feat(relay)!: add --auth-api-mode proxy, where the endpoint decides - #3044
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| AuthApiMode::Proxy => AuthApiRequest { | ||
| path: params.path.clone(), | ||
| host: params.host.clone(), |
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When --auth-domain is configured, params_from_url has already rewritten a URL such as https://customer.cdn.example/foo to /customer/foo, and this branch forwards that rewritten path together with the original host. A proxy endpoint that performs the documented subdomain routing itself will therefore apply customer twice or reject the request, even though proxy mode promises to forward the connection verbatim. Keep the original URL path separately for proxy requests, while retaining the rewritten path for token mode. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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| let mut claims = moq_token::Claims::default() | ||
| .with_root(self.root.unwrap_or_else(|| path.to_string())) | ||
| .with_subscribe(self.subscribe) | ||
| .with_publish(self.publish); | ||
| claims.expires = expires; |
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If a proxy endpoint shortens a live session's grant.exp, this value is placed on the temporary token returned by verify_via_api, but recheck_grant only compares root and permission prefixes through Scope::covered_by; the live token continues waiting on its original expiration. With a long max-age, the session can therefore remain authorized well past the endpoint's new outer bound, and if a later response removes exp, that bound may never be enforced. Revalidation needs to propagate or schedule the returned expiration rather than discarding it. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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| #[derive(Clone, Copy, Debug, Default, PartialEq, Eq, clap::ValueEnum, Serialize, Deserialize)] | ||
| #[serde(rename_all = "lowercase")] | ||
| pub enum AuthApiMode { |
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AuthApiMode is exported through moq_relay::*, and auth modes are a naturally extensible configuration surface. Without #[non_exhaustive], downstream exhaustive matches make the next mode a semver-breaking change. Mark this new public enum non-exhaustive before consumers can depend on its closed variant set. rs/CLAUDE.mdL119-L123 (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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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()) { |
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A syntactically valid auth response can provide "exp": 18446744073709551615, which deserializes as u64 but makes UNIX_EPOCH + Duration::from_secs(exp) panic on supported platforms. Thus a malformed or compromised endpoint can panic each connection task instead of producing the documented closed authentication failure. Use SystemTime::checked_add and map overflow to an auth error. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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| /// The URL host, forwarded to the auth API in [`AuthApiMode::Proxy`] so the | ||
| /// endpoint can do its own subdomain routing. `None` outside a URL-dialed | ||
| /// connection (the gateways pass a path directly). | ||
| pub host: Option<String>, |
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Proxy mode only gets a host when callers populate this new field, but the URL-backed /announced and /fetch handlers still construct AuthParams with host: None in web.rs. Requests through those documented HTTP routes therefore omit the host even though the endpoint is supposed to own host-based routing, so tenant-aware endpoints can reject or misroute them. Extract the request host in those handlers rather than relying on the default. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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| /// The URL host, forwarded to the auth API in [`AuthApiMode::Proxy`] so the | ||
| /// endpoint can do its own subdomain routing. `None` outside a URL-dialed | ||
| /// connection (the gateways pass a path directly). | ||
| pub host: Option<String>, |
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Downstream embedders can construct the exported AuthParams with the previous three public fields, so adding the required host field makes those struct literals stop compiling even though proxy mode is presented as an additive feature. Preserve the existing construction shape, or make this a deliberate breaking API change rather than shipping it in a minor release. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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| if let Some(credential) = &request.credential { | ||
| get = get.header(http::header::AUTHORIZATION, format!("Bearer {credential}")); |
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When a proxy endpoint conventionally rejects this forwarded viewer credential with 401 or 403 during revalidation, error_for_status() converts the response into ApiUnavailable, which recheck treats as an outage rather than revocation. The already-rejected viewer therefore keeps serving through the entire staleness window; in proxy mode, credential-rejection statuses need to produce Refused while genuine relay-authentication failures retain the outage behavior. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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| let request = AuthApiRequest { | ||
| path: path.to_string(), | ||
| host: None, |
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When --auth-api-mode=proxy handles a URL-dialed QUIC peer with a verified client certificate, Connection::authenticate extracts the host but calls verify_mtls with only the path and transport, and this request consequently hard-codes host: None. Host-routed tenants dialing the same path therefore generate indistinguishable auth lookups and may share a cached alias or tier, even though proxy mode delegates subdomain routing to the endpoint. Pass the captured host through the mTLS authentication path.
