* Allow oauth email attribute name to be configurable
Signed-off-by: Bob Shannon <bshannon@palantir.com>
* Document e-mail determination steps for generic oauth
* Add reference to email_attribute_name
* Re-add e-mail determination docs to new generic-oauth page
* Inherit default e-mail attribute from defaults.ini
* improve remote image rendering
- determine "domain" during Init() so we are not re-parsing settings
on every request
- if using http-mode via a rednererUrl, then use the AppUrl for the
page that the renderer loads. When in http-mode the renderer is likely
running on another server so trying to use the localhost or even the
specific IP:PORT grafana is listening on wont work.
- apply the request timeout via a context rather then directly on the http client.
- use a global http client so we can take advantage of connection re-use
- log and handle errors better.
* ensure imagesDir exists
* allow users to define callback_url for remote rendering
- allow users to define the url that a remote rendering service
should use for connecting back to the grafana instance.
By default the "root_url" is used.
* improve remote image rendering
- determine "domain" during Init() so we are not re-parsing settings
on every request
- if using http-mode via a rednererUrl, then use the AppUrl for the
page that the renderer loads. When in http-mode the renderer is likely
running on another server so trying to use the localhost or even the
specific IP:PORT grafana is listening on wont work.
- apply the request timeout via a context rather then directly on the http client.
- use a global http client so we can take advantage of connection re-use
- log and handle errors better.
* ensure imagesDir exists
* allow users to define callback_url for remote rendering
- allow users to define the url that a remote rendering service
should use for connecting back to the grafana instance.
By default the "root_url" is used.
* rendering: fixed issue with renderKey where userId and orgId was in mixed up, added test for RenderCallbackUrl reading logic
GitLab could already be used as an authentication backend by properly
configuring `auth.generic_oauth`, but then there was no way to authorize
users based on their GitLab group membership.
This commit adds a `auth.gitlab` backend, similar to `auth.github`, with
an `allowed_groups` option that can be set to a list of groups whose
members should be allowed access to Grafana.
In some setups (ex openshift), the Datasource will require Grafana
to pass oauth token as header when sending queries.
Also, this PR allow to send any header which is something
Grafana currently does not support.
Just fixed some minor inconsistencies in the format of the file. There were some configurations uncommented like so:
```
; container_name =
```
and some other like so:
```
;container_name =
```
So there is a need for a small perfection here!
I also removed some unnecessary line breaks, bullying my eyes...
For MySQL, setting this to be shorter than the wait_timeout MySQL setting
solves the issue with connection errors after the session has timed out for
the connection to the database via xorm.
Snapshot cleanup did not work due to time.Now syntax error. Added test
for it as well to catch any future errors.
Added error and debug logging so that it is possible to see any errors in the future.
Removed an unused configuration value and deprecated the remove expired snapshots
setting.
* db: add login attempt migrations
* db: add possibility to create login attempts
* db: add possibility to retrieve login attempt count per username
* auth: validation and update of login attempts for invalid credentials
If login attempt count for user authenticating is 5 or more the last 5 minutes
we temporarily block the user access to login
* db: add possibility to delete expired login attempts
* cleanup: Delete login attempts older than 10 minutes
The cleanup job are running continuously and triggering each 10 minute
* fix typo: rename consequent to consequent
* auth: enable login attempt validation for ldap logins
* auth: disable login attempts validation by configuration
Setting is named DisableLoginAttemptsValidation and is false by default
Config disable_login_attempts_validation is placed under security section
#7616
* auth: don't run cleanup of login attempts if feature is disabled
#7616
* auth: rename settings.go to ldap_settings.go
* auth: refactor AuthenticateUser
Extract grafana login, ldap login and login attemp validation together
with their tests to separate files.
Enables testing of many more aspects when authenticating a user.
#7616
* auth: rename login attempt validation to brute force login protection
Setting DisableLoginAttemptsValidation => DisableBruteForceLoginProtection
Configuration disable_login_attempts_validation => disable_brute_force_login_protection
#7616
* removes readonly editor role
* adds viewersCanEdit setting
This enable you to allow viewers to edit/inspect
dashboards in grafana in their own browser without
allowing them to save dashboards
* remove read only editor option from all dropdowns
* migrates all read only viewers to viewers
* docs: replace readOnlyEditor with viewersCanEdit
