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// AuthProxy - An authorization plugin for Apache Traffic Server that delegates
// the authorization decision to a separate web service. The web service
// (which we refer to here as the Authorization Proxy) is expected to authorize
// the request (or not) by consulting some authoritative source.
//
// This plugin follows the pattern of the basic-auth sample code. We use the
// TS_HTTP_POST_REMAP_HOOK to perform the initial authorization, and
// the TS_HTTP_SEND_RESPONSE_HDR_HOOK to send an error response if necessary.

#include "utils.h"
#include <string>
#include <memory> // placement new
#include <limits>
#include <cstring>
#include <cstdlib>
#include <cstdio>

#include <getopt.h>
#include <arpa/inet.h>
#include <sys/param.h>
#include <ts/remap.h>

#include "ts/ink_config.h"

using std::strlen;

struct AuthRequestContext;

using AuthRequestTransform = bool (*)(AuthRequestContext *);

const static int MAX_HOST_LENGTH = 4096;

// We can operate in global plugin mode or remap plugin mode. If we are in
// global mode, then we will authorize every request. In remap mode, we will
// only authorize tagged requests.
static int AuthTaggedRequestArg = -1;

static TSCont AuthOsDnsContinuation;

struct AuthOptions {
  std::string hostname;
  int hostport;
  AuthRequestTransform transform;
  bool force;

  AuthOptions() : hostport(-1), transform(nullptr), force(false) {}
  ~AuthOptions() {}
};

// Global options; used when we are in global authorization mode.
static AuthOptions *AuthGlobalOptions;

// Generic state handler callback. This should handle the event, and return a
// new event. The return value controls the subsequent state transition:
//      TS_EVENT_CONTINUE   Continue the state machine, returning to the ATS event loop
//      TS_EVENT_NONE       Stop processing (because a nested dispatch occurred)
//      Anything else       Continue the state machine with this event
using StateHandler = TSEvent (*)(struct AuthRequestContext *, void *);

struct StateTransition {
  TSEvent event;
  StateHandler handler;
  const StateTransition *next;
};

static TSEvent StateAuthProxyConnect(AuthRequestContext *, void *);
static TSEvent StateAuthProxyWriteComplete(AuthRequestContext *, void *);
static TSEvent StateUnauthorized(AuthRequestContext *, void *);
static TSEvent StateAuthorized(AuthRequestContext *, void *);

static TSEvent StateAuthProxyReadHeaders(AuthRequestContext *, void *);
static TSEvent StateAuthProxyCompleteHeaders(AuthRequestContext *, void *);
static TSEvent StateAuthProxyReadContent(AuthRequestContext *, void *);
static TSEvent StateAuthProxyCompleteContent(AuthRequestContext *, void *);

static TSEvent StateAuthProxySendResponse(AuthRequestContext *, void *);

// Trampoline state that just returns TS_EVENT_CONTINUE. We need this to be
// able to transition between state tables when we are in a loop.
static TSEvent
StateContinue(AuthRequestContext *, void *)
{
  return TS_EVENT_CONTINUE;
}

// State table for sending the auth proxy response to the client.
static const StateTransition StateTableSendResponse[] = {{TS_EVENT_HTTP_SEND_RESPONSE_HDR, StateAuthProxySendResponse, nullptr},
                                                         {TS_EVENT_NONE, nullptr, nullptr}};

// State table for reading the proxy response body content.
static const StateTransition StateTableProxyReadContent[] = {
  {TS_EVENT_VCONN_READ_READY, StateAuthProxyReadContent, StateTableProxyReadContent},
  {TS_EVENT_VCONN_READ_COMPLETE, StateAuthProxyReadContent, StateTableProxyReadContent},
  {TS_EVENT_VCONN_EOS, StateAuthProxyCompleteContent, StateTableProxyReadContent},
  {TS_EVENT_HTTP_SEND_RESPONSE_HDR, StateContinue, StateTableSendResponse},
  {TS_EVENT_ERROR, StateUnauthorized, nullptr},
  {TS_EVENT_IMMEDIATE, StateAuthorized, nullptr},
  {TS_EVENT_NONE, nullptr, nullptr}};

