=== 1.1.3 :: In progress... * CHANGED: * XML responses now start with a correct XML declaration specifying UTF-8 encoding (). * FIXED: * Extra attributes with UTF-8 characters should be correctly encoded under ruby 1.8.7. * Improved compatibility with various versions of ActiveRecord, ActiveSupport and other dependencies. * Minor code reorganization and cleanup. === 1.1.2 :: 2012-09-19 * FIXED: * Upgraded sinatra-r18n dependency to 1.1.0. This should fix localization issues for some users. === 1.1.1 :: 2012-06-08 * NEW: * Google authenticator now has a "restricted_domain" option to allow logins only from Google accounts (email addressed) under a specific domain name. * FIXED: * When installed as a gem, localization should now work correctly thanks to fixed translations path. === 1.1.0 :: 2012-04-19 * NEW: * Localization is now done using R18n instead of Gettext. * Restored compatibility with Sinatra 1.2 * Now compatibile with Ruby 1.9.3 * Can now run without Bundler if all required dependencies are already installed. * es_AR translations. * CHANGED: * It is no longer possible to select the locale by adding a 'lang=xx' attribute to the request URL. The locale is selected using the 'Accept-Lanuage' header sent in the request. However the old 'lang' functionality may be restored in a future version. * Certain localized string keys have changed. If you are using your own custom views you may need to modify them accordingly. * FIXED: * Removed unnecessary bcrypt requirement for encrypted sql authenticators. * Single Sign Out requests should now work with SSL-enabled services. === 1.0.1 :: 2011-11-22 * NEW: * On startup the server now checks for a config.yml file in its own root directory, then in /etc/rubycas-server. * FIXED: * Compatibilty with Sinatra 1.3 (:public changed to :public_folder). * Database migration files should now be correctly bundled with the gem distribution. * Should work with both ActiveRecord >= 2.3.12 and < 3.1. Previously the dependency was erronously set to accept only the 2.3.12 series. * Specs now pass under ActiveRecord 2.3.12 in both Ruby 1.8 and 1.9 === 1.0.0 :: 2011-08-03 * NEW: * Rewrite to replace Camping/Picnic with Sinatra * Support for Ruby 1.9.2 * Support for Active Record 3 * CHANGED: * Google authenticator proxy configuration has been changed (see config.example.yml) === 0.8.0 * NEW: * Support for localization via Ruby-GetText. See http://code.google.com/p/rubycas-server/wiki/Localization for details. [antono] * Switched to Picnic 0.8.x, so RubyCAS-Server is now based on Rack and Camping 2.0 and is now compatible with Passenger Phusion * Change to authenticator API: every authenticator now has a class 'setup' method that gets called at server startup. This is where class-level configuration should be done (e.g. establishing a database connection). This is different from the 'configure' method which gets called on a per- instance basis for each authenticator. [godfat] * Database connections are now automatically released back to the connection pool at the end of each request. This should allow the server to handle many more concurrent requests, since database connections are no longer left checked out of the pool. * Added new SQL authenticator (sql_rest_auth) compatible with the restful_authentication Rails plugin. [antono] * Re-licensed under the MIT License. * FIXED: * Fixed weird problems with loading controllers when using older versions of activesupport and/or rubygems. * Failure to connect to a service during a single sign out request is now handled gracefully. * Required gem dependencies have been re-enabled in the gemspec. * Authlogic authenticator files added to gemspec. [rajiv] * Authenticators are now instantiated on a per-request basis (rather than once at startup) to ensure thread safety. === 0.7.1 :: 2008-11-10 * Fixed dependency loading problems introduced by upstream changes in RubyGems 1.3.1. === 0.7.0 :: 2008-11-04 * NEW: * Implemented single-sign-out functionality as specified in CAS 3.3. See http://www.ja-sig.org/wiki/display/CASUM/Single+Sign+Out. * It is now possible to configure Authenticators to return extra attributes to CAS clients alongside the username. For an example of how to do this see the included SQL authenticator. Also have a look at: http://groups.google.com/group/rubycas-server/browse_thread/thread/5eade3793cb590e9 Note that extra attributes of type other than String or Numeric are serialized into YAML format before being sent along to the client. * Added an MD5-password version of the SQL authenticator for Drupal and any other database that stores its passwords in hashed form (thanks malcolmm). * Added new Google authenticator for authenticating against Google/GMail accounts. * CHANGED: * Service URIs are now automatically normalized. For example, if the service URI given to the server has a 'ticket' parameter, the ticket will now be automatically stripped. This is to avert any possible issues raised by misbehaving CAS clients (the CAS ticket should never be part of the service URI). Same goes for other CAS-related parameters like 'service', 'renew', and 'gateway'. Additionally, the trailing '/' and '?' characters are automatically stripped from URLs, since, for example, "http://google.com/" is almost certainly equivalent to "http://google.com". * The expire_sessions config variable is now respected -- ticket granting ticket cookies are set with an expiry datetime, so that the SSO session is effectively terminated once the ticket_granting_ticket_expiry period is reached. * If present, the HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR header is used for recording the client's address. This