- Renamed `AddRoleAction/Request/Response` to `PutRoleAction/Request/Response`
- also renamed the user/roles rest actions
- Changed the returned format for `RestGetRoleAction`. Previously this endpoint returned an array of role descriptor. Now it returns an object where the role names serve as the keys for the role objects. This is aligned with other APIs in ES (e.g. index templates).
- When `RestGetRoleAction` cannot find all the requested roles, it'll return an empty object and a 404 response status
- Also cleaned up `RoleDescriptor`
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@742f6e0020
DiscoveryService was a bridge into the discovery universe. This is unneeded and we can just access discovery directly or do things in a different way.
This is a complement to elastic/elasticsearchelastic/elasticsearch#16821
Closeselastic/elasticsearch#1571
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@496f0c4081
- Now it's more aligned with other APIs in ES (e.g. index template API)
- the "get user" API now returns an object as a response. The users are keyed by their username. If none of the requested users is found, an empty object will be returned with a 404 response status.
- the body of "put user" request doesn't require "username" anymore (as it's defined as part of the URL)
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@f7c12648b1
In case that a single email attachment cannot be downloaded, this ensures
that the whole action fails with a correct Action.Failure.
This also fixes an NPE that would occur otherwise.
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@7bb042a719
This is a small fix to use specified id when sending data attachments.
The current solution always used "data".
Also a minor refactoring was made to include get the different parser impls
from the EmailAttachmentsParser instead of specifying them twice in the
EmailAction.
Closeselastic/elasticsearch#1503
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@9354e83c8b
The roles parsing does not currently handle null tokens since the YAML parser
was not emitting them. With the upgrade to Jackson 2.7.1, the parser is now
emitting the null token value.
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@abcad633ad
The awaiting latch was not waiting as long as the sleep in the code
causing the latch to fail and the test to fail.
This code aligns the time to wait for the latch and the sleep code
in the mock http server.
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@8a2cc61204
Going forward (from 5.0 on) we'll remove all occurrences of the "shield" name/word from the code base. For this reason we want to already start using `.security` index in 2.3 such that we won't need to migrate it to a `.security` index later on.
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@74a1cbfcf2
The request timeout and the real time the webserver slept was 5000ms.
In case of loaded systems, there might be cases, where the request was
still received in time.
This commit increases the server side sleep time to 10 seconds, to ensure
that the client aborts the request early
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@718c05519f
The current HTTP timeout tests had two problems.
* Binding to port 9200-9300
* The first request to hit was having a delay, the other ones had not,
so if any other component hit the test inbetween (likely in a CI env),
the HTTP request from the test itself will not be delayed.
Both cases are fixed in this commit.
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@d696e020cc
This removes the use of a specific address in smoke test ssl plugins and instead generates
the certificate with all of the IP addresses and DNS names of the system as subject
alternative names. This required duplication and modification of some code from core's
NetworkUtils.
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@576824376f
When an HTTP input returns an error body, right now we check if the
error code is below 400 and only then we include the body.
However using another method from URLConnection, the body can be
access always.
Closeselastic/elasticsearch#1550
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@1743fd0a77
- roles are now reliably parsed
- in `Put Role` API, added a double check to verify that the role name in the URL matches the role name if the body. Also, if the body doesn't have a role name, the role name in the URL will be used.
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@5054ce8567
- Renamed `AddRoleAction/Request/Response` to `PutRoleAction/Request/Response`
- also renamed the user/roles rest actions
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@ae0ccd61e5
- `full_name` and `email` are optional user fields
- `metadata` is an optional arbitrary meta data that can be associated with the user
- cleaned up the user actions - consistent naming (e.g. `PutUserAction` vs. `AddUserAction`)
- moved source parsing from the `PutUserRequest` to the `PutUserRequestBuilder`
- renamed`WatcherXContentUtils` to `XContentUtils` and moved it to sit under `o.e.xpack.commons.xcontent`
Closeselastic/elasticsearch#412
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@5460e3caf7
We shouldn't have marvel enabled for these tests because we get false test failures
due to marvel indices existing and failing to lock the shard.
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@11123bb660
This removes the use of group setting for `shield.` and introduces some individual settings
and some group settings that should not overlap and cause issues when iteration order
changes.
See elastic/elasticsearch#1520
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@193e937193
Until we can fix the shield settings, we have bugs where we depend on the iteration
order of a map and discovery ec2 settings provoke this (most likely through a map
resize).
See elastic/elasticsearch#1520
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@fbc32cf069
- Moved all settings in Marvel from `marvel.*` to `xpack.monitoring.*`
- Cleaned up marvel settings in general - they're all now under `MarvelSettings` class
- fixed some integration tests along the way (they were configured wrong and never actually tested anything)
- Updated the docs accordingly
- Added `migration-5_0.asciidoc` under the Marvel docs to explain how to migrate from Marvel 2.x to XPack 5.0.
- Replaced all `marvel` mentions in the logs to `monitoring`
- Removed the `xpack.monitoring.template.version` setting from the templates
- renamed the templates to `monitoring-es-data.json` and `monitoring-es.json`
- monitoring indices are now `.monitoring-es-<version>-data` and `.monitoring-es-<version>-<timestamp>`
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@17f2abe17d
Custom realms may enable the use of other authorization schemes than just basic authentication
and these schemes should work in addition to our built in realms. However, our built in realms use
the UsernamePasswordToken class to parse the Authorization header, which had a check to ensure
the token was for basic authentication and if not, an exception was thrown. The throwing of the
exception stops the authentication process and prevents custom realms from evaluating the header
if they come later in the ordering of realms.
This change removes the throwing of the exception unless the header starts with 'Basic ' and is invalid.
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@fd438ded95
- renaming `ShieldPlugin` to `Shield` (it's no longer a plugin)
- renaming `WatcherPlugin` to `Watcher` (it's no longer a plugin)
- renaming `MarvelPlugin` to `Marvel` (it's no longer a plugin)
- renaming `LicensePlugin` to `Licensing` (it's no longer a plugin)
- renamed setting:`watcher.enabled` -> `xpack.watcher.enabled`
- renamed setting:`marvel.enabled` -> `xpack.marvel.enabled`
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@35a6540b11
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