# Upgrade from 2.0.x to 2.0.y

Please apply general caution as you would with any software: have backups and a rollback plan ready!

If you have installed LemonLDAP::NG from official RPMs, you may run into bug #1757 and lose your Apache configuration files while updating from LemonLDAP::NG 2.0.0 or 2.0.1 to later versions. Please backup your `/etc/httpd/conf.d/z-lemonldap-ng-*.conf` files before the update.

## 2.0.7

- Security:
  - #2040: Configuration of a redirection URI for an OpenID Connect Relying Party is now mandatory, as defined in the specifications. If you save your configuration, you will have an error if some of your RP don't have a redirect URI configured.
  - #1943 / CVE-2019-19791: along with the patch provided in 2.0.7 in `Lemonldap/NG/Common/PSGI/Request.pm`, Apache rewrite rule must be updated to avoid an unprotected access to REST services:

        RewriteCond "%{REQUEST_URI}" "!^/(?:(?:static|javascript|favicon).*|.*\.fcgi(?:/.*)?)$"
        RewriteRule "^/(.+)$" "/index.fcgi/$1" [PT]

- Other:
  - Option `checkTime` was enabled by default in `lemonldap-ng.ini`, this let the portal check the configuration immediately instead of waiting for configuration cache expiration. You can keep this option enabled unless you need strong performances.

## 2.0.6

- Option was added to display generate password box in password reset by mail plugin. If you use this feature, you must enable this option, which is disabled by default.
- If you use the default _whatToTrace macro and a case insensitive authentication backend, then a user can generate several persistent sessions for the same login (see issue 1869). This can lead to a security bug if you enabled 2FA, which rely on data stored in the persistent session. To fix this, either choose a unique attribute for _whatToTrace, either force lower case in your macro:

    $_auth eq 'SAML' ? lc($_user.'@'.$_idpConfKey) : $_auth eq 'OpenIDConnect' ? lc($_user.'@'.$_oidc_OP) : lc($_user)

- On CentOS 7 / RHEL 7, a system upgrade breaks ImageMagick, which is used to display captchas (see #1951). To fix this, you can run the following commands:

    yum install -y urw-base35-fonts-legacy
    sed 's,/usr/share/fonts/default/Type1/,/usr/share/X11/fonts/urw-fonts/,g' -i /etc/ImageMagick/type-ghostscript.xml

## 2.0.5

- The Text::Unidecode perl module becomes a requirement (it will be automatically installed if you upgrade from from the deb or RPM repositories)
- CAS logout starts validating the service= parameter, but only if you use the CAS Access control policy. The URL sent in the service= parameter will be checked against known CAS applications, Virtual Hosts, and trusted domains. Add your target domain to trusted domains if you suddenly start having "Invalid URL" messages on logout
- Improvements in cryptographic functions: to take advantage of them, you must change the encryption key of LemonLDAP::NG (see CLI example).
- Debian packaging: FastCGI / uWsgi servers require llng-lmlog.conf and llng-lua-headers.conf. Those configuration files are now provided by lemonldap-ng-handler package and installed in /etc/nginx/snippets directory.

# Upgrade from 1.9 to 2.0

2.0 is a major release, lot of things have been changed. You must read this document before upgrade.

## Upgrade order from 1.9.*

As usual, if you use more than 1 server and don't want to stop SSO service AND IF YOU HAVE NO INCOMPATIBILITY MENTIONED IN THIS DOCUMENT, upgrade must be done in the following order:

1. servers with handlers only;
2. portal servers (all together if your load balancer is stateless (user or client IP) and if users use the menu);
3. manager server

You must revalidate your configuration using the manager.

## Installation

French documentation is no more available. Only English version of this documentation is maintained now.

This release of LL::NG requires these minimal versions of GNU/Linux distributions:

- Debian 9 (stretch)
- Ubuntu 16.04 LTS
- CentOS 7
- RHEL 7

For SAML features, we require at least Lasso 2.5 and we recommend Lasso 2.6.

## Configuration

- lemonldap-ng.ini requires some new fields in portal section. Update yours using the one given installed by default. New requires fields are:
  - staticPrefix (manager and portal): the path to static content
  - templateDir (manager and portal): the path to templates directory
  - languages (manager and portal): accepted languages
- Portal skins are now in `/usr/share/lemonldap-ng/portal/templates`. See skin customization to adapt your templates.
- User module in authentication parameters now provides a "Same as authentication" value. You must revalidate it in the manager since all special values must be replaced by this (Multi, Choice, Proxy, Slave, SAML, OpenID*,...)
- "Multi" doesn't exist anymore: it is replaced by Combination, a more powerful module.
- Apache and Nginx configurations must be updated to use FastCGI portal
- URLs for mail reset and register pages have changed, you must update configuration parameters. For example:

      mailUrl => 'http://auth.example.com/resetpwd',
      registerUrl => 'http://auth.example.com/register',

- Option `trustedProxies` was removed, you must now configure your Web Server to manage `X-Forwarded-For` header, see how to run LL::NG behind a reverse proxy.