// State table for reading the auth proxy response header.
static const StateTransition StateTableProxyReadHeader[] = {
  {TS_EVENT_VCONN_READ_READY, StateAuthProxyReadHeaders, StateTableProxyReadHeader},
  {TS_EVENT_VCONN_READ_COMPLETE, StateAuthProxyReadHeaders, StateTableProxyReadHeader},
  {TS_EVENT_HTTP_READ_REQUEST_HDR, StateAuthProxyCompleteHeaders, StateTableProxyReadHeader},
  {TS_EVENT_HTTP_SEND_RESPONSE_HDR, StateContinue, StateTableSendResponse},
  {TS_EVENT_HTTP_CONTINUE, StateAuthProxyReadContent, StateTableProxyReadContent},
  {TS_EVENT_VCONN_EOS, StateUnauthorized, nullptr}, // XXX Should we check headers on EOS?
  {TS_EVENT_ERROR, StateUnauthorized, nullptr},
  {TS_EVENT_IMMEDIATE, StateAuthorized, nullptr},
  {TS_EVENT_NONE, nullptr, nullptr}};

// State table for sending the request to the auth proxy.
static const StateTransition StateTableProxyRequest[] = {
  {TS_EVENT_VCONN_WRITE_COMPLETE, StateAuthProxyWriteComplete, StateTableProxyReadHeader},
  {TS_EVENT_ERROR, StateUnauthorized, nullptr},
  {TS_EVENT_NONE, nullptr, nullptr}};

// Initial state table.
static const StateTransition StateTableInit[] = {{TS_EVENT_HTTP_POST_REMAP, StateAuthProxyConnect, StateTableProxyRequest},
                                                 {TS_EVENT_ERROR, StateUnauthorized, nullptr},
                                                 {TS_EVENT_NONE, nullptr, nullptr}};

struct AuthRequestContext {
  TSHttpTxn txn;        // Original client transaction we are authorizing.
  TSCont cont;          // Continuation for this state machine.
  TSVConn vconn;        // Virtual connection to the auth proxy.
  TSHttpParser hparser; // HTTP response header parser.
  HttpHeader rheader;   // HTTP response header.
  HttpIoBuffer iobuf;
  const char *method; // Client request method (e.g. GET)
  bool read_body;

  const StateTransition *state;

  AuthRequestContext()
    : txn(nullptr),
      cont(nullptr),
      vconn(nullptr),
      hparser(TSHttpParserCreate()),
      rheader(),
      iobuf(TS_IOBUFFER_SIZE_INDEX_4K),
      method(nullptr),
      read_body(true),
      state(nullptr)
  {
    this->cont = TSContCreate(dispatch, TSMutexCreate());
    TSContDataSet(this->cont, this);
  }

  ~AuthRequestContext()
  {
    TSContDataSet(this->cont, nullptr);
    TSContDestroy(this->cont);
    TSHttpParserDestroy(this->hparser);
    if (this->vconn) {
      TSVConnClose(this->vconn);
    }
  }

  const AuthOptions *
  options() const
  {
    AuthOptions *opt;

    opt = (AuthOptions *)TSHttpTxnArgGet(this->txn, AuthTaggedRequestArg);
    return opt ? opt : AuthGlobalOptions;
  }

  static AuthRequestContext *allocate();
  static void destroy(AuthRequestContext *);
  static int dispatch(TSCont, TSEvent, void *);
};

AuthRequestContext *
AuthRequestContext::allocate()
{
  void *ptr = TSmalloc(sizeof(AuthRequestContext));
  return new (ptr) AuthRequestContext();
}

void
AuthRequestContext::destroy(AuthRequestContext *auth)
{
  if (auth) {
    auth->~AuthRequestContext();
    TSfree(auth);
  }
}

int
AuthRequestContext::dispatch(TSCont cont, TSEvent event, void *edata)
{
  AuthRequestContext *auth = (AuthRequestContext *)TSContDataGet(cont);
  const StateTransition *s;

pump:
  for (s = auth->state; s && s->event; ++s) {
    if (s->event == event) {
      break;
    }
  }

