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[feature] Allow admins to expire remote public keys; refetch expired keys on demand (#2183)
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@ -66,7 +66,7 @@ func (p *Processor) UserGet(ctx context.Context, requestedUsername string, reque
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// If the request is not on a public key path, we want to
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// try to authenticate it before we serve any data, so that
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// we can serve a more complete profile.
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requestingAccountURI, errWithCode := p.federator.AuthenticateFederatedRequest(ctx, requestedUsername)
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pubKeyAuth, errWithCode := p.federator.AuthenticateFederatedRequest(ctx, requestedUsername)
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if errWithCode != nil {
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return nil, errWithCode // likely 401
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}
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@ -89,7 +89,7 @@ func (p *Processor) UserGet(ctx context.Context, requestedUsername string, reque
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// Instead, we end up in an 'I'll show you mine if you show me
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// yours' situation, where we sort of agree to reveal each
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// other's profiles at the same time.
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if p.federator.Handshaking(requestedUsername, requestingAccountURI) {
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if p.federator.Handshaking(requestedUsername, pubKeyAuth.OwnerURI) {
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return data(person)
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}
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@ -98,10 +98,11 @@ func (p *Processor) UserGet(ctx context.Context, requestedUsername string, reque
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requestingAccount, _, err := p.federator.GetAccountByURI(
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// On a hot path so fail quickly.
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gtscontext.SetFastFail(ctx),
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requestedUsername, requestingAccountURI,
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requestedUsername,
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pubKeyAuth.OwnerURI,
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)
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if err != nil {
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err := gtserror.Newf("error getting account %s: %w", requestingAccountURI, err)
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err := gtserror.Newf("error getting account %s: %w", pubKeyAuth.OwnerURI, err)
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return nil, gtserror.NewErrorUnauthorized(err)
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}
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