feat(relay): make the auth API the source of truth for live sessions - #3041
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| if response.status() == http::StatusCode::NOT_FOUND { | ||
| return Err(AuthError::NotFound); | ||
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| let response = response.error_for_status()?; |
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When a revalidation request receives the standard authentication responses 401 or 403, error_for_status() converts them to ApiUnavailable, which recheck_grant retries until the staleness deadline instead of immediately revoking the session. With the maximum cadence, a credential explicitly rejected by the API can therefore retain access for up to 72 hours. Classify deterministic authentication 4xx responses as refusals while preserving retry behavior for statuses such as 429 and 5xx.
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| let flight = async move { | ||
| let _guard = guard; | ||
| auth.recheck_grant(&client, &base, &owned).await |
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The shared future includes recheck_grant, so it compares the API response against only the first waiter's retained Scope and returns that verdict to every waiter with the same credential, path, and transport. For example, two anonymous sessions admitted before and after public access was widened can hold different scopes while sharing a FlightKey; after access narrows again, a flight started by the narrower session can return Valid to the wider session and leave revoked access active for another cadence. Share only the HTTP response, then verify coverage independently for each session.
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| let key = FlightKey { | ||
| credential: grant.params.jwt.clone(), | ||
| path: grant.params.path.clone(), | ||
| transport: grant.params.transport, |
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For JWTs that contain a kid, this key stores the entire JWT even though the auth request sends only the kid. Consequently, every viewer normally has a distinct flight, and because rechecks use NoStore, a large audience generates one auth API request per viewer per cadence rather than the promised one request per (kid, root, transport). Coalesce the key fetch on the actual request identity and perform each token's signature and scope checks after the shared fetch.
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| /// Why [`Auth::expired`] decided a session's credential is no longer valid. | ||
| #[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)] | ||
| pub enum Expired { |
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Expired is re-exported from the crate and returned by the new public Auth::expired method, but it is exhaustive. Downstream consumers can therefore exhaustively match these three reasons, making any future reason a semver-breaking change. Mark this new public enum #[non_exhaustive] before consumers depend on its current variant set.
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| .with_subscribe(self.subscribe) | ||
| .with_publish(self.publish); | ||
| claims.expires = self.exp.map(|exp| std::time::UNIX_EPOCH + Duration::from_secs(exp)); |
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A syntactically valid auth response can supply any u64 for grant.exp, but adding sufficiently large values such as u64::MAX to UNIX_EPOCH panics on supported Rust platforms. A malformed or misconfigured auth API response can therefore panic the connection task instead of producing a controlled authentication failure. Use checked timestamp construction and classify overflow as an invalid API response.
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| The re-check REPLAYS the admission request rather than asking a narrower question, which is what makes one mechanism correct for every credential shape: a key replaced under an existing `kid` no longer verifies the retained JWT, a withdrawn `public` block revokes anonymous sessions, and a `grant` reply has no key to look for. `exp` still applies as the outer bound wherever the credential has one. mTLS peers are never revalidated, so a customer-facing decision cannot tear down the relay mesh. | ||
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| **The endpoint owns the window.** `max-age` is no longer only a caching hint - it is how long a revoked grant keeps serving, so pick it deliberately and cap it on the endpoint side. The relay clamps to 10s..24h; a reply with no `max-age` at all (including `no-store`) expresses no opinion and gets 60s rather than the floor. Re-checks bypass the relay's HTTP cache, since the cadence IS the cache TTL and a cached answer would say nothing new. Sessions that would issue an identical request share one in flight, so cost scales with distinct grants times relays, not with viewers. |
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The documentation says the relay clamps max-age to a 10-second minimum, but REVALIDATE_MIN is one second. An operator relying on the documented bound can therefore configure a short TTL and unexpectedly cause up to ten times the anticipated auth API traffic. Either enforce the documented 10-second floor or document the actual one-second behavior.