  // If we don't have a handler, the state machine is borked.
  TSReleaseAssert(s != nullptr);
  TSReleaseAssert(s->handler != nullptr);

  // Move to the next state. We have to set this *before* invoking the
  // handler because the handler itself can invoke the next handler.
  auth->state = s->next;
  event       = s->handler(auth, edata);

  // If the handler returns TS_EVENT_NONE, it means that a re-entrant event
  // was dispatched. In this case, the state machine continues from the
  // nested call to dispatch.
  if (event == TS_EVENT_NONE) {
    return TS_EVENT_NONE;
  }
  // If there are no more states, the state machine has terminated.
  if (auth->state == nullptr) {
    AuthRequestContext::destroy(auth);
    return TS_EVENT_NONE;
  }
  // If the handler gave us an event, pump the it back into the current state
  // table, otherwise we will return back to the ATS event loop.
  if (event != TS_EVENT_CONTINUE) {
    goto pump;
  }

  return TS_EVENT_NONE;
}

// Return whether the client request was a HEAD request.
const char *
AuthRequestGetMethod(TSHttpTxn txn)
{
  TSMBuffer mbuf;
  TSMLoc mhdr;
  int len;
  const char *method;

  TSReleaseAssert(TSHttpTxnClientReqGet(txn, &mbuf, &mhdr) == TS_SUCCESS);

  method = TSHttpHdrMethodGet(mbuf, mhdr, &len);
  TSHandleMLocRelease(mbuf, TS_NULL_MLOC, mhdr);

  return method;
}

// Chain the response header hook to send the proxy's authorization response.
static void
AuthChainAuthorizationResponse(AuthRequestContext *auth)
{
  if (auth->vconn) {
    TSVConnClose(auth->vconn);
    auth->vconn = nullptr;
  }

  TSHttpTxnHookAdd(auth->txn, TS_HTTP_SEND_RESPONSE_HDR_HOOK, auth->cont);
  TSHttpTxnReenable(auth->txn, TS_EVENT_HTTP_ERROR);
}

// Transform the client request into a HEAD request and write it out.
static bool
AuthWriteHeadRequest(AuthRequestContext *auth)
{
  HttpHeader rq;
  TSMBuffer mbuf;
  TSMLoc mhdr;

  TSReleaseAssert(TSHttpTxnClientReqGet(auth->txn, &mbuf, &mhdr) == TS_SUCCESS);

  // First, copy the whole client request to our new auth proxy request.
  TSReleaseAssert(TSHttpHdrCopy(rq.buffer, rq.header, mbuf, mhdr) == TS_SUCCESS);

  // Next, we need to rewrite the client request URL to be a HEAD request.
  TSReleaseAssert(TSHttpHdrMethodSet(rq.buffer, rq.header, TS_HTTP_METHOD_HEAD, -1) == TS_SUCCESS);

  HttpSetMimeHeader(rq.buffer, rq.header, TS_MIME_FIELD_CONTENT_LENGTH, 0u);
  HttpSetMimeHeader(rq.buffer, rq.header, TS_MIME_FIELD_CACHE_CONTROL, "no-cache");

  HttpDebugHeader(rq.buffer, rq.header);

  // Serialize the HTTP request to the write IO buffer.
  TSHttpHdrPrint(rq.buffer, rq.header, auth->iobuf.buffer);

  // We have to tell the auth context not to try to ready the response
  // body (since HEAD can have a content-length but must not have any
  // content).
  auth->read_body = false;

  TSHandleMLocRelease(mbuf, TS_NULL_MLOC, mhdr);
  return true;
}

// Transform the client request into a GET Range: bytes=0-0 request. This is useful
// for example of the authentication service is a caching proxy which might not
// cache HEAD requests.
static bool
AuthWriteRangeRequest(AuthRequestContext *auth)
{
  HttpHeader rq;
  TSMBuffer mbuf;
  TSMLoc mhdr;

