rails-ldap/examples/server1.rb

#!/usr/bin/env ruby

# This is a modified version of rbslapd1.rb which uses a Router instead of
# subclassing the LDAP::Server::Operation class.

# This is a trivial LDAP server which just stores directory entries in RAM.
# It does no validation or authentication. This is intended just to
# demonstrate the API, it's not for real-world use!!

$:.unshift('../lib')
$debug = false

require 'ldap/server'
require 'ldap/server/router'

$logger = Logger.new($stderr)

class HashOperation < LDAP::Server::Operation
  def initialize
    super
    @hash = YAML.load_from_file('ldapdbp.yaml') # an object reference to our directory data
  end

  def search(basedn, scope, deref, filter)
    basedn = basedn.downcase

    case scope
    when LDAP::Server::BaseObject
      # client asked for single object by DN
      obj = @hash[basedn]
      raise LDAP::ResultError::NoSuchObject unless obj

      send_SearchResultEntry(basedn, obj) if LDAP::Server::Filter.run(filter, obj)

    when LDAP::Server::WholeSubtree
      @hash.each do |dn, av|
        next unless dn.index(basedn, -basedn.length) # under basedn?
        next unless LDAP::Server::Filter.run(filter, av) # attribute filter?

        send_SearchResultEntry(dn, av)
      end

    else
      raise LDAP::ResultError::UnwillingToPerform, 'OneLevel not implemented'

    end
  end
end

class LDAPController
  def initialize
    @directory = {}

    File.open('ldapdb.yaml') { |f| @directory = YAML.load(f.read) }
  end

  def self.bind(request, version, dn, password, params)
    $logger.debug 'Catchall bind request'
    raise LDAP::ResultError::UnwillingToPerform, 'Invalid bind DN'
  end

  def self.bindUser(request, version, dn, password, params)
    user = params[:uid]
    domain = params[:domain]
    tld = params[:tld]

    # p "bindUser user=#{user} dn=#{dn}, password=#{password}, params=#{params}"
    if user.length < 2
      $logger.warn "Denied access for user #{user}: Size < 2"
      raise LDAP::ResultError::InvalidCredentials, 'Invalid credentials'
    end

    $logger.info "Authenticated email=#{user}@#{domain}.#{tld} with password=<ANY>"
  end

  def self.searchUsers(request, baseObject, scope, deref, filter, params)
    $logger.info 'Search users'
    domain = params[:domain]
    tld = params[:tld]

    basedn = "#{domain}.#{tld}"

    operation = HashOperation.new
    case scope
    when LDAP::Server::BaseObject
      # client asked for single object by DN
      obj = directory
      raise LDAP::ResultError::NoSuchObject unless obj

      operation.send_SearchResultEntry(basedn, obj) if LDAP::Server::Filter.run(filter, obj)

    when LDAP::Server::WholeSubtree
      directory.each do |dn, av|
        next unless dn.index(basedn, -basedn.length) # under basedn?
        next unless LDAP::Server::Filter.run(filter, av) # attribute filter?

        operation.send_SearchResultEntry(dn, av)
      end

    else
      raise LDAP::ResultError::UnwillingToPerform, 'OneLevel not implemented'

    end
  end
end

router = LDAP::Server::Router.new($logger) do
  # Different syntax but same thing
  # bind    nil => 'LDAPController#bind'
  # route   :bind, nil => 'LDAPController#bind'

  # Bind a route using variables. A hash with the variables will be passed
  # to your function as last argument.
  # bind    'uid=:uid,ou=Users,dc=mydomain,dc=com' => 'LDAPController#bindUser'
  bind 'uid=:uid,dc=:domain,dc=:tld' => 'LDAPController#bindUser'
  search 'dc=:domain,dc=:tld' => 'LDAPController#searchUsers'

  # search  nil => 'LDAPController#search'
  # search  'ou=Users,dc=mydomain,dc=com' => 'LDAPController#searchUsers'
end

# This is the shared object which carries our actual directory entries.
# It's just a hash of {dn=>entry}, where each entry is {attr=>[val,val,...]}

directory = {}

# Let's put some backing store on it

require 'yaml'
begin
  File.open('ldapdb.yaml') { |f| directory = YAML.load(f.read) }
rescue Errno::ENOENT
end

at_exit do
  File.open('ldapdb.new', 'w') { |f| f.write(YAML.dump(directory)) }
  File.rename('ldapdb.new', 'ldapdb.yaml')
end

# Listen for incoming LDAP connections. For each one, create a Connection
# object, which will invoke a HashOperation object for each request.

s = LDAP::Server.new(
  port: 1389,
  nodelay: true,
  listen: 10,
  # :ssl_key_file   => "key.pem",
  # :ssl_cert_file  => "cert.pem",
  # :ssl_on_connect => true,
  router: router
)
s.run_tcpserver
s.join