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WalkthroughThe relay now revalidates all Auth API-authorized live sessions except mTLS sessions. Revalidation replays the full admission request, tracks granted scope, coalesces identical requests, and applies bounded 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@doc/bin/relay/auth.md`:
- Line 256: Correct the documented relay cadence floor in the paragraph
describing endpoint-owned windows to match REVALIDATE_MIN and the
cadence_treats_no_opinion_as_the_default test: state a 1-second minimum instead
of 10 seconds, while preserving the 24-hour cap and other behavior described.
In `@rs/moq-relay/src/auth.rs`:
- Around line 1068-1070: Update the documentation comment for the revalidate
field to remove the deleted AuthConfig::revalidate reference, while retaining
the valid Auth::revalidate link and the existing description.
- Around line 1615-1666: Change the shared revalidation flow so the in-flight
future returns the verified token and TTL rather than evaluating the creator’s
scope; update recheck_grant to produce the shared answered result while
preserving refusal and unavailable outcomes. In recheck, await the shared result
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self-reviewed by Claude Code (built-in Revalidation cost one request per viewer, not per grant. The flight key was the raw credential, but every viewer of a broadcast holds a distinct JWT signed by the same key - so re-checks for one Fixed by restoring the cache and giving both the request and the flight key one A A verdict grant with a past One pre-existing issue fixed in passing:
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| async fn recheck_grant(&self, client: &ClientWithMiddleware, base: &url::Url, grant: &Revalidate) -> Recheck { | ||
| match self.verify_via_api(base, client, &grant.params).await { | ||
| Ok((token, ttl)) if grant.scope.covered_by(&token) => Recheck::Valid { ttl }, |
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When a credential-mode endpoint keeps the same scope but adds or shortens the grant's future exp, this arm discards token.expires and propagates only the new cache TTL. Auth::expired continues watching the expiration captured at admission, so a session admitted without an expiry, or with a later one, remains authorized until a subsequent recheck notices that the new expiry is already past, potentially up to the 24-hour cadence beyond the API's explicit outer bound. Carry the rechecked expiration into the session's deadline or otherwise schedule closure at that time. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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226-231: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winDocument the
grantfield in the unified response schema.The text says the response has four optional fields.
AuthApiResponsehas five fields:alias,public,key,grant, andtier. Addgrantto this list and describe that it applies only when the relay forwards a credential.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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4023-4035: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 🏗️ Heavy liftMake the time-dependent tests deterministic.
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- Around line 756-760: Update GrantResponse::into_claims to use
SystemTime::checked_add when converting exp, mapping an overflow (None) to
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In `@doc/bin/relay/auth.md`:
- Around line 226-231: Update the unified response schema documentation to list
five optional fields by adding grant alongside alias, public, key, and tier.
Describe that grant is used only when the relay forwards a credential, matching
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- Around line 4023-4035: Update the time-dependent tests around
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use paused Tokio time with start_paused = true. Replace std::time::Instant with
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| fn into_claims(self, path: &str) -> Result<moq_token::Claims, AuthError> { | ||
| let expires = self.exp.map(|exp| std::time::UNIX_EPOCH + Duration::from_secs(exp)); | ||
| if expires.is_some_and(|expires| expires <= std::time::SystemTime::now()) { | ||
| return Err(AuthError::Refused); | ||
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Reject unrepresentable grant expiry values without panicking.
If the auth endpoint returns exp: u64::MAX, GrantResponse::into_claims adds Duration::from_secs(exp) to UNIX_EPOCH. The SystemTime addition can panic on overflow before verify returns AuthError. Use SystemTime::checked_add and map None to AuthError::Refused. Add a regression test for exp: u64::MAX.
