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MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager Class Reference

This serves as the entry point to the authentication system. More...

Inherits LoggerAwareInterface.

Collaboration diagram for MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager:

Public Member Functions

 __construct (WebRequest $request, Config $config, ObjectFactory $objectFactory, HookContainer $hookContainer, ReadOnlyMode $readOnlyMode, UserNameUtils $userNameUtils, BlockManager $blockManager, WatchlistManager $watchlistManager, ILoadBalancer $loadBalancer, Language $contentLanguage, LanguageConverterFactory $languageConverterFactory, BotPasswordStore $botPasswordStore, UserFactory $userFactory, UserIdentityLookup $userIdentityLookup, UserOptionsManager $userOptionsManager)
 
 forcePrimaryAuthenticationProviders (array $providers, $why)
 Force certain PrimaryAuthenticationProviders.
 
 getRequest ()
 
 setLogger (LoggerInterface $logger)
 
Authentication
 canAuthenticateNow ()
 Indicate whether user authentication is possible.
 
 beginAuthentication (array $reqs, $returnToUrl)
 Start an authentication flow.
 
 continueAuthentication (array $reqs)
 Continue an authentication flow.
 
 securitySensitiveOperationStatus ( $operation)
 Whether security-sensitive operations should proceed.
 
 userCanAuthenticate ( $username)
 Determine whether a username can authenticate.
 
 normalizeUsername ( $username)
 Provide normalized versions of the username for security checks.
 
Authentication data changing
 revokeAccessForUser ( $username)
 Revoke any authentication credentials for a user.
 
 allowsAuthenticationDataChange (AuthenticationRequest $req, $checkData=true)
 Validate a change of authentication data (e.g.
 
 changeAuthenticationData (AuthenticationRequest $req, $isAddition=false)
 Change authentication data (e.g.
 
Account linking
 canLinkAccounts ()
 Determine whether accounts can be linked.
 
 beginAccountLink (User $user, array $reqs, $returnToUrl)
 Start an account linking flow.
 
 continueAccountLink (array $reqs)
 Continue an account linking flow.
 

Public Attributes

const ACCOUNT_CREATION_STATE = 'AuthManager::accountCreationState'
 
const ACCOUNT_LINK_STATE = 'AuthManager::accountLinkState'
 
const ACTION_CHANGE = 'change'
 Change a user's credentials.
 
const ACTION_CREATE = 'create'
 Create a new user.
 
const ACTION_CREATE_CONTINUE = 'create-continue'
 Continue a user creation process that was interrupted by the need for user input or communication with an external provider.
 
const ACTION_LINK = 'link'
 Link an existing user to a third-party account.
 
const ACTION_LINK_CONTINUE = 'link-continue'
 Continue a user linking process that was interrupted by the need for user input or communication with an external provider.
 
const ACTION_LOGIN = 'login'
 Log in with an existing (not necessarily local) user.
 
const ACTION_LOGIN_CONTINUE = 'login-continue'
 Continue a login process that was interrupted by the need for user input or communication with an external provider.
 
const ACTION_REMOVE = 'remove'
 Remove a user's credentials.
 
const ACTION_UNLINK = 'unlink'
 Like ACTION_REMOVE but for linking providers only.
 
const AUTHN_STATE = 'AuthManager::authnState'
 
const AUTOCREATE_BLOCKLIST = 'AuthManager::AutoCreateBlacklist'
 
const AUTOCREATE_SOURCE_MAINT = '::Maintenance::'
 Auto-creation is due to a Maintenance script.
 
const AUTOCREATE_SOURCE_SESSION = \MediaWiki\Session\SessionManager::class
 Auto-creation is due to SessionManager.
 
const AUTOCREATE_SOURCE_TEMP = TempUserCreator::class
 Auto-creation is due to temporary account creation on page save.
 
const SEC_FAIL = 'fail'
 Security-sensitive should not be performed.
 
const SEC_OK = 'ok'
 Security-sensitive operations are ok.
 
const SEC_REAUTH = 'reauth'
 Security-sensitive operations should re-authenticate.
 

