geraldvillorente/terminus-si-plugin

SI Test - A Terminus plugin to test Pantheon Secure Integration functionality.

dev-master 2023-03-15 04:10 UTC

MIT

README

Terminus plugin that allows for testing Pantheon Secure Integration (SI) configurations.

Adds the following commands to Terminus:

• si:constants:list (alias: silist) - outputs a list of all SI constants configured for the site, along with the IP and port to which the SI resolves.
• si:showcerts (alias: sicerts) - runs an OpenSSL handshake to inspect the remote server certificates (can be used as a proxy for any kind of SI test).
• si:test:curl (alias: sitcurl) - runs a test that determines whether cURL functionality is working as expected.
• si:test:ldap (alias: sildap) - runs a test that determines whether LDAP functionality is working as expected.
• si:test:smtp (alias: sismtp) - runs a test that determines whether SMTP functionality is working as expected.
• si:test:ssh (alias: sissh) - runs a test that determines whether SSH functionality is working as expected.

Details

What does this plugin do? This plugin was written to provide a baseline function check of some common SI setups, verifying that requests are sent to localhost:<SI port> and forwarded to the client's remote service. If the client's service is configured properly and is capable of replying, that reply will be displayed. If the client reports that their SI is not working correctly, this plugin provides a way to troubleshoot whether there is a problem with the SI setup itself or if the module configuration is incorrect (for example, if the client reports that they cannot send mail via the stunnel and yet the si:test:smtp command indicates success, the problem is likely in the module configuration, not the SI setup).

What doesn't this plugin do? This plugin does not indicate whether a module or plugin is configured properly, nor does it guarantee that the client's server is set up properly.

Why might this plugin say that the SI is not configured properly?

There are a few reasons why this plugin may report that the SI test failed:

• The client's server has not yet been configured to allow Pantheon's F5 load balancer IPs.
• The service running on the client's server has not yet been set up or is not responding for some reason.
• The SI has not yet been activated.
• The SI is pointing to the wrong IP and port, which could be because the client sent the wrong information or because the engineer set up the SI incorrectly.

This plugin does not attempt to diagnose why a connection failed; it only reports if it did.

Usage

si:constants:list

Example command: terminus si:constants:list my-site.dev

This command simply checks which SI constants are configured for a given environment. The output will indicate the PHP constant name to use, as well as the destination IP and port that the customer requested when setting up the SI. NOTE: the port listed is the DESTINATION port, not the SOURCE port.

si:showcerts

Example command: terminus si:showcerts my-site.dev --constant-name=PANTHEON_SOIP_CONSTANT_NAME

Options:

This command runs an OpenSSL command on the remote server which performs an SSL handshake and returns the certificates from the remote server. This command can be used as a very basic check on whether or not the appserver is communicating with the remote service. This command may still fail, even if the SI is set up properly, depending on the client's server configuration, but it is a good first pass to determine if the SI is functioning properly. The output will be the complete output from the openssl command.

si:test:curl

Example command: terminus si:test:curl my-site.dev --constant-name=PANTHEON_SOIP_CONSTANT_NAME --url=http://www.example.com/test.json

Options:

This command uses cURL to assess whether basic cURL communication is working between the appserver and the client's remote service. Note that this test works for a variety of protocols, not just HTTP. Since PHP uses cURL as a backend for services like SOAP, and because many Drupal and WordPress modules/plugins use cURL for services like Apache Solr, this plugin can test a variety of scenarios where data is retrieved from a remote web server. The output from this command will indicate success or failure. For additional debugging information (which includes the content retrieved from the --url and the elapsed time of the test), use Terminus's -vv flag.

si:test:ldap

Example command: terminus si:test:ldap mysite.dev --constant-name=PANTHEON_SOIP_CONSTANT_NAME --use-tls=true --bind-dn="cn=admin,dc=example,dc=org" --bind-password

Options:

This command uses PHP's built-in LDAP functions to communicate with a client's LDAP server and perform a basic binding. The output from this command will indicate success or failure. For additional debugging information (which includes a status message indicating the test parameters and results, and the elapsed time of the test), use Terminus's -vv flag.

si:test:smtp

Example command: terminus si:test:smtp my-site.dev --constant-name=PANTHEON_SOIP_CONSTANT_NAME --relay-address=client.smtp.server.com

Options:

This command uses web sockets to connect to the client's SMTP server and issue a HELO command to determine whether or not communication is flowing to the client's SMTP server. The output from this command will indicate success or failure. For additional debugging information (which includes the output from the HELO command and the elapsed time of the test), use Terminus's -vv flag.

si:test:ssh

Example command: `terminus SI:test:ssh my-site.dev --constant-name=PANTHEON_SOIP_CONSTANT_NAME

Options:

This command uses web sockets to connect to a remote server and checks to see if it is an SSH server. (Currently the mechanism is that it looks for ssh in the first 2048 bytes of the server response when connecting, as OpenSSH servers identify themselves as such upon a successful connection. PRs for other cases are welcome.) The output from this command will indicate success or failure. For additional debugging information (which includes a status message consisting of the header information returned), use Terminus's -vv flag.

Installation

For help installing, see Manage Plugins

mkdir -p ~/.terminus/plugins
composer create-project -d ~/.terminus/plugins geraldvillorente/terminus-si-plugin:dev-master

For Terminus 3:

terminus self:plugin:install geraldvillorente/terminus-si-plugin

Help

Run terminus list si for a complete list of available commands. Use terminus help <command> to get help on any individual command.