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In `@rs/moq-relay/src/auth.rs` around lines 756 - 760, Update
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| Recheck::Valid { ttl: max_age } => { | ||
| ttl = cadence(max_age); | ||
| let now = Instant::now(); | ||
| next = now + ttl; | ||
| deadline = now + staleness(ttl); |
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When a cacheable grant was previously admitted and the auth endpoint later becomes unreachable, the HTTP cache middleware serves the stale response after revalidation fails, as relied upon by cluster.rs's HTTP polling path. This arm treats that cached body as a fresh success and resets deadline, so each poll renews the staleness window and the session can continue indefinitely instead of reaching Expired::Stale. Rechecks need to distinguish stale-if-error fallback from a successful endpoint response, or bypass that fallback before resetting the deadline. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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| match self.verify_via_api(base, client, &grant.params).await { | ||
| Ok((token, ttl)) if grant.scope.covered_by(&token) => Recheck::Valid { ttl }, | ||
| Ok(_) => Recheck::Revoked, |
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When a recheck returns the same authorization scope but a different tier, this condition reports the grant as valid and then drops the new token. The session's stats handle was already created from the admission token's tier in connection.rs, so a long-lived session continues attributing all traffic to the old billing tier indefinitely. Treat a tier change as requiring reconnection, or otherwise update the session's stats context. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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Reworked in 85cd019 after @kixelated pushed back that this had gotten more complicated than the problem warranted. He was right, and the cause was a decision I inherited rather than questioned: making verdict "a response shape, not a mode" so one endpoint could answer either way per connection. That put both paths inside a single request, and everything awkward in the previous revision followed from it - the kid-vs-credential split, the never-send-the-credential-with-a-kid rule, the cache-key partitioning, and the coalescing bug the self-review caught. None of it was the cost of revocation. It was the cost of dual-mode.
The flight key is now taken from the request that actually gets sent, rather than rebuilt beside it, which is what made the earlier bug possible in the first place. (written by Claude Opus 5) |
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| let resp = Self::fetch_auth_api(client, base, path, None, true, transport.map(Transport::as_str)).await?; | ||
| let request = AuthApiRequest { | ||
| path: path.to_string(), | ||
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When --auth-api-mode proxy handles an mTLS WebSocket or QUIC peer, both callers reduce the connection to path and transport, and this hard-coded None drops the URL host. Proxy mode promises the host for subdomain routing, so an endpoint that distinguishes identical paths across hosts can reject the peer or assign the wrong alias or billing tier. Pass the full request parameters into the mTLS resolver instead of constructing a hostless request. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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| pub struct AuthParams { | ||
| /// The URL path identifying the broadcast root. | ||
| pub path: String, | ||
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Adding this public field already breaks downstream consumers that construct AuthParams with a struct literal, and leaving the type exhaustive guarantees that the next request-metadata field causes the same break again. Since this commit is already the compatibility boundary, mark AuthParams #[non_exhaustive] and keep construction through new or Default so future optional fields remain additive. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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| /// path independently simple. | ||
| #[derive(Clone, Copy, Debug, Default, PartialEq, Eq, clap::ValueEnum, Serialize, Deserialize)] | ||
| #[serde(rename_all = "lowercase")] | ||
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AuthApiMode is re-exported from the crate and exposed through AuthConfig, but downstream consumers can exhaustively match its two current variants. Adding another authentication strategy would therefore require a semver-breaking release; mark this new public enum #[non_exhaustive] before consumers depend on the current set. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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Pushed e612197: the endpoint now owns both timings, per response, with no relay config for either.
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| let mut ttl = cadence(grant.hints.max_age); | ||
| let mut next = Instant::now() + ttl; | ||
| let mut deadline = Instant::now() + staleness(&grant.hints, ttl); |
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When an endpoint sets stale-if-error shorter than max-age (for example, max-age=3600, stale-if-error=300), this deadline expires before the first scheduled recheck. The first failed recheck therefore closes every session immediately instead of allowing the documented five-minute error window. Since this directive extends the period after the cached response becomes stale, anchor the deadline at the first recheck/freshness expiry, or add the cadence to the directive. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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When the auth endpoint accepts a request but responds slowly, this await can run past deadline; the shared HTTP client permits it to run for ten seconds, and even a late Valid result resets the deadline. A one-second outage budget can consequently keep a revoked session serving for roughly eleven seconds, while a late success can bypass the elapsed budget entirely. Race the in-flight recheck against sleep_until(deadline) so the retry sequence actually stops at its configured budget. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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AuthConfig::revalidatefield.
