BREAKING CHANGE: repository paths are now specified under a new config key called "repositories" under "accessControl" section in order to handle "groups" feature. Previously the repository paths were specified directly under "accessControl".
This PR adds the ability to create groups of users which can be used for authZ policies, instead of just users.
{
"http": {
"accessControl": {
"groups": {
Just like the users, groups can be part of repository policies/default policies/admin policies. The 'groups' field in accessControl can be missing if there are no groups. The permissions priority is user>group>default>admin policy, verified in this order (in authz.go), and permissions are cumulative. It works with LDAP too, and the group attribute name is configurable. The DN of the group is used as the group name and the functionality is the same. All groups for the given user are added to the context in authn.go. Repository paths are now specified under a new keyword called "repositories" under "accessControl" section in order to handle "groups" feature.
Signed-off-by: Ana-Roberta Lisca <ana.kagome@yahoo.com>
whenever we make a request that contains header apart from CORS allowed header, browser sends a preflight request
and in response accept *Access-Control-Allow-Headers*.
preflight request is in form of OPTIONS method, added new http handler func to set headers
and returns HTTP status ok in case of OPTIONS method.
in case of authorization, request contains authorization header
added authorization header in Access-Control-Allow-Headers list
added AllowOrigin field in HTTPConfig this field value is set to Access-Control-Allow-Origin header and will give zot adminstrator to limit incoming request.
Signed-off-by: Shivam Mishra <shimish2@cisco.com>
Periodically poll registries and pull images according to sync's config
Added sync on demand, syncing when clients asks for an image which
zot doesn't have.
Signed-off-by: Petu Eusebiu <peusebiu@cisco.com>
