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Notifications system
====================
LemonLDAP::NG can be used to notify some messages to users. If a user
has got some messages, they will be displayed when he access to the
portal. If a message contains some check boxes, the user has to check
all of them else he can not access to the portal and retrieves his
session cookie.
A notification explorer is available in Manager, and notifications can
be set for all users, with possibility to use display conditions. When
the user accept the notification, notification reference is stored in
his persistent session.
Installation
------------
Activation
~~~~~~~~~~
To activate notifications system:
Go to Manager ``General Parameters`` » ``Plugins`` » ``Notifications`` » ``Activation``
or in ``lemonldap-ng.ini`` [portal] section:
.. code-block:: ini
[portal]
notification = 1
Explorer
~~~~~~~~
Notifications explorer allows users to see and display theirs accepted
notifications. Disable by default, you just have to activate it in the
Manager (``General Parameters`` » ``Plugins`` » ``Notifications`` »
``Explorer``)
or in ``lemonldap-ng.ini`` [portal] section:
.. code-block:: ini
[portal]
notificationsExplorer = 1
By default, just the three last notifications are displayed. You can
modify this by editing ``lemonldap-ng.ini`` [portal] section:
.. code-block:: ini
[portal]
notificationsMaxRetrieve = 3
Usage
^^^^^
When enabled, ``/mynotifications`` URL path is handled by this plugin.
Known issue
^^^^^^^^^^^
An XML document can contain several notifications messages. Just the
first one can be searched and displayed!
.. attention::
Listed notifications are extracted from users
persistent session (notification reference and accepted date). ONLY the
notifications explorer can found in notifications backend are available
to be displayed. Notifications content (title, subtitle and so on...) is
not stored into persistent session.
Storage
~~~~~~~
By default, notifications will be stored in the same database as
configuration:
- if you use "File" system and your "dirName" is set to
/usr/local/lemonldap-ng/conf/, the notifications will be stored in
/usr/local/lemonldap-ng/notifications/
- if you use "CDBI" or "RDBI" system, the notifications will be stored
in the same database as configuration and in a table named
"notifications".
- if you use "LDAP" system, the notifications will be stored in the
same directory as configuration and in a branch named
"notifications".
You can change default parameters using the "notificationStorage" and
"notificationStorageOptions" parameters with the same syntax as
configuration storage parameters. To do this in Manager, go in General
Parameters > Plugins > Notifications.
File
^^^^
Parameters for File backend are the same as
:doc:`File configuration backend<fileconfbackend>`.
.. attention::
You need to create yourself the directory and set write
access to Apache user. For example:
::
mkdir /usr/local/lemonldap-ng/notifications/
chown www-data /usr/local/lemonldap-ng/notifications/
.. tip::
The file name default separator is ``_``, this can be a
problem if you register notifications for users having ``_`` in their
login. You can change the separator with the ``fileNameSeparator``
option, and set another value, for example ``@``.
To summary available options:
- **dirName**: directory where notifications are stored.
- **fileNameSeparator**: file name separator.
DBI
^^^
Parameters for DBI backend are the same as
:doc:`DBI configuration backend<sqlconfbackend>`.
.. attention::
You have to create the table by yourself:
.. code:: sql
CREATE TABLE notifications (
date datetime NOT NULL,
uid varchar(255) NOT NULL,
ref varchar(255) NOT NULL,
cond varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
xml longblob NOT NULL,
done datetime DEFAULT NULL,
PRIMARY KEY (date, uid,ref)
)
To summary available options:
- **dbiChain**: DBI connection.
- **dbiUser**: DBI user.
- **dbiPassword**: DBI password.
- **dbiTable**: Notifications table name.
LDAP
^^^^
Parameters for LDAP backend are the same as
:doc:`LDAP configuration backend<ldapconfbackend>`.
.. attention::
You have to create the branch by yourself
To summary available options:
- **ldapServer**: LDAP URL.
- **ldapBindDN**: LDAP user.
- **ldapBindPassword**: LDAP password.
- **ldapConfBase**: Notifications branch DN.