AuthConfigno longer declares arevalidatefield, so[AuthConfig::revalidate]does not resolve. Rustdoc reports a broken intra-doc link, and the text points readers at a flag this PR removed. The earlier comment on this line is marked as addressed, but the text is unchanged in the supplied code.📝 Proposed fix
- /// Live-session revalidation against the auth API. See - /// [`AuthConfig::revalidate`] and [`Auth::revalidate`]. + /// Live-session revalidation against the auth API. Armed whenever + /// `--auth-api` is configured; see [`Auth::revalidate`]. revalidate: Option<Arc<Revalidator>>,🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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checked_addfor the grantexp.Line 820 still adds an endpoint-supplied
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- let expires = self.exp.map(|exp| std::time::UNIX_EPOCH + Duration::from_secs(exp)); + let expires = match self.exp { + Some(exp) => Some( + std::time::UNIX_EPOCH + .checked_add(Duration::from_secs(exp)) + .ok_or(AuthError::Refused)?, + ), + None => None, + }; if expires.is_some_and(|expires| expires <= std::time::SystemTime::now()) { return Err(AuthError::Refused); }Land it with a regression test that asserts
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covered_byper waiter, not once inside the shared flight.
FlightKeyis{ url, credential }. InAuthApiMode::Tokenthe credential is absent, so two sessions on the same path with the samekidshare one flight even when they hold different scopes.revalidate_coalesces_across_one_kids_audiencedemonstrates exactly that pair: one grant is subscribe-only, the other adds publish.The shared flight still resolves to a single verdict computed from the creator's
owned.scopeat line 1813, so both directions are wrong:
- If the creator's scope is narrower, a waiter with a wider scope receives
Validand keeps serving authority the endpoint no longer grants.- If the creator's scope is wider, a waiter with a narrower scope receives
Revokedand closes while it is still granted.Share the request, not the verdict. The previous comment on this code is marked as addressed, but the verdict is still computed inside the flight.
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enum Recheck { - /// Still vouched for; check again after the new max-age. - Valid { hints: CacheHints }, + /// The API answered; each waiter decides whether it still covers its scope. + Answered { token: Arc<AuthToken>, hints: CacheHints }, + /// Still vouched for; check again after the new max-age. + Valid { hints: CacheHints }, Revoked, Unavailable, }- async fn recheck_grant(&self, client: &ClientWithMiddleware, base: &url::Url, grant: &Revalidate) -> Recheck { - match self.verify_via_api(base, client, &grant.params).await { - Ok((token, hints)) if grant.scope.covered_by(&token) => Recheck::Valid { hints }, - Ok(_) => Recheck::Revoked, + async fn recheck_grant(&self, client: &ClientWithMiddleware, base: &url::Url, params: &AuthParams) -> Recheck { + match self.verify_via_api(base, client, params).await { + Ok((token, hints)) => Recheck::Answered { + token: Arc::new(token), + hints, + }, Err(err) if err.is_refusal() => Recheck::Revoked, Err(_) => Recheck::Unavailable, } }Then map the shared answer through each waiter's own scope at the end of
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1706-1733: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winDelete the duplicated paragraph and correct the staleness sentence.