Apache mod_perl has got lot of troubleshooting problems since 2.4 version (many segfaults,...), especially when using MPM worker or MPM event. That's why LL::NG doesn't use anymore ModPerl::Registry: all is now handled by FastCGI (portal and manager), except for Apache2 Handler.

For Handlers, it is now recommended to migrate to Nginx, but Apache 2.4 is still supported with MPM prefork.

### Configuration refresh

Now portal has the same behavior than handlers: it looks to configuration stored in local cache every 10 minutes. So it has to be reload like every handler.

If you want to use reload mechanism on a portal only host, you must install a handler in Portal host to be able to refresh local cache. Include `handler-nginx.conf` or `handler-apache2.conf` for example

## LDAP connection

Now LDAP connections are kept open to improve performances. To allow that, LL::NG requires an anonymous access to LDAP RootDSE entry to check connection.

## Kerberos or SSL usage

- A new Kerberos authentication backend has been added since 2.0. This module solves many Kerberos integration problems (usage in conjunction with other backends, better error display,…). However, you can retain the old integration manner (using Apache authentication module).
- For SSL, a new Ajax option can be used in the same idea: so SSL can be used in conjunction with other backends.

## Logs

- Syslog: logs are now configured in `lemonldap-ng.ini` file only. If you use Syslog, you must reconfigure it. See logs for more.
- Apache2: Portal doesn't use anymore Apache2 logger. Logs are always written to Apache error.log but Apache "LogLevel" parameter has no more effect on it. Portal is now a FastCGI application and doesn't use anymore ModPerl. See logs for more.
- If you are running behind a proxy, make sure LemonLDAP::NG can see the original IP address of incoming HTTP connections

## Security

LLNG portal now embeds the following features:

- CSRF protection (Cross-Site Request Forgery): a token is build for each form. To disable it, set requireToken to 0 (portal security parameters in the manager)
- Content-Security-Policy header: portal build dynamically this header. You can modify default values in the manager (Général parameters » Advanced parameters » Security » Content-Security-Policy)

## Handlers

- Apache only:
  - Apache handler is now Lemonldap::NG::Handler::ApacheMP2 and Menu is now Lemonldap::NG::Handler::ApacheMP2::Menu
  - because of an Apache behaviour change, PerlHeaderParserHandler must no more be used with "reload" URLs (replaced by PerlResponseHandler). Any "reload url" that are inside a protected vhost must be unprotected in vhost rules (protection has to be done by web server configuration).
- CDA, ZimbraPreAuth, SecureToken and AuthBasic are now Handler Types. So there is no more special file to load: you just have to choose "VirtualHost type" in the manager/VirtualHosts.
- SSOCookie: Since Firefox 60 and Chrome 68, "+2d, +5M, 12h and so on..." cookie expiration time notation is no more supported. CookieExpiration value is a number of seconds until the cookie expires. A zero or negative number will expire the cookie immediately.

## Rules and headers

- hostname() and remote_ip() are no more provided to avoid some name conflicts (replaced by $ENV{})
- `$ENV{<cgi_variable>}` is now available everywhere: see Writing rules and headers
- some variable names have changed. See variables document

## Supported servers

- Apache-1.3 files are not provided now. You can build them yourself by looking at Apache-2 configuration files

## Ajax requests

Before 2.0, an Ajax query launched after session timeout received a 302 code. Now a 401 HTTP code is returned. `WWW-Authenticate` header contains: `SSO <portal-URL>`

## SOAP/REST services

- SOAP server activation is now split in 2 parameters (configuration/sessions). You must set them else SOAP service will be disabled
- Notifications are now REST/JSON by default. You can force old format in the manager. Note that SOAP proxy has changed: http://portal/notifications now.
- If you use "adminSessions" endpoint with "singleSession*" features, you must upgrade all portals simultaneously
- SOAP services can be replaced by new REST services

AuthBasic Handler uses now REST services instead of SOAP.

## CAS

CAS authentication module no more use perl CAS client, but our own code. You can now define several CAS servers in a specific branch in Manager, like you can define several SAML or OpenID Connect providers.

CAS issuer module has also been improved, you must modify the configuration of CAS clients to move them from virtual host branch to CAS client branch.

## Developer corner

### APIs

Portal has now many REST features and includes an API plugin. See Portal manpages to learn how to write auth modules, issuers or other features.

### Portal overview

Portal is no more a single CGI object. Since 2.0, It is based on Plack/PSGI and Mouse modules. Little resume

    Portal object
      |
      +-> auth module
      |
      +-> userDB module
      |
      +-> issuer modules
      |
      +-> other plugins (notification,...)

Requests are independent objects based on Lemonldap::NG::Portal::Main::Request which inherits from Lemonldap::NG::Common::PSGI::Request which inherits from Plack::Request. See manpages for more.

### Handler

Handler libraries have been totally rewritten. If you've made custom handlers, they must be rewritten, see customhandlers.

If you used self protected CGI, you also need to rewrite them, see documentation.