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fix: include trusted-proxy in sharedAuthOk check

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In trusted-proxy mode, sharedAuthResult is null because hasSharedAuth
only triggers for token/password in connectParams.auth. But the primary
auth (authResult) already validated the trusted-proxy — the connection
came from a CIDR in trustedProxies with a valid userHeader. This IS
shared auth semantically (the proxy vouches for identity), so operator
connections should be able to skip device identity.

Without this fix, trusted-proxy operator connections are rejected with
"device identity required" because roleCanSkipDeviceIdentity() sees
sharedAuthOk=false.
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Marco Di Dionisio
2026-02-23 19:20:26 +01:00
parent 65d57eac12
commit e87048a6a6
1 changed files with 6 additions and 2 deletions
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src/gateway/server/ws-connection/auth-context.ts
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@@ -133,9 +133,13 @@ export async function resolveConnectAuthState(params: {
// primary auth flow (or deferred for device-token candidates).
rateLimitScope: AUTH_RATE_LIMIT_SCOPE_SHARED_SECRET,
}));
// Trusted-proxy auth is semantically shared: the proxy vouches for identity,
// no per-device credential needed. Include it so operator connections
// can skip device identity via roleCanSkipDeviceIdentity().
const sharedAuthOk =
sharedAuthResult?.ok === true &&
(sharedAuthResult.method === "token" || sharedAuthResult.method === "password");
(sharedAuthResult?.ok === true &&
(sharedAuthResult.method === "token" || sharedAuthResult.method === "password")) ||
(authResult.ok && authResult.method === "trusted-proxy");
return {
authResult,