  TSReleaseAssert(TSHttpTxnClientReqGet(auth->txn, &mbuf, &mhdr) == TS_SUCCESS);

  // First, copy the whole client request to our new auth proxy request.
  TSReleaseAssert(TSHttpHdrCopy(rq.buffer, rq.header, mbuf, mhdr) == TS_SUCCESS);

  // Next, assure that the request to the auth server is a GET request, since we'll send a Range:
  if (TS_HTTP_METHOD_GET != auth->method) {
    TSReleaseAssert(TSHttpHdrMethodSet(rq.buffer, rq.header, TS_HTTP_METHOD_GET, -1) == TS_SUCCESS);
  }

  HttpSetMimeHeader(rq.buffer, rq.header, TS_MIME_FIELD_CONTENT_LENGTH, 0u);
  HttpSetMimeHeader(rq.buffer, rq.header, TS_MIME_FIELD_RANGE, "bytes=0-0");
  HttpSetMimeHeader(rq.buffer, rq.header, TS_MIME_FIELD_CACHE_CONTROL, "no-cache");

  HttpDebugHeader(rq.buffer, rq.header);

  // Serialize the HTTP request to the write IO buffer.
  TSHttpHdrPrint(rq.buffer, rq.header, auth->iobuf.buffer);

  // We have to tell the auth context not to try to ready the response
  // body, since we'are asking for a zero length Range.
  auth->read_body = false;

  TSHandleMLocRelease(mbuf, TS_NULL_MLOC, mhdr);
  return true;
}

// Transform the client request into a form that the auth proxy can consume and
// write it out.
static bool
AuthWriteRedirectedRequest(AuthRequestContext *auth)
{
  const AuthOptions *options = auth->options();
  HttpHeader rq;
  TSMBuffer mbuf;
  TSMLoc mhdr;
  TSMLoc murl;
  char hostbuf[MAX_HOST_LENGTH + 1];

  TSReleaseAssert(TSHttpTxnClientReqGet(auth->txn, &mbuf, &mhdr) == TS_SUCCESS);

  // First, copy the whole client request to our new auth proxy request.
  TSReleaseAssert(TSHttpHdrCopy(rq.buffer, rq.header, mbuf, mhdr) == TS_SUCCESS);

  // Next, we need to rewrite the client request URL so that the request goes to
  // the auth proxy instead of the original request.
  TSReleaseAssert(TSHttpHdrUrlGet(rq.buffer, rq.header, &murl) == TS_SUCCESS);

  // XXX Possibly we should rewrite the URL to remove the host, port and
  // scheme, forcing ATS to go to the Host header. I wonder how HTTPS would
  // work in that case. At any rate, we should add a new header containing
  // the original host so that the auth proxy can examine it.
  TSUrlHostSet(rq.buffer, murl, options->hostname.c_str(), options->hostname.size());
  if (-1 != options->hostport) {
    snprintf(hostbuf, sizeof(hostbuf), "%s:%d", options->hostname.c_str(), options->hostport);
    TSUrlPortSet(rq.buffer, murl, options->hostport);
  } else {
    snprintf(hostbuf, sizeof(hostbuf), "%s", options->hostname.c_str());
  }

  TSHandleMLocRelease(rq.buffer, rq.header, murl);

  HttpSetMimeHeader(rq.buffer, rq.header, TS_MIME_FIELD_HOST, hostbuf);
  HttpSetMimeHeader(rq.buffer, rq.header, TS_MIME_FIELD_CONTENT_LENGTH, 0u);
  HttpSetMimeHeader(rq.buffer, rq.header, TS_MIME_FIELD_CACHE_CONTROL, "no-cache");

  HttpDebugHeader(rq.buffer, rq.header);

  // Serialize the HTTP request to the write IO buffer.
  TSHttpHdrPrint(rq.buffer, rq.header, auth->iobuf.buffer);

