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SASL/SCRAM authentication #1835

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@andreme andreme commented Feb 16, 2019

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I'm not sure how this can be integrated into the test run? The role needs to be created with a scram-sha-256 password

@andreme andreme marked this pull request as ready for review February 16, 2019 02:38
@andreme andreme force-pushed the scramv1 branch 2 times, most recently from 0c8a03e to 5f51f7f Compare February 16, 2019 04:08
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andreme commented Feb 16, 2019

The failing test for node 11 fails in other pr's too, so I assume it's not something I did

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brianc commented Feb 20, 2019

ohh very very nice.

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brianc commented Feb 21, 2019

Hey if you rebase on master now the test should pass!

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andreme commented Feb 22, 2019

@brianc thanks, rebased

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demisx commented Feb 26, 2019

Can this please be merged? We are stuck because of #1508 right now. Thank you!

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brianc commented Mar 6, 2019

yup! Will look @ this today. Apologies for the delay!

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brianc commented Mar 6, 2019

@andreme this is really awesome! Thanks a lot for taking the time on this. Do you have any documentation on how to get the integration test to pass? I'd like to at least be able to run the integration test locally & once I figure that out I'll work out how to add a hook to run it in CI (if possible). Since it's auth related I'd really like to get this running "end-to-end" in tests so we can be sure we don't regress on this at any point. I think I need postgres@11.x at least...anything else I need to do? I'll see how much I can modify the postgres hba

edit: it looks like I basically have full access to the pg_hba.conf file on the travis box...so just gotta figure out some bash-foo & travis-ci incantations to get it set up correctly.

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andreme commented Mar 6, 2019

@brianc pg10 is the first version that has scram auth.
Basically, the setup is creating a user with a scram encrypted password, and adding the entries in the pg_hba for that user with scram auth. The template for that is in the test file.

Make sure the user entries come before any trust entries in the pg_hba.

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brianc commented Mar 7, 2019

gotcha!

Make sure the user entries come before any trust entries in the pg_hba.

good point. will do.

I'll start trying to get the CI stuff working today so we can merge this thing!

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brianc commented Mar 7, 2019

I'm going to merge this but hold off on releasing semver minor w/ this feature until I can get some tests running in CI. Reading about setting up postgres-10 in travis & configuring pg_hba.conf and stuff now...will hopefully have it set up today.

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