Account creation

 canCreateAccounts ()
 Determine whether accounts can be created.
 
 canCreateAccount ( $username, $options=[])
 Determine whether a particular account can be created.
 
 probablyCanCreateAccount (Authority $creator)
 Check whether $creator can create accounts.
 
 authorizeCreateAccount (Authority $creator)
 Authorize the account creation by $creator.
 
 beginAccountCreation (Authority $creator, array $reqs, $returnToUrl)
 Start an account creation flow.
 
 continueAccountCreation (array $reqs)
 Continue an account creation flow.
 
 autoCreateUser (User $user, $source, $login=true, $log=true, ?Authority $performer=null)
 Auto-create an account, and optionally log into that account.
 

Information methods

 getAuthenticationRequests ( $action, UserIdentity $user=null)
 Return the applicable list of AuthenticationRequests.
 
 userExists ( $username, $flags=IDBAccessObject::READ_NORMAL)
 Determine whether a username exists.
 
 allowsPropertyChange ( $property)
 Determine whether a user property should be allowed to be changed.
 
 getAuthenticationProvider ( $id)
 Get a provider by ID.
 

Internal methods

 setAuthenticationSessionData ( $key, $data)
 Store authentication in the current session.
 
 getAuthenticationSessionData ( $key, $default=null)
 Fetch authentication data from the current session.
 
 removeAuthenticationSessionData ( $key)
 Remove authentication data.
 
 providerArrayFromSpecs ( $class, array $specs)
 Create an array of AuthenticationProviders from an array of ObjectFactory specs.
 
 getPreAuthenticationProviders ()
 Get the list of PreAuthenticationProviders.
 
 getPrimaryAuthenticationProviders ()
 Get the list of PrimaryAuthenticationProviders.
 
 getSecondaryAuthenticationProviders ()
 Get the list of SecondaryAuthenticationProviders.
 

Detailed Description

This serves as the entry point to the authentication system.

In the future, it may also serve as the entry point to the authorization system.

If you are looking at this because you are working on an extension that creates its own login or signup page, then 1) you really shouldn't do that, 2) if you feel you absolutely have to, subclass AuthManagerSpecialPage or build it on the client side using the clientlogin or the createaccount API. Trying to call this class directly will very likely end up in security vulnerabilities or broken UX in edge cases.

If you are working on an extension that needs to integrate with the authentication system (e.g. by providing a new login method, or doing extra permission checks), you'll probably need to write an AuthenticationProvider.

If you want to create a "reserved" user programmatically, User::newSystemUser() might be what you are looking for. If you want to change user data, use User::changeAuthenticationData(). Code that is related to some SessionProvider or PrimaryAuthenticationProvider can create a (non-reserved) user by calling AuthManager::autoCreateUser(); it is then the provider's responsibility to ensure that the user can authenticate somehow (see especially PrimaryAuthenticationProvider::autoCreatedAccount()). The same functionality can also be used from Maintenance scripts such as createAndPromote.php. If you are writing code that is not associated with such a provider and needs to create accounts programmatically for real users, you should rethink your architecture. There is no good way to do that as such code has no knowledge of what authentication methods are enabled on the wiki and cannot provide any means for users to access the accounts it would create.

The two main control flows when using this class are as follows:

  • Login, user creation or account linking code will call getAuthenticationRequests(), populate the requests with data (by using them to build a HTMLForm and have the user fill it, or by exposing a form specification via the API, so that the client can build it), and pass them to the appropriate begin* method. That will return either a success/failure response, or more requests to fill (either by building a form or by redirecting the user to some external provider which will send the data back), in which case they need to be submitted to the appropriate continue* method and that step has to be repeated until the response is a success or failure response. AuthManager will use the session to maintain internal state during the process.
  • Code doing an authentication data change will call getAuthenticationRequests(), select a single request, populate it, and pass it to allowsAuthenticationDataChange() and then changeAuthenticationData(). If the data change is user-initiated, the whole process needs to be preceded by a call to securitySensitiveOperationStatus() and aborted if that returns a non-OK status.
Since
1.27
See also
https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:SessionManager_and_AuthManager

Definition at line 110 of file AuthManager.php.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ __construct()

MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager::__construct ( WebRequest  $request,
Config  $config,
ObjectFactory  $objectFactory,
HookContainer  $hookContainer,
ReadOnlyMode  $readOnlyMode,
UserNameUtils  $userNameUtils,
BlockManager  $blockManager,
WatchlistManager  $watchlistManager,
ILoadBalancer  $loadBalancer,
Language  $contentLanguage,
LanguageConverterFactory  $languageConverterFactory,
BotPasswordStore  $botPasswordStore,
UserFactory  $userFactory,
UserIdentityLookup  $userIdentityLookup,
UserOptionsManager  $userOptionsManager 
)
Parameters
WebRequest$request
Config$config
ObjectFactory$objectFactory
HookContainer$hookContainer
ReadOnlyMode$readOnlyMode
UserNameUtils$userNameUtils
BlockManager$blockManager
WatchlistManager$watchlistManager
ILoadBalancer$loadBalancer
Language$contentLanguage
LanguageConverterFactory$languageConverterFactory
BotPasswordStore$botPasswordStore
UserFactory$userFactory
UserIdentityLookup$userIdentityLookup
UserOptionsManager$userOptionsManager

Definition at line 260 of file AuthManager.php.

References MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager\setLogger().

Member Function Documentation

◆ allowsAuthenticationDataChange()

MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager::allowsAuthenticationDataChange ( AuthenticationRequest  $req,
  $checkData = true 
)

Validate a change of authentication data (e.g.

passwords)

Parameters
AuthenticationRequest$req
bool$checkDataIf false, $req hasn't been loaded from the submission so checks on user-submitted fields should be skipped. $req->username is considered user-submitted for this purpose, even if it cannot be changed via $req->loadFromSubmission.
Returns
Status

Definition at line 1004 of file AuthManager.php.

References MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager\getPrimaryAuthenticationProviders(), and MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager\getSecondaryAuthenticationProviders().

◆ allowsPropertyChange()

MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager::allowsPropertyChange (   $property)

Determine whether a user property should be allowed to be changed.

Supported properties are:

  • emailaddress
  • realname
  • nickname
Parameters
string$property
Returns
bool

Definition at line 2443 of file AuthManager.php.

◆ authorizeCreateAccount()

MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager::authorizeCreateAccount ( Authority  $creator)

Authorize the account creation by $creator.

Note
this method should be used right before the account is created. To check whether a current performer has the potential to create accounts, use self::probablyCanCreateAccount instead.
Since
1.39
Parameters
Authority$creator
Returns
StatusValue

Definition at line 1199 of file AuthManager.php.

References MediaWiki\Permissions\Authority\authorizeWrite().

◆ autoCreateUser()

MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager::autoCreateUser ( User  $user,
  $source,
  $login = true,
  $log = true,
?Authority  $performer = null 
)

Auto-create an account, and optionally log into that account.

PrimaryAuthenticationProviders can invoke this method by returning a PASS from beginPrimaryAuthentication/continuePrimaryAuthentication with the username of a non-existing user. SessionProviders can invoke it by returning a SessionInfo with the username of a non-existing user from provideSessionInfo(). Calling this method explicitly (e.g. from a maintenance script) is also fine.

Parameters
User$userUser to auto-create
string$sourceWhat caused the auto-creation? This must be one of:
  • the ID of a PrimaryAuthenticationProvider,
  • one of the self::AUTOCREATE_SOURCE_* constants
bool$loginWhether to also log the user in
bool$logWhether to generate a user creation log entry (since 1.36)
Authority | null$performerThe performer of the action to use for user rights checking. Normally null to indicate an anonymous performer. Added in 1.42 for Special:CreateLocalAccount (T234371).
Returns
Status Good if user was created, Ok if user already existed, otherwise Fatal

Definition at line 1745 of file AuthManager.php.

References $source, MediaWiki\User\User\addToDatabase(), MediaWiki\User\User\getId(), MediaWiki\User\User\getName(), MediaWiki\User\User\getUserPage(), MediaWiki\User\User\loadFromId(), MediaWiki\User\User\saveSettings(), MediaWiki\User\User\setId(), and wfMessage().

Referenced by MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager\continueAuthentication().

◆ beginAccountCreation()

MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager::beginAccountCreation ( Authority  $creator,
array  $reqs,
  $returnToUrl 
)

Start an account creation flow.

In addition to the AuthenticationRequests returned by $this->getAuthenticationRequests(), a client might include a CreateFromLoginAuthenticationRequest from a previous login attempt. If $createFromLoginAuthenticationRequest->hasPrimaryStateForAction( AuthManager::ACTION_CREATE ) returns true, any AuthenticationRequest::PRIMARY_REQUIRED requests should be omitted. If the CreateFromLoginAuthenticationRequest has a username set, that username must be used for all other requests.

Parameters
Authority$creatorUser doing the account creation
AuthenticationRequest[]$reqs
string$returnToUrlUrl that REDIRECT responses should eventually return to.
Returns
AuthenticationResponse

Definition at line 1231 of file AuthManager.php.