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| host: None, | ||
| kid: None, | ||
| credential: None, | ||
| mtls: true, |
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When --auth-api-mode=proxy handles a peer with a verified client certificate, this mode-agnostic mTLS request is followed by resolve_mtls reading only alias and tier; a 200 {} or a response with a read-only/narrow grant still becomes an unrestricted publish-and-subscribe token. Operators delegating mTLS authorization to the proxy endpoint therefore cannot refuse or restrict these connections through the documented grant response, so the mTLS path needs to validate and enforce the proxy grant rather than only resolving routing metadata. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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| /// the permissions directly. One endpoint and one response type covers both, so | ||
| /// it can answer with a `key` for one connection and a `grant` for another; there | ||
| /// is no second flag and an operator migrates per connection. |
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This comment describes the abandoned per-response design: AuthApiMode is fixed for the relay, and authorize ignores grant in token mode and ignores key in proxy mode, so an endpoint cannot migrate individual connections between the two response shapes as claimed here. Update the comment to describe proxy-mode grants without preserving the earlier design history. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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In `@rs/moq-relay/src/auth.rs`:
- Around line 1520-1551: Update AuthApiMode::Proxy handling in api_request so
the request forwards the incoming mTLS state instead of hardcoding mtls to
false, ensuring proxy-mode endpoints receive mtls=true for mTLS-authenticated
peers. Keep token-mode behavior unchanged and preserve the existing
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- Around line 48-61: Update cache_key to replace DefaultHasher-based
authorization hashing with a SHA-256 digest encoded as hexadecimal, preserving
the existing method/URI key structure and no-authorization behavior. Add direct
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| fn api_request(&self, params: &AuthParams) -> Result<AuthApiRequest, AuthError> { | ||
| Ok(AuthApiRequest { | ||
| path: params.path.clone(), | ||
| kid: match params.jwt.as_deref() { | ||
| Some(token) => { | ||
| jsonwebtoken::decode_header(token) | ||
| .map_err(|_| AuthError::DecodeFailed)? | ||
| .kid | ||
| } | ||
| None => None, | ||
| let transport = params.transport.map(Transport::as_str); | ||
| Ok(match self.api_mode { | ||
| // The credential is NEVER sent: the response depends only on (kid, root, | ||
| // transport), which is what lets a whole audience sharing a signing key | ||
| // resolve to one cached request per relay. | ||
| AuthApiMode::Token => AuthApiRequest { | ||
| path: params.path.clone(), | ||
| host: None, | ||
| kid: match params.jwt.as_deref() { | ||
| Some(token) => { | ||
| jsonwebtoken::decode_header(token) | ||
| .map_err(|_| AuthError::DecodeFailed)? | ||
| .kid | ||
| } | ||
| None => None, | ||
| }, | ||
| credential: None, | ||
| mtls: false, | ||
| transport, | ||
| }, | ||
| // The connection goes over verbatim and the relay verifies nothing. | ||
| AuthApiMode::Proxy => AuthApiRequest { | ||
| path: params.path.clone(), | ||
| host: params.host.clone(), | ||
| kid: None, | ||
| credential: params.jwt.clone(), | ||
| mtls: false, | ||
| transport, | ||
| }, | ||
| mtls: false, | ||
| transport: params.transport.map(Transport::as_str), | ||
| }) | ||
| } |
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The proxy request never sets mtls, but the docs say it forwards the mTLS flag.
api_request hardcodes mtls: false for both modes. mTLS peers authenticate through verify_mtls / resolve_mtls, which builds its own request and never uses self.api_mode. So a proxy-mode endpoint never receives mtls=true. The AuthApiMode::Proxy doc comment (Line 631) and doc/bin/relay/auth.md Line 278 both state that the relay forwards the mTLS flag in proxy mode.
