config: prevent top-level `verify_incoming` enabling mTLS on gRPC port (#13118)

Fixes #13088

This is a backwards-compatibility bug introduced in 1.12.
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Dan Upton 2022-05-18 16:15:57 +01:00 committed by GitHub
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5 changed files with 33 additions and 5 deletions

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.changelog/13118.txt Normal file
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@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
```release-note:bug
config: fix backwards compatibility bug where setting the (deprecated) top-level `verify_incoming` option would enable TLS client authentication on the gRPC port
```

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@ -2522,7 +2522,7 @@ func (b *builder) buildTLSConfig(rt RuntimeConfig, t TLS) (tlsutil.Config, error
// TLS is only enabled on the gRPC listener if there's an HTTPS port configured
// for historic and backwards-compatibility reasons.
if rt.HTTPSPort <= 0 && (t.GRPC != TLSProtocolConfig{}) {
if rt.HTTPSPort <= 0 && (t.GRPC != TLSProtocolConfig{} && t.GRPCModifiedByDeprecatedConfig == nil) {
b.warn("tls.grpc was provided but TLS will NOT be enabled on the gRPC listener without an HTTPS listener configured (e.g. via ports.https)")
}

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@ -870,4 +870,17 @@ type TLS struct {
InternalRPC TLSProtocolConfig `mapstructure:"internal_rpc"`
HTTPS TLSProtocolConfig `mapstructure:"https"`
GRPC TLSProtocolConfig `mapstructure:"grpc"`
// GRPCModifiedByDeprecatedConfig is a flag used to indicate that GRPC was
// modified by the deprecated field mapping (as apposed to a user-provided
// a grpc stanza). This prevents us from emitting a warning about an
// ineffectual grpc stanza when we modify GRPC to honor the legacy behaviour
// that setting `verify_incoming = true` at the top-level *does not* enable
// client certificate verification on the gRPC port.
//
// See: applyDeprecatedTLSConfig.
//
// Note: we use a *struct{} here because a simple bool isn't supported by our
// config merging logic.
GRPCModifiedByDeprecatedConfig *struct{} `mapstructure:"-"`
}

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@ -180,9 +180,11 @@ func applyDeprecatedConfig(d *decodeTarget) (Config, []string) {
func applyDeprecatedTLSConfig(dep DeprecatedConfig, cfg *Config) []string {
var warns []string
defaults := &cfg.TLS.Defaults
internalRPC := &cfg.TLS.InternalRPC
https := &cfg.TLS.HTTPS
tls := &cfg.TLS
defaults := &tls.Defaults
internalRPC := &tls.InternalRPC
https := &tls.HTTPS
grpc := &tls.GRPC
if v := dep.CAFile; v != nil {
if defaults.CAFile == nil {
@ -239,6 +241,16 @@ func applyDeprecatedTLSConfig(dep DeprecatedConfig, cfg *Config) []string {
if defaults.VerifyIncoming == nil {
defaults.VerifyIncoming = v
}
// Prior to Consul 1.12 it was not possible to enable client certificate
// verification on the gRPC port. We must override GRPC.VerifyIncoming to
// prevent it from inheriting Defaults.VerifyIncoming when we've mapped the
// deprecated top-level verify_incoming field.
if grpc.VerifyIncoming == nil {
grpc.VerifyIncoming = pBool(false)
tls.GRPCModifiedByDeprecatedConfig = &struct{}{}
}
warns = append(warns, deprecationWarning("verify_incoming", "tls.defaults.verify_incoming"))
}

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@ -98,7 +98,7 @@ tls_prefer_server_cipher_suites = true
require.False(t, rt.TLS.InternalRPC.VerifyIncoming)
require.False(t, rt.TLS.HTTPS.VerifyIncoming)
require.True(t, rt.TLS.GRPC.VerifyIncoming)
require.False(t, rt.TLS.GRPC.VerifyIncoming)
require.True(t, rt.TLS.InternalRPC.VerifyOutgoing)
require.True(t, rt.TLS.HTTPS.VerifyOutgoing)
require.True(t, rt.TLS.InternalRPC.VerifyServerHostname)