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/// Re-checks ride the same cached HTTP client as admission, which is the other /// half of the cost story: coalescing merges re-checks in flight at the same /// moment, and the cache merges the ones that are not. Sessions start at /// different times, so without it a staggered audience would each dial on its /// own schedule. The price is that a re-check may be answered from an entry up /// to one `max-age` old, so the revocation window is up to TWICE the /// endpoint's `max-age`. Size it accordingly. /// - /// Re-checks ride the same cached HTTP client as admission, which is the other - /// half of the cost story: coalescing merges re-checks in flight at the same - /// moment, and the cache merges the ones that are not. Sessions start at - /// different times, so without it a staggered audience would each dial on its - /// own schedule. The price is that a re-check may be answered from an entry up - /// to one `max-age` old, so the revocation window is up to TWICE the - /// endpoint's `max-age`. Size it accordingly. - /// /// Re-checks on the endpoint's `Cache-Control: max-age` cadence and resolves /// once the API refuses the replayed request or answers with a smaller grant - /// ([`Expired::Revoked`]), or keeps failing for the whole staleness window, - /// 3x the last max-age ([`Expired::Stale`]). + /// ([`Expired::Revoked`]), or keeps failing for the whole staleness window - + /// the endpoint's `stale-if-error`, or 3x the last max-age when it sends none + /// ([`Expired::Stale`]).🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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1030-1032: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winRemove the reference to the deleted
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AuthConfigno longer has arevalidatefield, so[AuthConfig::revalidate]does not resolve. Rustdoc reports a broken intra-doc link, and the comment points readers at a flag that no longer exists.📝 Proposed fix
- /// Live-session revalidation against the auth API. See - /// [`AuthConfig::revalidate`] and [`Auth::revalidate`]. + /// Live-session revalidation against the auth API. Armed whenever + /// `--auth-api` is configured; see [`Auth::revalidate`]. revalidate: Option<Arc<Revalidator>>,🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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1611-1641: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftShare the request, not the verdict.
FlightKeyexcludes the credential and the scope, so sessions with the samekid, root, and transport share one flight. The flight closure capturesowned = grant.clone()andrecheck_grantthen uses that one grant for both the credential verification (verify_via_api(.., &grant.params)) and the coverage test (grant.scope.covered_by(&token)). Every waiter receives the creator's verdict.Two failures follow, and this PR's own
revalidate_coalesces_across_one_kids_audiencetest builds waiters with distinct tokens and distinct scopes on one flight key:
- Credential: only the creator's JWT is verified. After a key is replaced under the same
kid, a session whose retained JWT no longer verifies can join a flight created by a session whose JWT does verify, receiveRecheck::Valid, and keep serving. That is the caserevalidate_closes_on_a_rotated_keycovers for a single session.- Scope: a session holding a wider scope can receive
Validfrom a narrower creator's check and keep authority the endpoint no longer grants. A session holding a narrower scope can receiveRevokedfrom a wider creator's check and close while it is still granted.Return the endpoint's answer from the flight, then verify the credential and evaluate
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enum Recheck { - /// Still vouched for; check again after the new max-age. - Valid { hints: CacheHints }, + /// The API answered; each waiter decides whether the answer still covers it. + Answered { + resp: Arc<AuthApiResponse>, + hints: CacheHints, + }, Revoked, Unavailable, }Then key the flight on the request only, and in
recheckfinish the per-waiter work:match flight.await { Recheck::Answered { resp, hints } => match self.finish(&grant.params, &resp) { Ok(token) if grant.scope.covered_by(&token) => Recheck::Valid { hints }, Ok(_) => Recheck::Revoked, Err(err) if err.is_refusal() => Recheck::Revoked, Err(_) => Recheck::Unavailable, }, other => other, }Add a regression test with two grants that share one
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1531-1550: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winDelete the duplicated doc paragraph.