  TSHandleMLocRelease(mbuf, TS_NULL_MLOC, mhdr);
  TSHandleMLocRelease(rq.buffer, rq.header, murl);
  return true;
}

static TSEvent
StateAuthProxyConnect(AuthRequestContext *auth, void * /* edata ATS_UNUSED */)
{
  const AuthOptions *options = auth->options();
  struct sockaddr const *ip  = TSHttpTxnClientAddrGet(auth->txn);

  TSReleaseAssert(ip); // We must have a client IP.

  auth->method = AuthRequestGetMethod(auth->txn);
  AuthLogDebug("client request %s a HEAD request", auth->method == TS_HTTP_METHOD_HEAD ? "is" : "is not");

  auth->vconn = TSHttpConnect(ip);
  if (auth->vconn == nullptr) {
    return TS_EVENT_ERROR;
  }
  // Transform the client request into an auth proxy request and write it
  // out to the auth proxy vconn.
  if (!options->transform(auth)) {
    return TS_EVENT_ERROR;
  }
  // Start a write and transition to WriteAuthProxyState.
  TSVConnWrite(auth->vconn, auth->cont, auth->iobuf.reader, TSIOBufferReaderAvail(auth->iobuf.reader));
  return TS_EVENT_CONTINUE;
}

static TSEvent
StateAuthProxyCompleteHeaders(AuthRequestContext *auth, void * /* edata ATS_UNUSED */)
{
  TSHttpStatus status;
  unsigned nbytes;

  HttpDebugHeader(auth->rheader.buffer, auth->rheader.header);

  status = TSHttpHdrStatusGet(auth->rheader.buffer, auth->rheader.header);
  AuthLogDebug("authorization proxy returned status %d", (int)status);

  // Authorize the original request on a 2xx response.
  if (status >= 200 && status < 300) {
    return TS_EVENT_IMMEDIATE;
  }

  if (auth->read_body) {
    // We can't support sending the auth proxy response back to the client
    // without writing a transform. Since that's more trouble than I want to
    // deal with right now, let's just fail fast ...
    if (HttpIsChunkedEncoding(auth->rheader.buffer, auth->rheader.header)) {
      AuthLogDebug("ignoring chunked authorization proxy response");
    } else {
      // OK, we have a non-chunked response. If there's any content, let's go and
      // buffer it so that we can send it on to the client.
      nbytes = HttpGetContentLength(auth->rheader.buffer, auth->rheader.header);
      if (nbytes > 0) {
        AuthLogDebug("content length is %u", nbytes);
        return TS_EVENT_HTTP_CONTINUE;
      }
    }
  }
  // We are going to reply with the auth proxy's response. The response body
  // is empty in this case.
  AuthChainAuthorizationResponse(auth);
  return TS_EVENT_HTTP_SEND_RESPONSE_HDR;
}

static TSEvent
StateAuthProxySendResponse(AuthRequestContext *auth, void * /* edata ATS_UNUSED */)
{
  TSMBuffer mbuf;
  TSMLoc mhdr;
  TSHttpStatus status;
  char msg[128];

  // The auth proxy denied this request. We need to copy the auth proxy
  // response header to the client response header, then read any available
  // body data and copy that as well.

  // There's only a client response if the auth proxy sent one. There
  TSReleaseAssert(TSHttpTxnClientRespGet(auth->txn, &mbuf, &mhdr) == TS_SUCCESS);

  TSReleaseAssert(TSHttpHdrCopy(mbuf, mhdr, auth->rheader.buffer, auth->rheader.header) == TS_SUCCESS);

  status = TSHttpHdrStatusGet(mbuf, mhdr);
  snprintf(msg, sizeof(msg), "%d %s\n", status, TSHttpHdrReasonLookup(status));

  TSHttpTxnErrorBodySet(auth->txn, TSstrdup(msg), strlen(msg), TSstrdup("text/plain"));

  // We must not whack the content length for HEAD responses, since the
  // client already knows that there is no body. Forcing content length to
  // zero breaks hdiutil(1) on Mac OS X.
  if (TS_HTTP_METHOD_HEAD != auth->method) {
    HttpSetMimeHeader(mbuf, mhdr, TS_MIME_FIELD_CONTENT_LENGTH, 0u);
  }