References MediaWiki\Permissions\Authority\getUser(), and wfMessage().

◆ beginAccountLink()

MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager::beginAccountLink ( User  $user,
array  $reqs,
  $returnToUrl 
)

Start an account linking flow.

Parameters
User$userUser being linked
AuthenticationRequest[]$reqs
string$returnToUrlUrl that REDIRECT responses should eventually return to.
Returns
AuthenticationResponse

Definition at line 2048 of file AuthManager.php.

References MediaWiki\User\User\getId(), MediaWiki\User\User\getName(), StatusValue\isGood(), MediaWiki\User\User\isRegistered(), and wfMessage().

◆ beginAuthentication()

MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager::beginAuthentication ( array  $reqs,
  $returnToUrl 
)

Start an authentication flow.

In addition to the AuthenticationRequests returned by $this->getAuthenticationRequests(), a client might include a CreateFromLoginAuthenticationRequest from a previous login attempt to preserve state.

Instead of the AuthenticationRequests returned by $this->getAuthenticationRequests(), a client might pass a CreatedAccountAuthenticationRequest from an account creation that just succeeded to log in to the just-created account.

Parameters
AuthenticationRequest[]$reqs
string$returnToUrlUrl that REDIRECT responses should eventually return to.
Returns
AuthenticationResponse See self::continueAuthentication()

Definition at line 391 of file AuthManager.php.

References MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager\continueAuthentication(), MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager\getPreAuthenticationProviders(), MediaWiki\Auth\AuthenticationRequest\getRequestByClass(), MediaWiki\Auth\AuthenticationResponse\newFail(), MediaWiki\Auth\AuthenticationResponse\newPass(), and MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager\removeAuthenticationSessionData().

◆ canAuthenticateNow()

MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager::canAuthenticateNow ( )

Indicate whether user authentication is possible.

It may not be if the session is provided by something like OAuth for which each individual request includes authentication data.

Returns
bool

Definition at line 369 of file AuthManager.php.

Referenced by MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager\securitySensitiveOperationStatus().

◆ canCreateAccount()

MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager::canCreateAccount (   $username,
  $options = [] 
)

Determine whether a particular account can be created.

Parameters
string$usernameMediaWiki username
array$options
  • flags: (int) Bitfield of IDBAccessObject::READ_* constants, default IDBAccessObject::READ_NORMAL
  • creating: (bool) For internal use only. Never specify this.
Returns
Status

Definition at line 1089 of file AuthManager.php.

References MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager\canCreateAccounts(), MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager\getPreAuthenticationProviders(), MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager\getPrimaryAuthenticationProviders(), MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager\getSecondaryAuthenticationProviders(), and MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager\userExists().

◆ canCreateAccounts()

MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager::canCreateAccounts ( )

◆ canLinkAccounts()

MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager::canLinkAccounts ( )

Determine whether accounts can be linked.

Returns
bool

Definition at line 2030 of file AuthManager.php.

◆ changeAuthenticationData()

MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager::changeAuthenticationData ( AuthenticationRequest  $req,
  $isAddition = false 
)

Change authentication data (e.g.

passwords)

If $req was returned for AuthManager::ACTION_CHANGE, using $req should result in a successful login in the future.

If $req was returned for AuthManager::ACTION_REMOVE, using $req should no longer result in a successful login.

This method should only be called if allowsAuthenticationDataChange( $req, true ) returned success.

Parameters
AuthenticationRequest$req
bool$isAdditionSet true if this represents an addition of credentials rather than a change. The main difference is that additions should not invalidate BotPasswords. If you're not sure, leave it false.

Definition at line 1045 of file AuthManager.php.

◆ continueAccountCreation()

MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager::continueAccountCreation ( array  $reqs)

Continue an account creation flow.

Parameters
AuthenticationRequest[]$reqs
Returns
AuthenticationResponse

Definition at line 1333 of file AuthManager.php.

References wfMessage().

◆ continueAccountLink()

MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager::continueAccountLink ( array  $reqs)

Continue an account linking flow.

Parameters
AuthenticationRequest[]$reqs
Returns
AuthenticationResponse

Definition at line 2157 of file AuthManager.php.

References wfMessage().

◆ continueAuthentication()

MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager::continueAuthentication ( array  $reqs)

Continue an authentication flow.

