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Chris F Ravenscroft 2eb2215ae4 Database plugins (#133)
This commit actually covers a few items. In future commits, I will keep features distinct. This is only happening this time around due to how long it took to merge this branch.

Covered:

- Database plugins (at this time: SQLite, MySQL, Postgres)
- Backends acting as middleware: added the [[Backends]] configuration directive while retaining backward compatibility with [Backend]
- Schema introspection (root DSE query with base scope)
- When proxying, insert queried attribute back in upstream response, if absent, so that the LDAP library does not filter out all entries
- When chaining backends, any backend can be used to inject OTP value in password, before reaching a non-OTP-aware backend (currently guarded by a True statement in case we find an issue (I did thoroughly test but you never know))
- Handling of special "1.1" attributes filter meaning "I do not want attributes" (RFC 4511, 4.5.1.8)
- Support for "want types only" queries, even when proxying
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package handler
import (
"github.com/glauth/glauth/pkg/config"
"github.com/nmcclain/ldap"
)
type HelperMaker interface {
FindUser(userName string) (bool, config.User, error)
}
// Handler is the common interface for all datastores
type Handler interface {
// read support
ldap.Binder
ldap.Searcher
ldap.Closer
// write support
ldap.Adder
ldap.Modifier // Note: modifying eg the uid or cn might change the dn because the hierarchy is determined by the backend
ldap.Deleter
// helper
HelperMaker
}
// TODO When I grow up, I want to handle pointers same as I would in C
// and not need a counter because I would not allocate statically
// but use idiomatic slicing instead
type HandlerWrapper struct {
Handlers []Handler
Count *int
}