option
| `Greater_or_equal of string * string
| `Less_or_equal of string * string
| `Present of string
| `Approx_match of string * string
| `Extensible_match of string option * string option * string * bool
]
(** Filter:
- [`Equality_match(attr_descr, value)]
- [`Substrings(attr_descr, prefix_match, substring_matches, suffix_match)]
- [`Greater_or_equal(attr_descr,value)]
- [`Less_or_equal(attr_descr,value)]
- [`Present(attr_descr)]
- [`Approx_match(attr_descr,value)]
- [`Extensible_match(matching_rule_id, attr_descr, value, dn_attrs)]
Here, [attr_descr] is the name of the attribute, either given by
an OID (in dotted representation) or a by a descriptive name. There
can be options, separated from the name by a semicolon.
The [value] is the value to filter with (an UTF-8 string).
*)
type search_result =
[ `Entry of string * (string * string list) list
| `Reference of string list
]
(** Search results are either entries or references:
- [`Entry(object_dn, [(attr_descr, values); ...])]
- [`Reference urls]: The entry is not present on this server but can
be looked up by following one of the [urls]
*)
val search_e : ldap_connection ->
base:string ->
scope:scope ->
deref_aliases:deref_aliases ->
size_limit:int ->
time_limit:int ->
types_only:bool ->
filter:filter ->
attributes:string list ->
unit ->
search_result list ldap_result Uq_engines.engine
(** Run the specified search: Search at [base] according to [scope] for
entries matching the [filter] and return their [attributes].
If the [base] object is not present on the server but somewhere else
(redirection) the result will be empty and the referral is set in the
response. If children
of the base object are redirected to another server, the result will
contain [`Reference] elements.
Note that [time_limit] is a server-enforced limit (in seconds; 0 for
no limit). Independently of that
this client employs the timeout set in the [ldap_connection]. This timeout
limits the time between two consecutive server messages.
The [size_limit] limits the number of returned entries (0 for no limit).
If [types_only] there will not be values in the result (instead, empty
lists are returned).
A [filter] is mandatory. If you want to get all results, specify a
useless filter like [`Present("objectclass")].
If you pass an empty [attributes] list, no attributes will be
returned. In order to get all attributes, pass the list
[["*"]]. The asterisk can also be appended to a non-empty list
to get all remaining attributes in any order.
*)
val search : ldap_connection ->
base:string ->
scope:scope ->
deref_aliases:deref_aliases ->
size_limit:int ->
time_limit:int ->
types_only:bool ->
filter:filter ->
attributes:string list ->
unit ->
search_result list ldap_result
(** Same as synchronous function *)
val compare_e : ldap_connection ->
dn:string ->
attr:string ->
value:string ->
unit ->
bool ldap_result Uq_engines.engine
(** [compare_e conn ~dn ~attr ~value ()]: returns true if the attribute
[attr] of entry [dn] has [value] (according to equality matching)
*)
val compare : ldap_connection ->
dn:string ->
attr:string ->
value:string ->
unit ->
bool ldap_result
(** Same as synchronous function *)
(** {2 LDAP updates} *)
(** Although updates do not return a regular result, there might be an
error message. An exception is not automatically raised. It is done,
though, when the [value] method of the result is invoked (returning
normally just [()]). Example:
{[
let () = (add conn ~dn ~attributes) # value
]}
*)
val add_e : ldap_connection ->
dn:string ->
attributes:(string * string list) list ->
unit ->
unit ldap_result Uq_engines.engine
(** [add_e conn ~dn ~attributes]: Adds a new entry under [dn] with the
[attributes], given as list [(attr_descr, values)].
*)
val add : ldap_connection ->
dn:string ->
attributes:(string * string list) list ->
unit ->
unit ldap_result
(** Same as synchronous function *)
val delete_e : ldap_connection ->
dn:string ->
unit ->
unit ldap_result Uq_engines.engine
(** [delete_e conn ~dn]: Deletes the entry [dn]
*)
val delete : ldap_connection ->
dn:string ->
unit ->
unit ldap_result
(** Same as synchronous function *)
type operation = [`Add|`Delete|`Replace]
val modify_e : ldap_connection ->
dn:string ->
changes:(operation * (string * string list)) list ->
unit ->
unit ldap_result Uq_engines.engine
(** [modify_e conn ~dn ~changes ()]: Modifies attributes of the entry for
[dn]. The [changes] are given as a list [(op, (attr_descr, values))].
Here, [op] is the operation to do. [attr_descr] identifies the attribute
to add/delete/replace. The [values] are the additional values, or the
values to delete, or the values to substitute. In case of "delete",
an empty [values] list means to delete the whole attribute.
*)
val modify : ldap_connection ->
dn:string ->
changes:(operation * (string * string list)) list ->
unit ->
unit ldap_result
(** Same as synchronous function *)
val modify_dn_e : ldap_connection ->
dn:string ->
new_rdn:string ->
delete_old_rdn:bool ->
new_superior:string option ->
unit ->
unit ldap_result Uq_engines.engine
(** [modify_dn_e conn ~dn ~new_rdn ~delete_old_rdn ~new_superior]:
renames and/or moves the entry in the tree. The entry under [dn]
is the modified entry. The [new_rdn] is the new name of the leaf
(renaming). If [delete_old_rdn], the attributes describing the old
name of the leaf are deleted, and otherwise retained. If
[new_superior] is set, the entry is additionally moved to this
new parent entry.
*)
val modify_dn : ldap_connection ->
dn:string ->
new_rdn:string ->
delete_old_rdn:bool ->
new_superior:string option ->
unit ->
unit ldap_result
(** Same as synchronous function *)
val modify_password_e : ldap_connection ->
uid:string option ->
old_pw:string option ->
new_pw:string option ->
unit ->
string option ldap_result Uq_engines.engine
(** This is the LDAP extension for modifying passwords (potentially
outside the tree; RFC 3062). [uid] is the user ID to modify
(which can be a DN but needs not to). The old password can be
specified in [old_pw]. The new password is in [new_pw].
In cases where the server generates a password, this one is contained
in the returned result.
*)
val modify_password : ldap_connection ->
uid:string option ->
old_pw:string option ->
new_pw:string option ->
unit ->
string option ldap_result
(** Same as synchronous function *)
(** {2 LDAP routines} *)
val test_bind_e : ?proxy:#Uq_engines.client_endpoint_connector ->
ldap_server -> bind_creds ->
Unixqueue.event_system -> bool Uq_engines.engine
(** Tries to bind to the server with the given credentials. Returns whether
successful.
*)
val test_bind : ?proxy:#Uq_engines.client_endpoint_connector ->
ldap_server -> bind_creds -> bool
(** Same as synchronous function *)
val retr_password_e : dn:string -> ldap_server -> bind_creds ->
Unixqueue.event_system ->
(string * string * (string * string) list) list Uq_engines.engine
(** Connects and binds to the server, and retrieves the [userPassword] and
[authPassword] attributes of the entry referenced by [dn]. The
passwords are returned in the format outlined in {!Credentials}.
This function can process these password formats:
- [userPassword] in RFC-2307 format using any schemes
- [authPassword] in RFC-3112 format using any schemes
Raises an [LDAP_error] exception when problems occur.
*)
val retr_password : dn:string -> ldap_server -> bind_creds ->
(string * string * (string * string) list) list
(** Same as synchronous function *)
(** {1 Debugging} *)
module Debug : sig
val enable : bool ref
(** Enables {!Netlog}-style debugging of this module *)
end
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