.. note::
DBI configuration example:
::
notificationStorage = DBI
notificationStorageOptions={ \
'dbiChain' => 'DBI:Pg:dbname=llng;host=mabdd;port=5432', \
'dbiTable' => 'notifications', \
'dbiUser' => 'user', \
'dbiPassword' => 'qwerty', \
'type' => 'CDBI', \
}
Wildcard
~~~~~~~~
The notifications module uses a wildcard to manage notifications for all
users. The default value of this wildcard is ``allusers``, but you can
change it if ``allusers`` is a known identifier in your system.
To change it, go in General Parameters > Plugins >
Notifications > Wildcard for all users, and set for example
``alluserscustom``.
Then creating a notification for ``alluserscustom`` will display the
notification for all users.
Using notification system
-------------------------
.. attention::
Since version 2.0, notifications are now stored in JSON
format. If you want to keep old format, select "use old format" in the
Manager. Note that notification server depends on chosen format: REST
for JSON and SOAP for XML.
Notification format
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Notifications are JSON (default) or XML files containing:
- <notification> element(s) :
- Required attributes:
- date: creation date (format YYYY-MM-DD WITHOUT time!)
- ref: a reference that can be used later to know what has been
notified and when (Avoid ``_`` character)
- uid: the user login (it must correspond to the attribute set in
whatToTrace parameter, uid by default), or the wildcard string
(by default: ``allusers``) if the notification should be
displayed for every user.
- Optional attributes:
- condition: condition to display the notification, can use all
session variables.
- Sub elements:
- <title>: title to display: will be inserted in HTML page
enclosed in <h2 class="notifText">...</h2>
- <subtitle>: subtitle to display: will be inserted in HTML page
enclosed in <h2 class="notifText">...</h2>
- <text>: paragraph to display: will be inserted in HTML page
enclosed in <p class="notifText">...</p>
- <check>: paragraph to display with a checkbox: will be inserted
in HTML page enclosed in <p class="notifCheck"><input
type="checkbox" />...</p>
.. attention::
All other elements will be removed including HTML
elements like <b>.
.. tip::
One notification XML document can contain several
notifications messages.
Several notifications can be inserted with a single request by using an
array of JSON (Tested with an array of 10,000 elements)
Examples
^^^^^^^^
JSON
''''
.. code::
[{
"uid": "foo",
"date": "2009-01-27",
"reference": "ABC",
"title": "You have new authorizations",
"subtitle": "Application 1",
"text": "You have been granted to access to appli-1",
# An array is required to set multi checkboxes
"check": [
"I agree",
"Yes, I'm sure"
]
},
{
"uid": "bar",
"date": "2009-01-27",
"reference": "ABC",
"title": "You have new authorizations",
"subtitle": "Application 1",
"text": "You have been granted to access to appli-1",
"check": "I agree"
}] # No comma at the end
.. tip::
JSON format notifications are displayed sorted by date and
reference
XML
'''
.. code-block:: xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?>
<root>
<notification uid="foo.bar" date="2009-01-27" reference="ABC">
<title>You have new authorizations</title>
<subtitle>Application 1</subtitle>
<text>You have been granted to access to appli-1</text>
<subtitle>Application 2</subtitle>
<text>You have been granted to access to appli-2</text>
<subtitle>Acceptation</subtitle>
<check>I know that I can access to appli-1 </check>
<check>I know that I can access to appli-2 </check>
</notification>
<notification uid="allusers" date="2009-01-27" reference="disclaimer" condition="$ipAddr =~ /^192/">
<title>This is your first access on this system</title>
<text>Be a nice user and do not break it please.</text>
<check>Of course I am not evil!</check>
</notification>
</root>
Create new notifications with notifications explorer
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
In Manager, click on ``Notifications`` and then on the ``Create``
button.
|image0|
Then fill all inputs to create the notification. Only the condition is
not mandatory.
When all is ok, click on ``Save``.
Notification server
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
LemonLDAP::NG provides two notification servers : SOAP and REST
depending on format.
If enabled, the server URL is https://auth.your.domain/notifications.
Notification server provides three API to insert (POST), delete (DELETE)
or list (GET) notification(s).