Align the documentation with the behavior, or forward the flag in the proxy request.
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In `@rs/moq-relay/src/auth.rs` around lines 1520 - 1551, Update AuthApiMode::Proxy
handling in api_request so the request forwards the incoming mTLS state instead
of hardcoding mtls to false, ensuring proxy-mode endpoints receive mtls=true for
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| fn cache_key(parts: &http::request::Parts) -> String { | ||
| let key = format!("{}:{}", parts.method, parts.uri); | ||
| match parts.headers.get(http::header::AUTHORIZATION) { | ||
| // Hashed rather than interpolated: the key is a moka map key that can reach | ||
| // logs and metrics, and the raw value is a bearer secret. | ||
| Some(auth) => { | ||
| use std::hash::{Hash, Hasher}; | ||
| let mut hasher = std::collections::hash_map::DefaultHasher::new(); | ||
| auth.as_bytes().hash(&mut hasher); | ||
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In Rust, std::collections::hash_map::DefaultHasher currently implements the SipHash 1-3 algorithm [1][2][3]. The following points summarize the technical context regarding its configuration and collision resistance: 1. DefaultHasher::new and Fixed Keys: The DefaultHasher::new constructor initializes the hasher with fixed, zeroed keys (0, 0) [1][2]. Using a fixed key means the hash function is deterministic across different program executions and instances [1][4]. 2. Collision Resistance: SipHash is designed as a keyed pseudorandom function (PRF), not a general-purpose cryptographic hash function [5][6]. Its collision resistance depends on the secrecy of the key [7]. When keys are fixed (as they are with DefaultHasher::new), it is not cryptographically collision-resistant, and an adversary who knows or can predict the keys could theoretically generate collisions to cause hash-flooding (HashDoS) attacks [8][9][6]. 3. Intended Usage and Security: Rust's HashMap is normally protected by a random key generated at runtime via RandomState [1][9]. Randomization is the intended mechanism to protect against HashDoS attacks by ensuring an attacker cannot predict the hash output [9][5]. Manually overriding this behavior by using a fixed-key hasher in a HashMap (e.g., via BuildHasherDefault) exposes the data structure to predictable collisions [8][9]. 4. Stability Warning: The internal hashing algorithm used by DefaultHasher is not specified as part of the public API and is subject to change at any point in the future [4][8][10]. It should not be relied upon for stable hashing across different Rust releases [1][8][5].
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- 3: https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/blob/953f8c8b1f6e98a4da7acd28aab7e88843348a5f/library/core/src/hash/sip.rs
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- 6: Incremental compilation relies on hashes for soundness rust-lang/rust#129016
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- 9: https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/collections/struct.HashMap.html
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Use a cryptographic digest for the credential cache-key component.
Proxy requests include Authorization, and cache_key controls shared response reuse. DefaultHasher::new() uses fixed-key SipHash-1-3 and emits only 64 bits, so it is not a collision-resistant credential separator. A colliding credential may reuse another credential’s cached grant. Use a SHA-256 digest with hex encoding, and add direct sha2/hex dependencies to moq-relay.
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In `@rs/moq-relay/src/http_client.rs` around lines 48 - 61, Update cache_key to
replace DefaultHasher-based authorization hashing with a SHA-256 digest encoded
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| #[arg(long = "auth-api-mode", env = "MOQ_AUTH_API_MODE", value_enum)] | ||
| #[serde(default, skip_serializing_if = "Option::is_none")] | ||
| pub api_mode: Option<AuthApiMode>, |
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When --auth-api-mode proxy is set without --auth-api, such as when the endpoint environment variable is accidentally unset, this option has no effect: AuthConfig::is_empty() ignores api_mode, and configurations with another auth source continue into Auth::new, where verify() bypasses api_mode whenever auth_api is None. The relay therefore starts with token or mTLS behavior despite explicitly requesting proxy authorization. Reject this invalid combination at startup rather than silently accepting a security-relevant mode that cannot take effect.