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/// Re-checks ride the same cached HTTP client as admission, which is the other /// half of the cost story: coalescing merges re-checks in flight at the same /// moment, and the cache merges the ones that are not. Sessions start at /// different times, so without it a staggered audience would each dial on its /// own schedule. The price is that a re-check may be answered from an entry up /// to one `max-age` old, so the revocation window is up to TWICE the /// endpoint's `max-age`. Size it accordingly. /// - /// Re-checks ride the same cached HTTP client as admission, which is the other - /// half of the cost story: coalescing merges re-checks in flight at the same - /// moment, and the cache merges the ones that are not. Sessions start at - /// different times, so without it a staggered audience would each dial on its - /// own schedule. The price is that a re-check may be answered from an entry up - /// to one `max-age` old, so the revocation window is up to TWICE the - /// endpoint's `max-age`. Size it accordingly. - /// /// Re-checks on the endpoint's `Cache-Control: max-age` cadence and resolves /// once the API refuses the replayed request or answers with a smaller grant - /// ([`Expired::Revoked`]), or keeps failing for the whole staleness window, - /// 3x the last max-age ([`Expired::Stale`]). + /// ([`Expired::Revoked`]), or keeps failing for the whole staleness window + /// (`stale-while-revalidate`, or 3x the last max-age) ([`Expired::Stale`]).🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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CLUSTER_CACHE_MAX_TTL now limits Cache-Control: max-age to one hour for HTTP(S) --cluster-connect-api polling. However, doc/bin/relay/cluster.md still says that the endpoint's Cache-Control controls when a real fetch occurs without stating this ceiling. An endpoint that sends max-age=86400 is therefore fetched hourly, not daily. Update the cluster documentation to state the one-hour maximum.
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`SystemTime + Duration` panics on overflow, so an endpoint answering with an exp near u64::MAX would take down the connection task rather than have the grant refused. Found by the adversarial review of #3041. Also marks AuthApiMode #[non_exhaustive], same reasoning as Expired: a third strategy should not be a breaking release. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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This auth feature changes moq-relay from 0.14.13 back to the already superseded 0.14.12 and similarly rolls back version metadata across many workspace packages. Merging it would make builds from newer source identify themselves as older releases and leave subsequent packaging based on stale version metadata. Keep the parent branch's package and lockfile versions unchanged. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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Force-pushed 436ec2e. Two changes. No revalidate flags anywhere, including in history. The final tree already had none - revalidation is unconditional - but the history added Refactor: That the two were inseparable is the same fact the flag removal asserts: revalidation is what
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| fn from_headers(headers: &http::HeaderMap) -> Self { | ||
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When the endpoint sends both directives, such as max-age=1, s-maxage=3600, the shared HTTP cache uses s-maxage for freshness while this code schedules rechecks from max-age. Those per-second rechecks therefore keep receiving the cached grant for an hour and resetting the session deadline without contacting the auth API, so a revoked grant can survive far beyond the documented twice-max-age window. Derive the cadence from the shared cache's effective freshness or configure the cache so it follows the same directive used here.
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Two changes in 5c800fa. Revalidation is now opt-in by the endpoint
That removes the last arbitrary constant. The old 60s default was the relay inventing a polling interval for an endpoint that had declined to give one, and it meant this change silently added request load to any existing deployment that wasn't sending It also keeps the property the flag removal was about: the relay operator still cannot configure revocation away. The opt-in moved to the endpoint, which is per-project, per-response, and the side that actually knows.
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When a successful admission response uses Cache-Control: max-age=0 to require immediate staleness, this filter returns None, so admit_via_api stores no Revalidate state at all. An anonymous token has no credential expiry, so withdrawing that grant later never triggers another API request and the live session remains authorized until the peer disconnects. Clamp zero to the minimum cadence instead of treating it like an absent max-age.