Available options:
- **Server**: Enable/Disable notification server
- **Default condition**: Condition appended to ALL notifications
inserted by notification server
- **Notification parameters to send**: Notifications parameters
returned by ``GET`` method
- **HTTP methods**: Enable/Disable HTTP methods
.. attention::
If notification server is enabled, you have to protect
this URL by using the web server because there is no authentication
required to use it.
Example:
.. code::
# REST/SOAP functions for insert/delete/list notifications (disabled by default)
<LocationMatch ^/(index\.fcgi/)?notifications>
<IfVersion >= 2.3>
Require ip 192.168.2.0/24
</IfVersion>
<IfVersion < 2.3>
Order Deny,Allow
Deny from all
Allow from 192.168.2.0/24
</IfVersion>
</LocationMatch>
XML notifications through SOAP
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
If you use old XML format, new notifications can be inserted or deleted
by using SOAP request, once SOAP is activated:
\* Insertion example in Perl
''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
.. code-block:: perl
#!/usr/bin/perl
use SOAP::Lite;
use utf8;
my $lite = SOAP::Lite
->uri('urn:Lemonldap::NG::Common::PSGI::SOAPService')
->proxy('http://auth.example.com/notifications');
$r = $lite->newNotification(
'<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?>
<root>
<notification uid="foo.bar" date="2009-01-27" reference="ABC">
<text> You have been granted to access to appli-1 </text>
<text> You have been granted to access to appli-2 </text>
<check> I know that I can access to appli-1 </check>
<check> I know that I can access to appli-2 </check>
</notification>
</root>
');
if ( $r->fault ) {
print STDERR "SOAP Error: " . $r->fault->{faultstring};
}
else {
my $res = $r->result();
print "$res notification(s) have been inserted\n";
}
\* Deletion example in Perl
'''''''''''''''''''''''''''
.. code-block:: perl
#!/usr/bin/perl
use SOAP::Lite;
use utf8;
my $lite = SOAP::Lite
->uri('urn:Lemonldap::NG::Common::CGI::SOAPService')
->proxy('http://auth.example.com/index.pl/notification');
$r = $lite->deleteNotification('foo.bar', 'ABC');
if ( $r->fault ) {
print STDERR "SOAP Error: " . $r->fault->{faultstring};
}
else {
my $res = $r->result();
print "$res notification(s) have been deleted\n";
}
JSON notifications through REST
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Insertion example with REST API
'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
Using JSON, you just have to POST json files.
For example with curl:
::
curl -X POST -H "Content-Type: application/json" -H "Accept: application/json" -d @notif.json http://auth.example.com/notifications
Deletion example with REST API
''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
DELETE API is available with LLNG ≥ 2.0.6
For example with curl:
::
curl -X DELETE -H "Content-Type: application/json" -H "Accept: application/json" http://auth.example.com/notifications/<uid>/<reference>
List example with REST API
''''''''''''''''''''''''''
GET API is available with LLNG ≥ 2.0.6
For example with curl:
::
# Retrieve 'wildcard' notifications
curl -X GET -H "Content-Type: application/json" -H "Accept: application/json" http://auth.example.com/notifications
# Retrieve all pending notifications
curl -X GET -H "Content-Type: application/json" -H "Accept: application/json" http://auth.example.com/notifications/_allPending_
# Retrieve all existing notifications
curl -X GET -H "Content-Type: application/json" -H "Accept: application/json" http://auth.example.com/notifications/_allExisting_
# Retrieve all <uid>'s notifications
curl -X GET -H "Content-Type: application/json" -H "Accept: application/json" http://auth.example.com/notifications/<uid>
# Retrieve <uid>/<reference> notification parameters
curl -X GET -H "Content-Type: application/json" -H "Accept: application/json" http://auth.example.com/notifications/<uid>/<reference>
Test notification
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
You've just to insert a notification and connect to the portal using the
same UID. You will be prompted.
|image1|
Try also to create a global notification (to the uid "allusers"), and
connect with any user, the message will be prompted.
.. |image0| image:: /documentation/manager-notification.png
:class: align-center
.. |image1| image:: /documentation/portal-notification.png
:class: align-center
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