  AuthLogDebug("sending auth proxy response for status %d", status);

  TSHandleMLocRelease(mbuf, TS_NULL_MLOC, mhdr);
  TSHttpTxnReenable(auth->txn, TS_EVENT_HTTP_CONTINUE);

  return TS_EVENT_CONTINUE;
}

static TSEvent
StateAuthProxyReadHeaders(AuthRequestContext *auth, void * /* edata ATS_UNUSED */)
{
  TSIOBufferBlock blk;
  ssize_t consumed = 0;
  bool complete    = false;

  AuthLogDebug("reading header data, %u bytes available", (unsigned)TSIOBufferReaderAvail(auth->iobuf.reader));

  for (blk = TSIOBufferReaderStart(auth->iobuf.reader); blk; blk = TSIOBufferBlockNext(blk)) {
    const char *ptr;
    const char *end;
    int64_t nbytes;
    TSParseResult result;

    ptr = TSIOBufferBlockReadStart(blk, auth->iobuf.reader, &nbytes);
    if (ptr == nullptr || nbytes == 0) {
      continue;
    }

    end    = ptr + nbytes;
    result = TSHttpHdrParseResp(auth->hparser, auth->rheader.buffer, auth->rheader.header, &ptr, end);
    switch (result) {
    case TS_PARSE_ERROR:
      return TS_EVENT_ERROR;
    case TS_PARSE_DONE:
      // We consumed the buffer we got minus the remainder.
      consumed += (nbytes - std::distance(ptr, end));
      complete = true;
      break;
    case TS_PARSE_CONT:
      consumed += (nbytes - std::distance(ptr, end));
      break;
    }

    if (complete) {
      break;
    }
  }

  AuthLogDebug("consuming %u bytes, %u remain", (unsigned)consumed, (unsigned)TSIOBufferReaderAvail(auth->iobuf.reader));
  TSIOBufferReaderConsume(auth->iobuf.reader, consumed);

  // If the headers are complete, send a completion event.
  return complete ? TS_EVENT_HTTP_READ_REQUEST_HDR : TS_EVENT_CONTINUE;
}

static TSEvent
StateAuthProxyWriteComplete(AuthRequestContext *auth, void * /* edata ATS_UNUSED */)
{
  // We finished writing the auth proxy request. Kick off a read to get the response.
  auth->iobuf.reset();

  TSVConnRead(auth->vconn, auth->cont, auth->iobuf.buffer, std::numeric_limits<int64_t>::max());

  // XXX Do we need to keep the read and write VIOs and close them?

  return TS_EVENT_CONTINUE;
}

static TSEvent
StateAuthProxyReadContent(AuthRequestContext *auth, void * /* edata ATS_UNUSED */)
{
  unsigned needed;
  int64_t avail = 0;

  avail  = TSIOBufferReaderAvail(auth->iobuf.reader);
  needed = HttpGetContentLength(auth->rheader.buffer, auth->rheader.header);

  AuthLogDebug("we have %u of %u needed bytes", (unsigned)avail, needed);

  if (avail >= needed) {
    // OK, we have what we need. Let's respond to the client request.
    AuthChainAuthorizationResponse(auth);
    return TS_EVENT_HTTP_SEND_RESPONSE_HDR;
  }

  return TS_EVENT_CONTINUE;
}

static TSEvent
StateAuthProxyCompleteContent(AuthRequestContext *auth, void * /* edata ATS_UNUSED */)
{
  unsigned needed;
  int64_t avail;

  avail  = TSIOBufferReaderAvail(auth->iobuf.reader);
  needed = HttpGetContentLength(auth->rheader.buffer, auth->rheader.header);

  AuthLogDebug("we have %u of %u needed bytes", (unsigned)avail, needed);

  if (avail >= needed) {
    // OK, we have what we need. Let's respond to the client request.
    AuthChainAuthorizationResponse(auth);
    return TS_EVENT_HTTP_SEND_RESPONSE_HDR;
  }
  // We got EOS before reading all the content we expected.
  return TS_EVENT_ERROR;
}