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280-283: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueAdd a language to the fenced block.
markdownlint reports MD040 for this fence. Use
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In `@rs/moq-relay/Cargo.toml`:
- Line 49: Move the hex and sha2 dependency versions into the root workspace
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Add both dependencies to the root Cargo.toml [workspace.dependencies], then reference them with { workspace = true } in rs/moq-relay/Cargo.toml. The lockfile already resolves sha2 to 0.11.0 and hex to 0.4.3; no stable-release change is needed.
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| let response = self.client.get(request.url(&self.base)).send().await?; | ||
| let mut get = self.client.get(request.url(&self.base)); | ||
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By default (`--auth-api-mode token`) the relay is the verifier and nothing changes. With `proxy`, the relay forwards the connection verbatim - host, path, transport, and the credential as `Authorization: Bearer` - and enforces the `grant` it gets back, verifying nothing and holding no keys. The mode lives on `AuthApi` rather than `Auth`, so it rides on a session's grant alongside the endpoint that issued it: a re-check asks the question admission asked, never the one whichever `Auth` runs it would ask. BREAKING CHANGE: `AuthParams` gained a `host` field, so struct literals that name every field no longer compile. Build it with `..Default::default()`. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| let grant = resp.grant.as_ref().ok_or(AuthError::Refused)?; | ||
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After this revision rejects combining proxy mode with --auth-domain, the endpoint is solely responsible for turning the forwarded host into a broadcast root, but these claims are still finalized against only params.path and finalize requires the alias to have the same segment depth. For example, https://customer.example/ with { "alias": "x7k2qp", "grant": { "subscribe": [""] } } is rejected as IncorrectRoot because / has depth zero while the host-derived alias has depth one; paths such as /room similarly cannot become x7k2qp/room. Thus the newly delegated subdomain-routing flow cannot actually prepend its canonical host root. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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| fn request_host(headers: &http::HeaderMap) -> Option<String> { | ||
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The newly added host extraction still loses the tenant host when /announced or /fetch is served over HTTP/2: HTTP/2 carries the host in the request URI's :authority, and Hyper exposes that as Uri::authority() rather than requiring a Host header. Since the HTTPS listener advertises h2, ordinary clients can therefore produce host: None and be rejected or routed as the wrong tenant in proxy mode. Extract the authority with an HTTP-aware host extractor or fall back between URI authority and Host. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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`Auth::expired` raced the revalidation loop against `token.expired()`, a timer built from admission's immutable expiry. A re-check could therefore shorten a session but never extend one, though the docs claimed both: the admission timer fired first and closed a grant the endpoint had renewed. The loop already starts from that same bound and tracks every reply's, so it subsumes the timer rather than racing it. Also read the host from the URI authority in `/announced` and `/fetch`: HTTP/2 carries it in `:authority` and usually sends no `Host` header, and the HTTPS listener advertises h2, so proxy mode lost the tenant for ordinary clients. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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For an HTTP/1.1 /announced or /fetch request whose Host is an IPv6 literal without a port, such as [2001:db8::1], rsplit_once(':') treats the final address component as a port and forwards a truncated host like [2001:db8: to the proxy auth endpoint. This can reject or misroute otherwise valid IPv6-addressed requests; parse the header as an HTTP Authority and use its host component instead.