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When the cache returns a combined field such as Warning: 110 proxy "Response is stale", 111 proxy "Revalidation failed", this new detector checks only the beginning of the field and misses the 111 value. Because Warning is list-valued, caches and intermediaries may legally combine these values; the stale body is then accepted as a fresh success and every recheck resets the deadline, allowing sessions to survive an auth outage indefinitely. Parse every warning-value rather than only the field prefix. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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When an endpoint sends a positive max-age together with no-store or no-cache, this code still creates a schedule because it never checks either directive. That contradicts the newly documented contract that either directive means there is no usable max-age and the live session is never rechecked, so an operator following the documentation can unexpectedly generate periodic auth traffic and have existing sessions revoked. Either suppress the schedule for these directives or update the documented behavior. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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| /// seam a session loop needs: selecting on the credential's expiry alone | ||
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When an embedded consumer polls this public method in a select! loop alongside recurring work, each winning sibling branch drops the expired future; the next call reconstructs next, deadline, and backoff from scratch in revalidate. If that work fires more frequently than max-age, the auth recheck never runs, so a revoked JWT or anonymous session can remain authorized indefinitely. Keep the scheduler state in a cancellation-stable token-owned handle rather than restarting the retry sequence on every call. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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Not merging. Codex's re-review returned HOLD and it was right on both counts. Pushed 73dd7be with what is unambiguous; one open question needs a decision. Open: the 24h cadence ceiling does not bound a revoked grantThe earlier round found that clamping the poll to 24h is meaningless if the cache keeps serving a The cause was mine: I read So the hole is open: an endpoint sending a Three ways out, and the choice is a product call rather than a mechanical fix:
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When the auth API sends a max-age longer than 24 hours, this test explicitly confirms that max_ttl is inert: the second request still comes from cache. Revalidation therefore polls every 24 hours but keeps accepting and renewing the cached grant for the origin's full TTL, so a revoked session can survive for months despite doc/bin/relay/auth.md promising that cache freshness is capped at 24 hours. Replace or configure the cache so the ceiling actually expires the entry rather than asserting the broken behavior. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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A grant checked only at connect time can only stop NEW connections. Revoking a key, gating a project, or exhausting a quota leaves every session it already admitted running until the token's `exp` - and an anonymous session has no `exp` at all, so it runs until the peer hangs up. So `--auth-api` keeps asking. Each live session re-issues its own admission request on the endpoint's `Cache-Control` cadence and closes once the reply no longer grants what the session holds. Replaying admission, rather than asking something narrower, is what makes one mechanism correct for every credential: a key REPLACED under an existing `kid` stops verifying the retained JWT, and a withdrawn `public` block revokes the anonymous sessions that had no `kid` to check in the first place. `exp` remains the outer bound where a credential has one. mTLS peers are exempt, so a customer-facing decision can never tear down the relay mesh. There is no relay flag, because `max-age` already is one. An endpoint naming a `max-age` is saying how long its answer is good for, which is exactly a revalidation cadence; an endpoint naming none has not asked to be re-consulted, and gets no re-check at all rather than a cadence the relay invented for it. That makes revalidation opt-in per response and per project, decided by the side that knows, and leaves a deployment sending no `Cache-Control` untouched. The endpoint owns the window outright: there is no relay-side ceiling, so a long `max-age` is a long revocation window by explicit choice. The only bound is far beyond any real value, so `Instant` arithmetic cannot overflow on a `max-age` near `u64::MAX`. How long a session keeps serving while re-checks FAIL comes from `stale-if-error`, or `stale-while-revalidate` when that is how the endpoint expresses it, and defaults to an hour. Flat rather than proportional on purpose: a short cadence asks for a tight REVOCATION window, not permission to sever every live session over a brief auth outage, and three cadences would drop the fleet three minutes into an ordinary Worker deploy. Past the window it still fails closed. The window runs from where freshness ends, and zero means "close on the first FAILED re-check" - the attempt itself always gets a full request budget, so a session is never closed without the endpoint being asked. Two things hold the request rate to one per grant rather than one per viewer: identical requests share one in-flight fetch, and re-checks ride the same cached client as admission, which merges the ones that are not