Adding a user failed with "Password does not meet the minimum requirements"
for passwords that were well over the eight character minimum.
so-user reads the password from stdin in updatePassword, but verifyEnvironment
runs first and calls kratosCurl, which ran docker exec with -i. That attaches
stdin and drains the pipe the caller sent the password on, so the later
read -rs saw EOF, password was empty, and expr length "" tripped the minimum
length check.
No kratosCurl or hydraCurl call sends a body on stdin; every one passes it as
a -d argument, so -i was never needed. Dropping it leaves the admin API
responses unchanged.
so-client had the same wrapper for the Hydra admin API. It does not currently
read stdin, but the flag drains its caller's pipe just the same, so it is
dropped there too.
The Kratos admin API is unauthenticated by design and relies on network
isolation, but so-kratos published 0.0.0.0:4434:4434 and daemon.json leaves
userland-proxy at its default of true. Docker therefore ran a proxy listener
on the host, and any container reached the admin API through the manager IP
or the bridge gateway regardless of its docker network.
so-kratos now sits alone on a new soauth network and no longer publishes
4434. 4433 is still published, so nginx is unchanged. so-soc is dual homed
and reaches the admin API over soauth, with publicHostUrl set explicitly.
so-user reaches it through docker exec, and wait_for_kratos polls the
container address instead of the host port.
firewall/iptables.jinja hardcoded sobridge in every generated DNAT, ACCEPT,
masquerade and isolation rule, so it is now driven by a docker:networks map
and a per-container networks list. Containers that do not declare one
default to sobridge, and .ip still resolves to the primary network's
address. soauth is only created on the roles that run so-kratos.
Setup already allows a custom docker range, so it now also prompts for the
auth network range and writes it to the docker pillar. Grids on the default
range need no decision during soup, since they get the same 172.17.2.0/24 a
fresh install would. Grids that set a custom range are prompted, defaulting
to the adjacent /24, and unattended upgrades take that default with a notice
rather than blocking.
so-kratos and so-soc are removed in up_to_3.4.0 so the highstate recreates
them with the correct network membership.
Mike Reeves
Josh Patterson
Jason Ertel