question: Add multiple emails to a user transform

[sandstormkeshav]

A clear and concise description of what you want to accomplish.

I would like to add multiple emails within a user transform block. This would be useful for giving multiple email addresses the same role. Is this possible?

[greenpau]

I would like to add multiple emails within a user transform block. This would be useful for giving multiple email addresses the same role. Is this possible?

Yes, please read https://authp.github.io/docs/authenticate/user-transforms and experiment with regex patterns. The conditional match is based on https://authp.github.io/docs/authorize/acl-rbac#conditions

There is also a way to have multiple match statements and then say match any of them. However, I don't remember how I did it. It is probably something like this.

match email1@foo
match email2@bar
default match any

[sandstormkeshav]

I would like to add multiple emails within a user transform block. This would be useful for giving multiple email addresses the same role. Is this possible?

Yes, please read https://authp.github.io/docs/authenticate/user-transforms and experiment with regex patterns. The conditional match is based on https://authp.github.io/docs/authorize/acl-rbac#conditions

There is also a way to have multiple match statements and then say match any of them. However, I don't remember how I did it. It is probably something like this.

match email1@foo
match email2@bar
default match any

Thank you, I will try the regex patterns and report back. I was not aware of the "default match any" statement, can this be found in the docs?

Also if I would like to prevent issuance of a token unless they are matched by a user transform, how could I go about doing that. Kind of like a catch-all. Would you recommend the regex here as well, or might there be a better way?

                       transform user {
match realm google
                               no match email [email protected]
                                block
                        }

Thank you very much!

[qrkourier]

I formatted a space separated list of allowed emails like this, though I couldn't find documentation suggesting a line continuation syntax for Caddyfile.

match email \
    bob@example.com \
    alice@example.org

[greenpau]

I formatted a space separated list of allowed emails like this, though I couldn't find documentation suggesting a line continuation syntax for Caddyfile.

@qrkourier , idk.

One thing that comes to mind is creating a function.

(block_user) {
  transform user {
    match realm {args[0]}
    match email {args[1]}
    block
  }
}

Then use it.

block_user google [email protected]
block_user google [email protected]

Which would be result in:

  transform user {
    match realm google
    match email [email protected]
    block
  }

Hope this helps.

[greenpau]

Also if I would like to prevent issuance of a token unless they are matched by a user transform, how could I go about doing that. Kind of like a catch-all. Would you recommend the regex here as well, or might there be a better way?

@sandstormkeshav , I would probably use no regex match email REGEX_PATTERN