This adds a "*" option to --email-domain to disable email validation, and this renames `--google-apps-domain` to `--email-domain` for clarity across providers
On these platforms, the `done <- true` statement in during TearDown() was
hanging, since the `watcher_unsupported.go` version was never draining the
channel. Also took the opportunity to update the WatchForUpdates() signature
to not return bool anymore.
TestValidatorOverwriteEmailListViaRenameAndReplace was deadlocking on
Windows because, on Windows, fsnotify.Watcher will continue to watch a
renamed file using its new name. On other systems, it appears the watch on
a file is removed after a rename.
The fix is to explicitly remove the watch to ensure the watch is resumed
under the original name.
These test failures from #93 inspired this change:
https://travis-ci.org/bitly/google_auth_proxy/jobs/62474406https://travis-ci.org/bitly/google_auth_proxy/jobs/62474407
Both tests exhibited this pattern:
2015/05/13 22:10:54 validating: is xyzzy@example.com valid? false
2015/05/13 22:10:54 watching interrupted on event: "/tmp/test_auth_emails_300880185": CHMOD
2015/05/13 22:10:54 watching resumed for /tmp/test_auth_emails_300880185
2015/05/13 22:10:54 reloading after event: "/tmp/test_auth_emails_300880185": CHMOD
panic: test timed out after 1m0s
[snip]
goroutine 175 [chan send]:
github.com/bitly/google_auth_proxy.(*ValidatorTest).TearDown(0xc2080bc330)
/home/travis/gopath/src/github.com/bitly/google_auth_proxy/validator_test.go:27 +0x43
github.com/bitly/google_auth_proxy.TestValidatorOverwriteEmailListViaRenameAndReplace(0xc2080f2480)
/home/travis/gopath/src/github.com/bitly/google_auth_proxy/validator_watcher_test.go:103 +0x3b9
[snip]
goroutine 177 [chan send]:
github.com/bitly/google_auth_proxy.func·017()
/home/travis/gopath/src/github.com/bitly/google_auth_proxy/validator_test.go:34 +0x41
I realized that the spurious CHMOD events were causing calls to
`func() { updated <- true }` (from validator_test.go:34), which caused
the goroutine running the watcher to block. At the same time,
ValidatorTest.TearDown was blocked by trying to send into the `done` channel.
The solution was to create a flag that ensured only one value was ever sent
into the update channel.
This test failure from #92 inspired this change:
https://travis-ci.org/bitly/google_auth_proxy/jobs/62425336
2015/05/13 16:27:33 using authenticated emails file /tmp/test_auth_emails_952353477
2015/05/13 16:27:33 watching /tmp/test_auth_emails_952353477 for updates
2015/05/13 16:27:33 validating: is xyzzy@example.com valid? true
2015/05/13 16:27:33 watching interrupted on event: "/tmp/test_auth_emails_952353477": CHMOD
2015/05/13 16:27:33 watching resumed for /tmp/test_auth_emails_952353477
2015/05/13 16:27:33 reloading after event: "/tmp/test_auth_emails_952353477": CHMOD
2015/05/13 16:27:33 watching interrupted on event: "/tmp/test_auth_emails_952353477": REMOVE
2015/05/13 16:27:33 validating: is xyzzy@example.com valid? false
2015/05/13 16:27:33 watching resumed for /tmp/test_auth_emails_952353477
2015/05/13 16:27:33 reloading after event: "/tmp/test_auth_emails_952353477": REMOVE
2015/05/13 16:27:33 failed opening authenticated-emails-file="/tmp/test_auth_emails_952353477", open /tmp/test_auth_emails_952353477: no such file or directory
I believe that what happened was that the call to reload the file after the
second "reloading after event" lost the race when the test shut down and the
file was removed. This change introduces a `done` channel that ensures
outstanding actions complete and the watcher exits before the test removes the
file.
This change extracts the UserMap class from NewValidator() so that its
LoadAuthenticatedEmailsFile() method can be called concurrently. This method
is called by a goroutine containing a fsnotify.Watcher watching the
authenticated emails file.
Watching isn't forever aborted when the authenticated emails file disappears.
The goroutine will call os.Stat() up to twenty times a second if the file is
persistently missing, but that's the pathological case, not the common one.
The common case is that some editors (including Vim) will perform a
rename-and-replace when updating a file, triggering fsnotify.Rename events,
and the file will temporarily disappear. This watcher goroutine handles that
case.
Also, on some platforms (notably Arch Linux), a remove will be preceded by a
fsnotify.Chmod, causing a race between the upcoming fsnotify.Remove and the
call to UserMap.LoadAuthenticatedEmailsFile(). Hence, we treat fsnotify.Chmod
the same as fsnotify.Remove and fsnotify.Rename. There's no significant
penalty to re-adding a file to the watcher.
Also contains the following small changes from the summary of commits below:
- Minor optimization of email domain search
- Fixed api_test.go on Windows
- Add deferred File.Close() calls where needed
- Log error and return if emails file doesn't parse
These are the original commits from #89 squashed into this one:
0c6f2b6 Refactor validator_test to prepare for more tests
e0c792b Add more test cases to validator_test
a9a9d93 Minor optimization of email domain search
b763ea5 Extract LoadAuthenticatedEmailsFile()
8cdaf7f Introduce synchronized UserMap type
1b84eef Add UserMap methods, locking
af15dcf Reload authenticated-emails-file upon update
6d95548 Make UserMap operations lock-free
Per:
- http://stackoverflow.com/questions/21447463/is-assigning-a-pointer-atomic-in-golang
- https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/golang-nuts/ueSvaEKgyLY/ZW_74IC4PekJ
75755d5 Fix tests on Windows
d0eab2e Ignore email file watcher Chmod events
0b9798b Fix watcher on Ubuntu 12.04
3a8251a WaitForReplacement() to retry emails file watch
a57fd29 Add deferred File.Close() calls where needed
Because correctness: Don't leak file handles anywhere, and prepare for
future panics and early returns.
52ed3fd Log error and return if emails file doesn't parse
40100d4 Add gopkg.in/fsnotify.v1 dependency to Godeps file
17dfbbc Avoid a race when Remove is preceded by Chmod
Found out the hard way that _incoming_ cookies do _not_ have their expiration
timestamps encoded. To perform auto-refresh based on expiration time, we have
to recalculate it from the time encoded in the cookie value.
The intention is to refresh the cookie whenever the user accesses an
authenticated service with less than `cookie-refresh` time to go before the
cookie expires.