// Terminal state. Force a 403 Forbidden response.
static TSEvent
StateUnauthorized(AuthRequestContext *auth, void *)
{
  static const char msg[] = "authorization denied\n";

  TSHttpTxnSetHttpRetStatus(auth->txn, TS_HTTP_STATUS_FORBIDDEN);
  TSHttpTxnErrorBodySet(auth->txn, TSstrdup(msg), sizeof(msg) - 1, TSstrdup("text/plain"));

  TSHttpTxnReenable(auth->txn, TS_EVENT_HTTP_ERROR);
  return TS_EVENT_CONTINUE;
}

// Terminal state. Allow the original request to proceed.
static TSEvent
StateAuthorized(AuthRequestContext *auth, void *)
{
  const AuthOptions *options = auth->options();

  AuthLogDebug("request authorized");

  // Since the original request might have authentication headers, we may
  // need to force ATS to ignore those in order to make it cacheable.
  if (options->force) {
    TSHttpTxnConfigIntSet(auth->txn, TS_CONFIG_HTTP_CACHE_IGNORE_AUTHENTICATION, 1);
  }

  TSHttpTxnReenable(auth->txn, TS_EVENT_HTTP_CONTINUE);
  return TS_EVENT_CONTINUE;
}

// Return true if the given request was tagged by a remap rule as needing
// authorization.
static bool
AuthRequestIsTagged(TSHttpTxn txn)
{
  return AuthTaggedRequestArg != -1 && TSHttpTxnArgGet(txn, AuthTaggedRequestArg) != nullptr;
}

static int
AuthProxyGlobalHook(TSCont /* cont ATS_UNUSED */, TSEvent event, void *edata)
{
  AuthRequestContext *auth;
  TSHttpTxn txn = (TSHttpTxn)edata;

  AuthLogDebug("handling event=%d edata=%p", (int)event, edata);

  switch (event) {
  case TS_EVENT_HTTP_POST_REMAP:
    // Ignore internal requests since we generated them.
    if (TSHttpTxnIsInternal(txn)) {
      // All our internal requests *must* hit the origin since it is the
      // agent that needs to make the authorization decision. We can't
      // allow that to be cached. Note that this only affects the remap
      // rule that this plugin is instantiated for, *unless* you are using
      // it as a global plugin (not highly recommended). Also remember that
      // the HEAD auth request might trip a different remap rule, particularly
      // if you do not have pristine host-headers enabled.
      TSHttpTxnConfigIntSet(txn, TS_CONFIG_HTTP_CACHE_HTTP, 0);

      AuthLogDebug("re-enabling internal transaction");
      TSHttpTxnReenable(txn, TS_EVENT_HTTP_CONTINUE);
      return TS_EVENT_NONE;
    }
    // Hook this request if we are in global authorization mode or if a
    // remap rule tagged it.
    if (AuthGlobalOptions != nullptr || AuthRequestIsTagged(txn)) {
      auth        = AuthRequestContext::allocate();
      auth->state = StateTableInit;
      auth->txn   = txn;
      return AuthRequestContext::dispatch(auth->cont, event, edata);
    }
  // fallthru

  default:
    return TS_EVENT_NONE;
  }
}

static AuthOptions *
AuthParseOptions(int argc, const char **argv)
{
  // The const_cast<> here is magic to work around a flaw in the definition of struct option
  // on some platforms (e.g. Solaris / Illumos). On sane platforms (e.g. linux), it'll get
  // automatically casted back to the const char*, as the struct is defined in <getopt.h>.
  static const struct option longopt[] = {
    {const_cast<char *>("auth-host"), required_argument, nullptr, 'h'},
    {const_cast<char *>("auth-port"), required_argument, nullptr, 'p'},
    {const_cast<char *>("auth-transform"), required_argument, nullptr, 't'},
    {const_cast<char *>("force-cacheability"), no_argument, nullptr, 'c'},
    {nullptr, 0, nullptr, 0},
  };

