mosquitto-auth-plug | Authentication plugin for Mosquitto | Authorization library
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kandi X-RAY | mosquitto-auth-plug Summary
This plugin can perform authentication (check username / password) and authorization (grant permission to subscribe and/or publish to specific topics via ACL). Currently, not all back-ends have the same capabilities (see the section on the back-end you're interested in). Multiple back-ends can be configured simultaneously for authentication, and they're attempted in the order you specify. Once a user has been authenticated, the same back-end is used to check authorization (ACLs). Superusers are checked for in all back-ends. The configuration option is called auth_opt_backends and it takes a comma-separated list of back-end names which are checked in exactly that order. Note: anonymous MQTT connections are assigned a username configured in the plugin as auth_opt_anonusername and they are handled by a so-called fallback back-end which is the first configured back-end. Passwords are obtained from the back-end as PBKDF2 strings (see Passwords below). If you store a clear-text password or any hash not generated the same way, the comparison and the authentication will fail.
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QUESTION
I am currently using the mosquitto broker to see if I can build something interesting with it and I came across this plugin for authentication called mosquitto-auth-plugin.
I followed the documentation of the plugin and I am using postgres as the back-end table. It seems to be working with respect to user authentication. When it comes to ACL I find the publish ACL is on spot but the subscription ACL is something I am not able to wrap my mind around.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jan-10 at 01:23Solved the issue. In the new mosquitto 1.5 release the MOSQ_ACL_SUBSCRIBE is an additional enhancement that has been introduced and an additional bit has been introduced in the ACL check. The value now varies from 0 to 7 (because of 3 bits) instead of 0-3 (owing to 2 bits).
So now the read/write value on your ACL table in the database must vary from 0 to 7.
- 0: no access
- 1: read
- 2: write
- 3: read and write
- 4: subscribe
- 5: read & subscribe
- 6: write & subscribe
- 7: read, write and subscribe
Hope it helps for people who are facing the same issue as I was :D!
QUESTION
I'm trying to set up my mosquitto server inside a Kubernetes cluster and somehow I'm getting the following error and I can't figure out why. Could someone help me?
Error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-26 at 12:49The problem is with the listener on port 1883, this can be determined because the log hasn't got to the 9001 listener yet.
The problem is most likely because mosquitto can not resolve the IP address of the hostname mosquitto
. When passing a hostname the name must resolve to a valid IP address. The same problem has been discussed in this recent answer. It could also be that mosquitto
is resolving to an address that is not bound to any of the interfaces on the actual machine (e.g. if Address Translation is being used).
Also for the 9001 listener rather than passing 0.0.0.0
you can just not include a bind address and the default is to listen on all interfaces.
QUESTION
I need an advanced auth for Mosquitto. I decided to use mosquitto-auth-plug
However, if I follow the build instructions I have the error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jul-29 at 11:51As hashed out in the comments,
You need to build and install mosquitto (or install the prebuilt version and it's dev package) before trying to build the plugin.
The error is because ld can not find libmosquitto to link against
QUESTION
I'm running Mosquitto broker (version 1.4.14) with the mosquitto-auth-plugin (HTTP backend). Clients have to authenticate with username and password and in some cases pass acl-requirements.
It seems that all authenticated users can subscribe to the topic '#' which shows all pubs to all topics.
In the ACL the wildcard # seems to be already replaced with the topic-name so I cannot deny it's subscription.
Is it possible to deny a subscription to all topics in the configuration?
If topics start with a $ chr then the issue is solved but the MQTT-spec says: 'Applications cannot use a topic with a leading $ character for their own purposes.' (4.7.2 Topics beginning with $)
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-06 at 13:07As mentioned in the comments, clients will always be able to subscribe to a topic even if it blocked by the ACL, they will just not receive any messages on those topics.
QUESTION
I'm using pubsubclient library.
I used this function to connect to mosquitto broker which using mosquitto-auth-plug with JWT authentication.
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Feb-21 at 15:49I change pubsubclient.h file lib from:
QUESTION
I have spent all day trying to make a usable pbkdf2 password for the mosquitto-auth-plug. This program sets it up exactly the way it should be stored in the mysql database. I have a password hash generated by the program that comes with auth-plug and mosquitto loves it. I just can't replicate it in c#, if anyone can help please let me know.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jul-04 at 08:34As you have already stated in your edit, the problem appears to be the difference in hash functions used between the mosquitto plugin (which only supports SHA-256, according to the source code) and the .NET implementation (which can only do SHA-1).
A more flexible implementation of PBKDF2 is available in BouncyCastle, a more lightweight implementation can be found here. If you are not satisfied with those two, you could chose to implemnt PBKDF2 yourself, which is not really hard.
QUESTION
I am trying to connect to my mosquitto mqtt broker in an Xamarin c# application using M2Mqtt.
I am having a difficult time creating the x509 certificate in my program
SEE --- My other question
Xamarin Visual Studio createcertfromfile path no working
But I wanted to float this question just to see if any one out there has done this. I have spent 2 days making absolutely no progress.
My only concern is encrypting the communication between the mobile device and my mosquito broker.
I have secured the broker with mosquitto-auth-plug and I can't be sending the credentials over the air.
One other question -- I am not concerned with verifying the mobile user I just want to create a secure encrypted connection with my broker, so I am not going to need my users to get any certificates or anything?? correct
-----Edit for hardilib
I have a mosquitto broker running on a centos 7 server. I have configured the broker to accept ssl/tls connections and have used mosquitto-auth-plug for user security.
I have a mobile application written in c# Xamarin with visual studio 2017 enterprise edition.
I have very good non encrypted communication between my mqtt broker and mobile application using M2Mqtt client.
I need encrypted communication between the mobile application and the broker for this to work in a real world situation.
I have tried to follow the only information I can find at
I have it all complete except the part
The CA certificate was included in a resource file (Resources.resx) and, once read as a byte stream is provided to the X509Certificate constructor class, in order to obtain a valid X.509 certificate for the MqttClient.
Client Connection String
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jul-21 at 18:43I figured it out you can use AssetManager class to retrieve assets from you xamarin solutions directory.
see my other post for more complete instructions
QUESTION
Not sure if you can read the picture....
/bin/ld: cannot find -lmosquitto
is the error.
I'm using centos 7
mosquitto-auth-plug config file has been updated with mosquitto src and openssl install directory and they are correct.
My previous error was mysql_config not found which I was able to fix by installing libmysqlclient-devel
mysql is installed and working fine
Let me know if you can help Thanks
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jun-29 at 21:00To fix the problem copy mosquitto.so.1 from usr/lib64 to your mosquitto source direcrory/lib as mosquitto.so
That will fix the problem I had here.
then add -Wl,--no-as-needed -ldl to the LDFLAG in the Makefile
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