Merge branch 'main' into terms_ack

CHANGELOG.md

@@ -1,5 +1,11 @@
 # CHANGELOG
 
+## v0.4.38
+
+FEATURE: Conditionally enable interstitial page based on `User-Agent` prefix list. See the [frontend configuration template](etc/frontend.yml) for details on the new configuration structure (https://github.com/openziti/zrok/issues/715) 
+
+CHANGE: The interstitial configuration has been modified from a simple `interstitial: <bool>` to a richer structure, but the config version has not been incremented; this feature has not been widely adopted yet. See the [frontend configuration template](etc/frontend.yml) for details on the new structure.
+
 ## v0.4.37
 
 FIX: Fix for setting the `zrok_interstitial` cookie on Chrome-based browsers.

docs/guides/self-hosting/interstitial-page.md

@@ -37,18 +37,28 @@ If an account has a row present in this table when creating a share, then the co
 The frontend configuration controls what the frontend will do with the share config it finds in OpenZiti. The new stanza looks like this:
 
 ```
-# Setting the `interstitial` setting to `true` will allow this frontend 
-# to offer interstitial pages if they are configured on the share by the 
-# controller.
+# Configure interstitial pages for this frontend. The interstitial page presents a warning to internet users, alerting
+# them to the fact that they're visiting a zrok share.
 #
-#interstitial: true
+#interstitial:
+#  # Enable or disable interstitial pages on this frontend.
+#  #
+#  enabled: true
+#
+#  # Specify a list of User-Agent prefixes that should receive the interstitial page. If interstitial pages are enabled
+#  # and this list is not set, all user agents will receive an interstitial page.
+#  #
+#  user_agent_prefixes:
+#    - "Mozilla/5.0"
 ```
 
-Simply setting `interstitial: true` in the frontend config will allow the configured frontend to offer an interstitial page if the share config enables the interstitial page for that share.
+Setting `enabled: true` in the `interstitial` stanza of the frontend config will allow the configured frontend to offer an interstitial page if the share config enables the interstitial page for that share. The `user_agent_prefixes` array can be used to specify which specific `User-Agent` types receive the interstitial. User agents that match a prefix in the list will receive the interstitial, while others will not. If the `user_agent_prefixes` list is omitted, _all_ user agents will receive the interstitial page.
 
 ## Bypassing the Interstitial
 
-The interstitial page will be presented unless the client shows up with a `zrok_interstitial` cookie. When the user is presented with the interstitial page, there is a button they can click which sets the necessary cookie and allows them to visit the site. The cookie is set to expire in one week.
+The interstitial page will be presented unless the client shows up with a `zrok_interstitial` cookie (depending on `user_agent_prefixes` configuration). When the user is presented with the interstitial page, there is a button they can click which sets the necessary cookie and allows them to visit the site. The cookie is set to expire in one week.
+
+Typically the `user_agent_prefixes` list contains `Mozilla/5.0`, which matches all typical interactive mobile and desktop browsers. Setting a non-standard `User-Agent` in an interactive browser will bypass the interstitial pages for frontends configured with the usual `Mozilla/5.0` prefix.
 
 End users can offer an HTTP header of `skip_zrok_interstitial`, set to any value to bypass the interstitial page. Setting this header means that the user most likely understands what a zrok share is and will hopefully not fall for a phishing attack.
 

endpoints/publicProxy/config.go

@@ -16,11 +16,16 @@ type Config struct {
 	Identity     string
 	Address      string
 	HostMatch    string
-	Interstitial bool
+	Interstitial *InterstitialConfig
 	Oauth        *OauthConfig
 	Tls          *endpoints.TlsConfig
 }
 
+type InterstitialConfig struct {
+	Enabled           bool
+	UserAgentPrefixes []string
+}
+
 type OauthConfig struct {
 	BindAddress  string
 	RedirectUrl  string
@@ -46,9 +51,8 @@ type OauthProviderConfig struct {
 
 func DefaultConfig() *Config {
 	return &Config{
-		Identity:     "public",
-		Address:      "0.0.0.0:8080",
-		Interstitial: false,
+		Identity: "public",
+		Address:  "0.0.0.0:8080",
 	}
 }
 

endpoints/publicProxy/http.go

@@ -158,15 +158,31 @@ func shareHandler(handler http.Handler, pcfg *Config, key []byte, ctx ziti.Conte
 		if shrToken != "" {
 			if svc, found := endpoints.GetRefreshedService(shrToken, ctx); found {
 				if cfg, found := svc.Config[sdk.ZrokProxyConfig]; found {
-					if pcfg.Interstitial {
-						if v, istlFound := cfg["interstitial"]; istlFound {
-							if istlEnabled, ok := v.(bool); ok && istlEnabled {
-								skip := r.Header.Get("skip_zrok_interstitial")
-								_, zrokOkErr := r.Cookie("zrok_interstitial")
-								if skip == "" && zrokOkErr != nil {
-									logrus.Debugf("forcing interstitial for '%v'", r.URL)
-									interstitialUi.WriteInterstitialAnnounce(w)
-									return
+					if pcfg.Interstitial != nil && pcfg.Interstitial.Enabled {
+						sendInterstitial := true
+						if len(pcfg.Interstitial.UserAgentPrefixes) > 0 {
+							ua := r.Header.Get("User-Agent")
+							matched := false
+							for _, prefix := range pcfg.Interstitial.UserAgentPrefixes {
+								if strings.HasPrefix(ua, prefix) {
+									matched = true
+									break
+								}
+							}
+							if !matched {
+								sendInterstitial = false
+							}
+						}
+						if sendInterstitial {
+							if v, istlFound := cfg["interstitial"]; istlFound {
+								if istlEnabled, ok := v.(bool); ok && istlEnabled {
+									skip := r.Header.Get("skip_zrok_interstitial")
+									_, zrokOkErr := r.Cookie("zrok_interstitial")
+									if skip == "" && zrokOkErr != nil {
+										logrus.Debugf("forcing interstitial for '%v'", r.URL)
+										interstitialUi.WriteInterstitialAnnounce(w)
+										return
+									}
 								}
 							}
 						}

etc/frontend.yml

@@ -10,10 +10,19 @@ v: 3
 #
 #host_match: zrok.io
 
-# Setting the `interstitial` setting to `true` will allow this frontend to offer interstitial pages if they are
-# configured on the share by the controller.
+# Configure interstitial pages for this frontend. The interstitial page presents a warning to internet users, alerting
+# them to the fact that they're visiting a zrok share.
 #
-#interstitial: true
+#interstitial:
+#  # Enable or disable interstitial pages on this frontend.
+#  #
+#  enabled: true
+#
+#  # Specify a list of User-Agent prefixes that should receive the interstitial page. If interstitial pages are enabled
+#  # and this list is not set, all user agents will receive an interstitial page.
+#  #
+#  user_agent_prefixes:
+#    - "Mozilla/5.0"
 
 # The OAuth configuration is used when enabling OAuth authentication with your public frontend.
 #