concurrent. The flight shares the REPLY, never a verdict - sessions sharing a request do not necessarily hold the same grant, so each authorizes the shared reply against its own credential and scope. The price of the cache is a reply up to one max-age old, so worst-case revocation is 2x max-age. A cached reply the middleware served only because it could not reach the origin (`Warning: 111`) is not evidence the grant is still good: it is `ApiStale`, which classifies as unavailable rather than as a revocation, and reports as 502 rather than telling a client its credential was rejected. Without that a sustained outage would hand back the same cached grant every cadence and push the staleness deadline forward forever. `Expired` and `Auth::expired` are public: they were pub(crate), unusable from a crate embedding moq_relay::Auth - exactly the consumers that need to close a session on revocation, and the reason to have one seam rather than one revocation path per gateway. Co-Authored-By: David von Wrangel <wrangelvid@gmail.com> Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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When an embedded caller or diagnostic log formats a successful AuthToken with {:?}, the existing derived Debug now recursively formats this new Revalidate field, whose params contains the original AuthParams.jwt. This exposes the complete bearer token in logs for every JWT session using revalidation; use a custom/redacted Debug implementation or keep the credential in a wrapper that does not print its contents. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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Supersedes #2974, whose commit this builds on so @wrangelvid's authorship stays in the history. GitHub won't take a fork branch as a base, so this targets
main.Split out of what this PR used to be: the
--auth-api-mode proxyhalf now lives in #3042, stacked on this.The predicate
#2974 decided "still vouched for" by asking whether the endpoint still returns a
keyfor the session'skid. That can't see:kid, and noexpeither, so they got no re-check at all. Gating a project stopped new admissions while its existing tokenless viewers streamed until the peer hung up - the case a project-wide stop exists for.kid. Every session the compromised key admitted stays authorized untilexp, while only new connections see the new key.So the re-check replays the admission request and keeps the session only while the reply still grants what it holds. One predicate, every credential shape. A narrowed grant closes the session and the client reconnects into the narrower one; a widened grant disturbs nobody. mTLS peers are exempt, so a customer-facing decision can't tear down the relay mesh.
Timings belong to the endpoint
No flag - revalidation is what
--auth-apimeans, since an endpoint that can refuse a connection should be able to stop one.--auth-api-revalidateand--auth-api-revalidate-stalefrom #2974 are gone, and both timings come off the response instead, so they can be decided per project and per request without a fleet roll:max-agestale-while-revalidateA network error, 5xx, or garbage body is evidence of nothing, so the session keeps serving through jittered retries until that window passes. A brief auth outage doesn't mass-disconnect; a sustained one still fails closed.
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Two things hold the request rate to one per grant rather than one per viewer: identical requests share one in-flight re-check, and re-checks ride the same cached client as admission, which merges the ones that aren't concurrent (sessions start at staggered times, so without it a staggered audience each dials on its own schedule). The price is a reply up to one
max-ageold, so worst-case revocation is2 x max-age- documented rather than traded away for a per-viewer request rate.MokaManager::default()is a 42-entry cache, a library sample value that was fine when it was only read at admission and isn't once every live session reads it on a cadence. Raised to 10k.Public API
ExpiredandAuth::expiredarepub. They werepub(crate), unusable from a crate embeddingmoq_relay::Auth- exactly the consumers that need to close a session on revocation, and the reason to have one seam rather than one revocation path per gateway.AuthParamsderivesClone;AuthErrorgainsNotFound.AuthConfig::revalidate/revalidate_staleremoved (added in feat(relay): revalidate live session grants against the auth API #2974, never released).Test plan
cargo test -p moq-relay(204 lib + all integration suites),cargo clippy --locked --all-targets -- -D warnings,cargo fmt --all --check,RUSTDOCFLAGS="-D warnings" cargo doc,cargo check --workspace --all-targets: clean.Two end-to-end tests encode the root cause, and both fail on #2974 as written:
revoked_public_grant_closes_anonymous_sessions- an anonymous publisher and subscriber round-trip a frame, the API withdrawspublic, both close. On feat(relay): revalidate live session grants against the auth API #2974 the session carries no re-check at all.rotated_key_closes_live_sessions- samekid, different material. On feat(relay): revalidate live session grants against the auth API #2974key.is_some()is still true.Unit coverage: scope coverage (unchanged / widened / narrowed / re-rooted), withdrawn
public, rotated key, cadence for absent / zero / tiny / hugemax-age,stale-while-revalidategoverning the outage window end to end, a garbage body classified unavailable rather than revoked, and coalescing across one kid's audience (two distinct tokens, one request) but not across roots.Cross-Package Sync:
doc/bin/relay/auth.mdgains the revalidation contract.(Written by Claude Opus 5)