is useful when the server is running behind a reverse proxy, but it should not be considered authoritative since it can be easily spoofed. * The 'service' field in the 'casserver_st' table has been changed from VARCHAR(255) to TEXT in order to accomodate service URIs longer than 255 characters (fixes issue #46). * The CAS XML responses are no longer whitespace-formatted (i.e. Markaby's auto-indentation has been turned off). Apparently the whitespace was causing problems with mod_auth_cas. See: http://groups.google.com/group/rubycas-server/browse_thread/thread/e482fe09999b73d3 * When used without pre-authentication, the LDAP authenticator now tries to bind by searching for the given username in the LDAP directory based on the configured username_attribute. Prior to this change the authenticator attempted to bind with the LDAP server by assuming that the username credential matches the user's CN. This is no longer the case. * CAS responses to invalid requests (for example where required parameters are missing or incorrect) will now have HTTP status code 422. Internal server errors (where the server rather than the client is at fault) have error 500. Previously most responses had error code 200, regardless of their contents. * FIXED: * Fixed logout action to work properly with ActiveRecord 2.1 (eager loading behaviour was changed upstream forcing a change to the way we look for ProxyGrantingTickets to delete on logout). * When running under Mongrel, the USR2 signal should now restart the server as expected -- however currently this only works when the server is running in the foregaround. When daemonized, USR2 will shut down the server without restarting (see issue #58). * Fixed activerecord/activesupport gem load problems, hopefully once and for all (however picnic-0.7.0 is now required). === 0.6.0 :: 2008-03-28 * Much of the supporting functionality that makes RubyCAS-Server act as a well-behaved Linux service has been abstracted out into its own library. This new library is called Picnic and is now a gem dependency for RubyCAS-Server. You can find out more about it at http://code.google.com/p/camping-picnic/. * The logout action will now accept a 'destination' parameter in lieu of 'service'. This means that if a 'destination' parameter is given with some URL, the logout action will show the login form, allowing the user to immedietly log back in to the service specified by 'destination'. * The logout action will now accept a 'url' parameter. If given, the logout page will show a message indicating that the CAS session has been terminated and instructing the user to click on a link to follow the given URL. If the 'url' parameter is given, the login form will NOT be shown on the logout page (see above). * When an authentication failure occurs (because the user submitted invalid credentials or the login ticket is missing), the server now returns a 401 (Unauthorized) response instead of 200. * An encryption-enabled version of the SQL authenticator is now available. For more info have a look at: http://code.google.com/p/rubycas-server/wiki/UsingTheSQLEncryptedAuthenticator * Better compatibility with Oracle databases. The database migration no longer tries to create tables with long names when long table names are not supported by the underlying database connector (issue #15). * The server now automatically removes leading and trailing whitespace from the username entered by users. Passwords however are left intact, with no whitespace removed. * The server can now be configured to automatically downcase the username entered by users (dowcase_username option). So if a user enters "JSmith", the system will convert it to "jsmith" if the downcase_username option is set to true. * The server can now be made to bind to a specific address. See the :bind_address option in the config.example.yml file. * Fixed bug with ActiveRecord 2.0.2 where service tickets were not being given a type (issue #37). === 0.5.1 :: 2007-12-20 * Tickets generated by the server should now be a lot more secure. The random string generator used for generating tickets now uses Crypt::ISAAC. Tickets have also been extended in length; STs, PTs and LTs can now extend up to 32 characters, and PGTs and PGT-IOUs up to 64. === 0.5.0 :: 2007-09-20 * Gateway requests should now be handled correctly. When the request to the login page is made with gateway=true as one of the parameters, the CAS server will immediately redirect back to the target service along with a service ticket if an SSO session exists for the user (or without a service ticket if there is no pre-existing SSO session). Note that if you are using RubyCAS-Client and want gatewaying, you will need to upgrade it to 1.1.0 as gatewaying was broken in prior versions. * If gateway=true is specified as part of the logout URI, the server will log the user out and immediately redirect them back to the specified service. In other words, you can now do "gatewayed logouts" as well as logins. * A login ticket can now be remotely requested from the server by placing a POST request to '/loginTicket'. * The login view can now be made to return only the login form. This is done by adding the 'onlyLoginForm' parameter to the '/login' request. Optionally, a 'submitToURI' parameter can be supplied to force the login form to submit to the given URI (otherwise the server will try to figure out the full URI to its own login controller). This functionality may be useful when you want to embed the login form in some external page, as an IFRAME otherwise. * Custom views can now be used to override the default Markaby templates by specifying a 'custom_views_file' option in the