Return values are interpreted as follows:

  • status FAIL: Authentication failed. If $response->createRequest is set, that may be passed to self::beginAuthentication() or to self::beginAccountCreation() to preserve state.
  • status REDIRECT: The client should be redirected to the contained URL, new AuthenticationRequests should be made (if any), then AuthManager::continueAuthentication() should be called.
  • status UI: The client should be presented with a user interface for the fields in the specified AuthenticationRequests, then new AuthenticationRequests should be made, then AuthManager::continueAuthentication() should be called.
  • status RESTART: The user logged in successfully with a third-party service, but the third-party credentials aren't attached to any local account. This could be treated as a UI or a FAIL.
  • status PASS: Authentication was successful.
Parameters
AuthenticationRequest[]$reqs
Returns
AuthenticationResponse

Definition at line 521 of file AuthManager.php.

References MediaWiki\Auth\AuthenticationResponse\ABSTAIN, MediaWiki\Auth\RememberMeAuthenticationRequest\ALWAYS_REMEMBER, MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager\autoCreateUser(), MediaWiki\Auth\AuthenticationResponse\FAIL, MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager\getAuthenticationProvider(), MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager\getPrimaryAuthenticationProviders(), MediaWiki\Auth\AuthenticationRequest\getRequestByClass(), MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager\getSecondaryAuthenticationProviders(), MediaWiki\Auth\RememberMeAuthenticationRequest\NEVER_REMEMBER, MediaWiki\Auth\AuthenticationResponse\newFail(), MediaWiki\Auth\AuthenticationResponse\newPass(), MediaWiki\Auth\AuthenticationResponse\newRestart(), MediaWiki\Auth\AuthenticationResponse\PASS, MediaWiki\Auth\AuthenticationResponse\REDIRECT, MediaWiki\MainConfigNames\RememberMe, MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager\removeAuthenticationSessionData(), MediaWiki\Auth\PrimaryAuthenticationProvider\TYPE_LINK, MediaWiki\Auth\AuthenticationResponse\UI, and wfMessage().

Referenced by MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager\beginAuthentication().

◆ forcePrimaryAuthenticationProviders()

MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager::forcePrimaryAuthenticationProviders ( array  $providers,
  $why 
)

Force certain PrimaryAuthenticationProviders.

Deprecated:
For backwards compatibility only
Parameters
PrimaryAuthenticationProvider[]$providers
string$why

Definition at line 316 of file AuthManager.php.

◆ getAuthenticationProvider()

MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager::getAuthenticationProvider (   $id)

Get a provider by ID.

Note
This is public so extensions can check whether their own provider is installed and so they can read its configuration if necessary. Other uses are not recommended.
Parameters
string$id
Returns
AuthenticationProvider|null

Definition at line 2462 of file AuthManager.php.

Referenced by MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager\continueAuthentication().

◆ getAuthenticationRequests()

MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager::getAuthenticationRequests (   $action,
UserIdentity  $user = null 
)

Return the applicable list of AuthenticationRequests.

Possible values for $action:

  • ACTION_LOGIN: Valid for passing to beginAuthentication
  • ACTION_LOGIN_CONTINUE: Valid for passing to continueAuthentication in the current state
  • ACTION_CREATE: Valid for passing to beginAccountCreation
  • ACTION_CREATE_CONTINUE: Valid for passing to continueAccountCreation in the current state
  • ACTION_LINK: Valid for passing to beginAccountLink
  • ACTION_LINK_CONTINUE: Valid for passing to continueAccountLink in the current state
  • ACTION_CHANGE: Valid for passing to changeAuthenticationData to change credentials
  • ACTION_REMOVE: Valid for passing to changeAuthenticationData to remove credentials.
  • ACTION_UNLINK: Same as ACTION_REMOVE, but limited to linked accounts.
Parameters
string$actionOne of the AuthManager::ACTION_* constants
UserIdentity | null$userUser being acted on, instead of the current user.
Returns
AuthenticationRequest[]

Definition at line 2271 of file AuthManager.php.

◆ getAuthenticationSessionData()

MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager::getAuthenticationSessionData (   $key,
  $default = null 
)

Fetch authentication data from the current session.

Note
For use by AuthenticationProviders only
Parameters
string$key
mixed | null$default
Returns
mixed

Definition at line 2514 of file AuthManager.php.

