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ra/sa: render the attempted challenge as "processing" - #9096
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RFC 8555 Section 7.1.6 says a challenge transitions from "pending" to "processing" once the client responds to it. Boulder never rendered that state: because challenges are stored as part of the authorization rather than as separate objects, a challenge stayed "pending" until the authorization was finalized as "valid" or "invalid". SetAuthzProcessing (added in letsencrypt#8838) already marks the authz's beganProcessing column before dispatching validation, but that column has no effect on the rendered objects. Extend it so that the RA also tells the SA which challenge is being validated: - Replace the SetAuthzProcessing request type with a dedicated SetAuthzProcessingRequest carrying the authz ID and the attempted challenge type. Field 1 is unchanged, so the RPC remains wire-compatible with the old AuthorizationID2 request in both directions. - Have the SA write the attempted challenge type into the authz2 "attempted" column in the same UPDATE that sets beganProcessing. The field is optional, so an RA which predates it still works. - When modelToAuthzPB sees an attempted challenge on an authz which is still pending, render that challenge with status "processing" (and no validation results) while leaving the authz status "pending", since RFC 8555 has no "processing" status for authorizations. - Have the RA reject a second attempt at a challenge which is already processing with the same "conflict" error the SA returns, rather than letting CheckPending turn it into a "malformed" error. - Forward SetAuthzProcessing in the in-memory SA used by the RA tests, which previously did not implement it. All of the new behavior remains gated behind the existing SetAuthzProcessing feature flag, so nothing changes until the flag is enabled in the RA. Fixes letsencrypt#9032
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Address review feedback: when the authz has an attempted challenge, populate that single challenge directly instead of checking every challenge type in the bitmap loop. Move the "processing" check and the validated time into populateAttemptedFields, and add a TODO to require the attempted challenge type once the SetAuthzProcessing flag is removed.
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@aarongable Thanks, done in d96e0d4. The attempted challenge is now built directly outside the loop, the processing check and the validated time moved into populateAttemptedFields, and I added the TODO next to the optional check in SetAuthzProcessing. I also set a finalized status on the two models in TestPopulateAttemptedFieldsBadJSON, since a zero-value model is now treated as pending and returns early. |
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RFC 8555 §7.1.6 says a challenge moves from "pending" to "processing" once the
client responds to it. Boulder never rendered that state: challenges are stored
as part of the authorization rather than as separate objects, so a challenge
stayed "pending" until the authz was finalized as "valid" or "invalid".
#8838 added
SetAuthzProcessing, which setsauthz2.beganProcessingbeforevalidation is dispatched, but that column has no effect on rendered objects.
Following @aarongable's suggestion in #9032, this extends it so the RA also
tells the SA which challenge is being validated, and the SA renders that
challenge as "processing" while the authz stays "pending":
SetAuthzProcessingnow takes a dedicatedSetAuthzProcessingRequestcarrying the authz ID and the attempted challenge type. Field 1 is unchanged
from
AuthorizationID2, so the RPC stays wire-compatible in both directionsduring a deploy; the new field is optional and an RA that doesn't send it
gets the old behaviour.
attemptedcolumn in the sameUPDATE that sets
beganProcessing.modelToAuthzPBrenders an attempted challenge on a still-pending authz as"processing" (with no validation results). The authz status stays "pending",
since RFC 8555 has no "processing" status for authorizations. The
combination is done in the SA rather than the WFE because
beganProcessingisn't part of the authz model/proto, and
attempted != NULLon a pendingauthz is only ever produced by
SetAuthzProcessing.with the same "conflict" error the SA returns, so clients that re-POST keep
getting the 409 introduced by ra/sa: Prevent parallel validation attempts #8838 (and
TestParallelValidationConflictkeeps passing) instead of a "malformed" 400 from
CheckPending.test/inmem/sanow forwardsSetAuthzProcessing; it didn't before, so RAtests couldn't exercise the flag.
Everything is still gated behind the existing
SetAuthzProcessingfeatureflag. No config, schema, or flag changes.
Open questions for reviewers:
behaviour). While processing they're shown the same way; happy to render
them as "pending" instead if you'd rather follow §7.1.4 literally.
shared constant if preferred.
Tests: new
TestAuthzModelProcessing, extendedTestSetAuthzProcessing,TestPerformValidationSetsChallengeProcessing,TestPerformValidationChallengeProcessing, and WFE challenge/authz handlercases asserting the rendered "processing" status. Protos regenerated with the
pinned toolchain (protoc 3.20.1, protoc-gen-go v1.36.5, protoc-gen-go-grpc
v1.5.1).
Fixes #9032