configuration. See custom_views.example.rb. [jzylks] * Table names have been shortened to work with Oracle. A migration has been added that should do the shortening for you the first time you run this new RubyCAS-Server version. * Multiple authenticators can now be specified. During authentication, credentials are presented to the first authenticator, then the second, and so on, until the user is validated by any one authenticator or fails validation for all of them. [jzylks] * When using webrick, you can now run with SSL disabled by omitting the ssl_cert and ssl_key parameters. * Changed incorrect MySQL example database configuration -- option should be 'host:' not 'server:' (issue #22). === 0.4.2 :: 2007-07-26 * The LDAP/AD authenticator has been largely re-written. The code is a bit cleaner now, and should work better with non-Active Directory LDAP servers (although this has yet to be tested since I don't have access to a non-AD LDAP server). * The validate() method in your authenticators now receives a :service element (in addition to :username, and :password). This is simply the service url (if any) specified in the user's CAS request. If you call read_standard_credentials(credentials) at the top of your validator, the value will also be available as @service along with @username and @password. * By request, a :username_prefix option has been added to the ldap configuration. If entered, this string will be automatically prefixed to the username entered by the user. * A bug having to do with handling authenticator errors has been fixed. Any authenticator error messages should now be correctly shown on the login page. * Minor improvements to error messages having to do with login tickets. They're a bit more prescriptive now, explaining to the user what steps they should take to correct the error. === 0.4.1 :: 2007-06-07 * This release restores compatiblity with older versions of rubygems (pre-0.9.0). To achieve this, we alias the 'gem' method to the old 'require_gem' if 'gem' is not already defined. * rubycas-server-ctl will now quiety delete an orphaned .pid file instead complaining loudly and refusing to start up. * Fixed minor bug in rubycas-server-ctl that sometimes incorrectly reported startup problems when in fact the server had started just fine. === 0.4.0 :: 2007-06-05 * Added rubycas-server-ctl script for controlling daemonized server. * rubygems-0.9.0 or later is now required. * Added system startup script to be used in /etc/init.d on Linux systems. * Authenticator can now be loaded from an external file using the 'source' configuration option. * Better preemptive detection of startup problems with mongrel. * User now sees an error message if the service URI is not a valid URI (i.e. if it's not URI-encoded or otherwise malformed). === 0.3.0 :: 2007-03-29 * Fixed glaring security problem with LDAP/AD Authenticator where under some circumstances blank passwords were accepted as valid. * Autocomplete has been turned off on the password field for better security. In the future we may allow autocomplete to be re-enabled using a configuration setting. * When the user visits the login page and is already authenticated (i.e. they have a valid ticket granting cookie), a message is shown at the top indicating that they are already logged in. * sqlite3-ruby is no longer required by the gem as a dependency. The user must now install it manually prior to installing rubycas-server. The building of sqlite3 native extensions appears to be somewhat flakey and probably defeats the original purpose of using it (which was to have a CAS server up and running with no additional DB configuration). We will use MySQL as the default database adapter instead, since it does not require additional libraries and many users will have a MySQL server already available. * Fixed bug that was causing all proxy-granting tickets to be deleted whenever any user logged out. Only the PGTs for the user that is logging out are now being deleted. * Trailing slashes in service URLs are now ignored when validating service and proxy tickets (e.g. "http://www.google.com" and "http://www.google.com/" are now considered to be the same service URL). * Authenticators now raise AuthenticatorError exceptions when encountering a problem/error. This makes it easier to send feedback to the user. However, other exceptions should still be raised when errors ought not be recoverable (i.e. programming errors). * Fixed serious vulnerability in LDAP authenticator where under some cirumstances the user could just enter '*' as their username to match any username. The LDAP authenticator will now refuse to process logins with usernames that contain the characters * ( ) \ / and the NULL character \0. * Views are no longer xhtml-validated. Markaby's auto-validation was turned off to allow for use of the autocomplete property on inputs, since this is the only viable way of turning off password storage in IE and Firefox at the page level. * You can now limit the maximum length of a login session by setting the expire_sessions config setting to true. * Fixed some minor bugs in the login view. === 0.2.0 :: 2007-03-20 * ruby-casserver now behaves more like a real command-line app, accepting various command line arguments including -h (help), -v (version), -c (use an alternate config.yml), and -d (daemonize, when using webrick or mongrel mode). * Special characters in CAS XML responses are now properly encoded into XML entities * CAS XML responses are no longer auto-indented... Markaby's indentation seemed to be causing problems with the PHP CAS client. * Misc minor bug fixes/cleanup. === 0.1.0 :: 2007-03-01 * First public release.