◆ getPreAuthenticationProviders()

MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager::getPreAuthenticationProviders ( )
protected

Get the list of PreAuthenticationProviders.

Returns
PreAuthenticationProvider[]

Definition at line 2590 of file AuthManager.php.

Referenced by MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager\beginAuthentication(), and MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager\canCreateAccount().

◆ getPrimaryAuthenticationProviders()

MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager::getPrimaryAuthenticationProviders ( )
protected

◆ getRequest()

MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager::getRequest ( )
Returns
WebRequest

Definition at line 306 of file AuthManager.php.

◆ getSecondaryAuthenticationProviders()

MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager::getSecondaryAuthenticationProviders ( )
protected

Get the list of SecondaryAuthenticationProviders.

Returns
SecondaryAuthenticationProvider[]

Definition at line 2618 of file AuthManager.php.

Referenced by MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager\allowsAuthenticationDataChange(), MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager\canCreateAccount(), and MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager\continueAuthentication().

◆ normalizeUsername()

MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager::normalizeUsername (   $username)

Provide normalized versions of the username for security checks.

Since different providers can normalize the input in different ways, this returns an array of all the different ways the name might be normalized for authentication.

The returned strings should not be revealed to the user, as that might leak private information (e.g. an email address might be normalized to a username).

Parameters
string$username
Returns
string[]

Definition at line 964 of file AuthManager.php.

References MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager\getPrimaryAuthenticationProviders().

◆ probablyCanCreateAccount()

MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager::probablyCanCreateAccount ( Authority  $creator)

Check whether $creator can create accounts.

Note
this method does not guarantee full permissions check, so it should only be used to to decide whether to show a form. To authorize the account creation action use self::authorizeCreateAccount instead.
Since
1.39
Parameters
Authority$creator
Returns
StatusValue

Definition at line 1175 of file AuthManager.php.

References MediaWiki\Permissions\Authority\probablyCan().

◆ providerArrayFromSpecs()

MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager::providerArrayFromSpecs (   $class,
array  $specs 
)
protected

Create an array of AuthenticationProviders from an array of ObjectFactory specs.

Parameters
string$class
array[]$specs
Returns
AuthenticationProvider[]

Definition at line 2547 of file AuthManager.php.

◆ removeAuthenticationSessionData()

MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager::removeAuthenticationSessionData (   $key)

Remove authentication data.

Note
For use by AuthenticationProviders
Parameters
string | null$keyIf null, all data is removed

Definition at line 2528 of file AuthManager.php.

Referenced by MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager\beginAuthentication(), and MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager\continueAuthentication().

◆ revokeAccessForUser()

MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager::revokeAccessForUser (   $username)

Revoke any authentication credentials for a user.

After this, the user should no longer be able to log in.

Parameters
string$username

Definition at line 988 of file AuthManager.php.

◆ securitySensitiveOperationStatus()

MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager::securitySensitiveOperationStatus (   $operation)

Whether security-sensitive operations should proceed.

A "security-sensitive operation" is something like a password or email change, that would normally have a "reenter your password to confirm" box if we only supported password-based authentication.

Parameters
string$operationOperation being checked. This should be a message-key-like string such as 'change-password' or 'change-email'.
Returns
string One of the SEC_* constants.

Definition at line 863 of file AuthManager.php.

References MediaWiki\MainConfigNames\AllowSecuritySensitiveOperationIfCannotReauthenticate, MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager\canAuthenticateNow(), MediaWiki\MainConfigNames\ReauthenticateTime, MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager\SEC_FAIL, MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager\SEC_OK, and MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager\SEC_REAUTH.

◆ setAuthenticationSessionData()

MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager::setAuthenticationSessionData (   $key,
  $data 
)

Store authentication in the current session.

Note
For use by AuthenticationProviders only
Parameters
string$key
mixed$dataMust be serializable

Definition at line 2497 of file AuthManager.php.

◆ setLogger()

MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager::setLogger ( LoggerInterface  $logger)
Parameters
LoggerInterface$logger

Definition at line 299 of file AuthManager.php.

Referenced by MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager\__construct().

◆ userCanAuthenticate()

MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager::userCanAuthenticate (   $username)

Determine whether a username can authenticate.

This is mainly for internal purposes and only takes authentication data into account, not things like blocks that can change without the authentication system being aware.