  AuthOptions *options = AuthNew<AuthOptions>();

  options->transform = AuthWriteRedirectedRequest;

  for (;;) {
    int opt;

    opt = getopt_long(argc, (char *const *)argv, "", longopt, nullptr);
    switch (opt) {
    case 'h':
      options->hostname = optarg;
      break;
    case 'p':
      options->hostport = std::atoi(optarg);
      break;
    case 'c':
      options->force = true;
      break;
    case 't':
      if (strcasecmp(optarg, "redirect") == 0) {
        options->transform = AuthWriteRedirectedRequest;
      } else if (strcasecmp(optarg, "head") == 0) {
        options->transform = AuthWriteHeadRequest;
      } else if (strcasecmp(optarg, "range") == 0) {
        options->transform = AuthWriteRangeRequest;
      } else {
        AuthLogError("invalid authorization transform '%s'", optarg);
        // XXX make this a fatal error?
      }
      break;
    }

    if (opt == -1) {
      break;
    }
  }

  if (options->hostname.empty()) {
    options->hostname = "127.0.0.1";
  }

  return options;
}

#undef LONGOPT_OPTION_CAST

void
TSPluginInit(int argc, const char *argv[])
{
  TSPluginRegistrationInfo info;

  info.plugin_name   = (char *)"authproxy";
  info.vendor_name   = (char *)"Apache Software Foundation";
  info.support_email = (char *)"dev@trafficserver.apache.org";

  if (TSPluginRegister(&info) != TS_SUCCESS) {
    AuthLogError("plugin registration failed");
  }

  TSReleaseAssert(TSHttpArgIndexReserve("AuthProxy", "AuthProxy authorization tag", &AuthTaggedRequestArg) == TS_SUCCESS);

  AuthOsDnsContinuation = TSContCreate(AuthProxyGlobalHook, nullptr);
  AuthGlobalOptions     = AuthParseOptions(argc, argv);
  AuthLogDebug("using authorization proxy at %s:%d", AuthGlobalOptions->hostname.c_str(), AuthGlobalOptions->hostport);

  // Use the appropriate hook for consistent auth checks.
  TSHttpHookAdd(TS_HTTP_POST_REMAP_HOOK, AuthOsDnsContinuation);
}

TSReturnCode
TSRemapInit(TSRemapInterface * /* api ATS_UNUSED */, char * /* err ATS_UNUSED */, int /* errsz ATS_UNUSED */)
{
  TSReleaseAssert(TSHttpArgIndexReserve("AuthProxy", "AuthProxy authorization tag", &AuthTaggedRequestArg) == TS_SUCCESS);

  AuthOsDnsContinuation = TSContCreate(AuthProxyGlobalHook, nullptr);
  return TS_SUCCESS;
}

TSReturnCode
TSRemapNewInstance(int argc, char *argv[], void **instance, char * /* err ATS_UNUSED */, int /* errsz ATS_UNUSED */)
{
  AuthOptions *options;

  AuthLogDebug("using authorization proxy for remapping %s -> %s", argv[0], argv[1]);

  // The first two arguments are the "from" and "to" URL string. We need to
  // skip them, but we also require that there be an option to masquerade as
  // argv[0], so we increment the argument indexes by 1 rather than by 2.
  argc--;
  argv++;
  options = AuthParseOptions(argc, (const char **)argv);

  *instance = options;
  return TS_SUCCESS;
}

void
TSRemapDeleteInstance(void *instance)
{
  AuthOptions *options = (AuthOptions *)instance;
  AuthDelete(options);
}

TSRemapStatus
TSRemapDoRemap(void *instance, TSHttpTxn txn, TSRemapRequestInfo * /* rri ATS_UNUSED */)
{
  AuthOptions *options = (AuthOptions *)instance;

  TSHttpTxnArgSet(txn, AuthTaggedRequestArg, options);
  TSHttpTxnHookAdd(txn, TS_HTTP_POST_REMAP_HOOK, AuthOsDnsContinuation);

  return TSREMAP_NO_REMAP;
}

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