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dev: this is a breaking change to a published crate (see below).What it does
By default (
--auth-api-mode token) the relay is the verifier and nothing changes: the endpoint returns akeyfor the JWT'skid, orpublicprefixes for a tokenless connection.With
proxy, the endpoint is the decider. The relay forwards the connection verbatim and enforces what comes back:{ "alias": "x7k2qp", "tier": "region/sjc", "grant": { "subscribe": ["room"], "publish": ["room/alice"], "exp": 1893456000 } }The relay verifies nothing and holds no keys. Signature checking, scoping, expiry, per-viewer rules, even subdomain routing become a deploy of the endpoint rather than a roll of the fleet, and the credential need not be a JWT at all - it's an opaque string the endpoint alone interprets.
Why a mode, not a response shape
An earlier revision made this per-response, so one endpoint could answer with a
keyfor one connection and agrantfor another. That put both paths inside a single request, and everything awkward followed: which cache key applies, whether the credential may be sent, what "still vouched for" means. Choosing once, per relay, deletes all of it.The mode lives on
AuthApi, notAuth, so it rides on a session's grant alongside the endpoint that issued it - the rule #3069 established. Resolved from whicheverAuthruns the re-check instead, a proxy-admitted session re-checked by a token-mode instance sends no credential, finds nokey, and closes a session the endpoint is still granting.The mode is a cost decision
tokenkeys on (kid,root,transport), so an audience sharing a signing key is ONE cached request per relay however many distinct tokens they hold. Auth cost tracks broadcasts and keys.proxyputs the credential in the request, so responses cache per credential and auth cost tracks concurrent viewers.Tokenless connections still cache per path either way, so public broadcasts stay flat in both.
Refusing a viewer
404, an empty grant, or - in proxy mode only -401/403. The relay reads a401/403as a definitive rejection exactly where it forwarded a credential to be rejected. A token-mode request carries no credential, and neither does an anonymous proxy connection, so there the same status can only mean the relay's own identity or a gateway in front of the endpoint, and stays an outage. Reading it otherwise would disconnect a whole audience over a gateway blip.Expiry
Each re-check's
expreplaces the one before it, so an endpoint can cut a session short or extend a renewed one. In token mode the JWT's ownexpis a ceiling a reply may lower but never raise - no endpoint reply gets to extend a signed credential's life.Caching
The relay keys its cache on a SHA-256 of the credential, so an endpoint that forgets
Vary: Authorizationcan't have one viewer served another's grant, and the secret stays out of logs and metrics. Because that key already separates credentials, the cache is declared private: a shared cache refuses to store a credentialed reply on a plainmax-age(RFC 9111 §3.5), which would have made the per-credential caching above never actually happen. Nothing readss-maxage, so the revalidation schedule is unaffected.Configuration guards
--auth-api-mode proxycannot be combined with--auth-domain- both decide how a hostname becomes a broadcast root, and proxy mode gives that job to the endpoint.--auth-api-modewithout--auth-apiis a startup error too: a mode with no endpoint to consult decides nothing.Breaking change
AuthParamsgained ahostfield, so struct literals naming every field no longer compile; build it with..Default::default(). No in-tree caller breaks.Test plan
cargo test -p moq-relay(252 lib),cargo clippy --locked -p moq-relay --all-targets -- -D warnings,cargo sort --workspace --check,cargo fmt --all --check: clean.New coverage, each verified to fail without its fix: proxy
401/403closing a session, and token-mode/anonymous-proxy401/403staying an outage; a re-check's shortenedexpbounding the session, and a reply unable to extend a signed one; both startup guards, plus token mode still accepting--auth-domain; an unknown--auth-api-moderejected rather than silently defaulting; and a proxy grant re-checked in proxy mode by a token-modeAuth.Cross-Package Sync:
doc/bin/relay/auth.mddocuments the mode, refusal statuses, expiry, the cache semantics, and the config guards.Follow-up
mTLS still bypasses the mode entirely (
resolve_mtlsreads onlyalias/tier), so an operator can't refuse or scope an mTLS peer through a grant. Unifying that is filed separately - it touches a different code path and carries its own production risk.(Written by Claude Opus 5)