Parameters
string$usernameMediaWiki username
Returns
bool

Definition at line 941 of file AuthManager.php.

References MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager\getPrimaryAuthenticationProviders().

◆ userExists()

MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager::userExists (   $username,
  $flags = IDBAccessObject::READ_NORMAL 
)

Determine whether a username exists.

Parameters
string$username
int$flagsBitfield of IDBAccessObject::READ_* constants
Returns
bool

Definition at line 2422 of file AuthManager.php.

Referenced by MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager\canCreateAccount().

Member Data Documentation

◆ ACCOUNT_CREATION_STATE

const MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager::ACCOUNT_CREATION_STATE = 'AuthManager::accountCreationState'
Access: internal
Key in the user's session data for storing account creation state.

Definition at line 121 of file AuthManager.php.

Referenced by MediaWiki\Auth\ConfirmLinkSecondaryAuthenticationProvider\beginSecondaryAccountCreation(), and MediaWiki\Auth\ConfirmLinkSecondaryAuthenticationProvider\continueSecondaryAccountCreation().

◆ ACCOUNT_LINK_STATE

const MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager::ACCOUNT_LINK_STATE = 'AuthManager::accountLinkState'
Access: internal
Key in the user's session data for storing account linking state.

Definition at line 127 of file AuthManager.php.

◆ ACTION_CHANGE

◆ ACTION_CREATE

◆ ACTION_CREATE_CONTINUE

const MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager::ACTION_CREATE_CONTINUE = 'create-continue'

Continue a user creation process that was interrupted by the need for user input or communication with an external provider.

Definition at line 147 of file AuthManager.php.

◆ ACTION_LINK

const MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager::ACTION_LINK = 'link'

Link an existing user to a third-party account.

Definition at line 149 of file AuthManager.php.

◆ ACTION_LINK_CONTINUE

const MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager::ACTION_LINK_CONTINUE = 'link-continue'

Continue a user linking process that was interrupted by the need for user input or communication with an external provider.

Definition at line 153 of file AuthManager.php.

◆ ACTION_LOGIN

◆ ACTION_LOGIN_CONTINUE

const MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager::ACTION_LOGIN_CONTINUE = 'login-continue'

Continue a login process that was interrupted by the need for user input or communication with an external provider.

Definition at line 141 of file AuthManager.php.

◆ ACTION_REMOVE

◆ ACTION_UNLINK

const MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager::ACTION_UNLINK = 'unlink'

Like ACTION_REMOVE but for linking providers only.

Definition at line 159 of file AuthManager.php.

◆ AUTHN_STATE

const MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager::AUTHN_STATE = 'AuthManager::authnState'

◆ AUTOCREATE_BLOCKLIST

const MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager::AUTOCREATE_BLOCKLIST = 'AuthManager::AutoCreateBlacklist'
Access: internal
Key in the user's session data for storing autocreation failures, to avoid re-attempting expensive autocreation checks on every request.

Definition at line 134 of file AuthManager.php.

◆ AUTOCREATE_SOURCE_MAINT

const MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager::AUTOCREATE_SOURCE_MAINT = '::Maintenance::'

Auto-creation is due to a Maintenance script.

Definition at line 172 of file AuthManager.php.

◆ AUTOCREATE_SOURCE_SESSION

const MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager::AUTOCREATE_SOURCE_SESSION = \MediaWiki\Session\SessionManager::class

Auto-creation is due to SessionManager.

Definition at line 169 of file AuthManager.php.

◆ AUTOCREATE_SOURCE_TEMP

const MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager::AUTOCREATE_SOURCE_TEMP = TempUserCreator::class

Auto-creation is due to temporary account creation on page save.

Definition at line 175 of file AuthManager.php.

◆ SEC_FAIL

const MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager::SEC_FAIL = 'fail'

Security-sensitive should not be performed.

Definition at line 166 of file AuthManager.php.

Referenced by MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager\securitySensitiveOperationStatus().

◆ SEC_OK

const MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager::SEC_OK = 'ok'

Security-sensitive operations are ok.

Definition at line 162 of file AuthManager.php.

Referenced by MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager\securitySensitiveOperationStatus().

◆ SEC_REAUTH

const MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager::SEC_REAUTH = 'reauth'

Security-sensitive operations should re-authenticate.

Definition at line 164 of file AuthManager.php.

Referenced by MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager\securitySensitiveOperationStatus().


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