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fix: persist rotated saved password and correct manager session state - #10178
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No actionable comments were generated in the recent review. WalkthroughServer connections now parse explicit save-password choices and expose the current setting in password prompts. Query Tool prompts validate passwords before caching and persist or clear credentials for owned and shared servers. Successful password corrections also update the manager session. ChangesSaved password flow
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Check name Status Explanation Linked Issues check No active directly linked issue remains. Issue #10128is closed and supplies historical context only. Therefore, this pull request has no linked-issue coding requirement to assess.Out of Scope Changes check The changes stay within the pull request scope. They update saved-password handling, connection-session state, save-password parsing, the connection dialog, and supporting tests. No unrelated change i… Description Check Check skipped - CodeRabbit’s high-level summary is enabled. Title check The title clearly summarizes the main changes: persisting rotated saved passwords and updating manager session state. It is concise and specific.
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I traced this one carefully because it touches stored credentials. Good news first: there's no cross-user leak. That said, I don't think this is mergeable yet. 1. The main fix doesn't actually fix the described bug (
That correction differs from what's already in the session only when The fix belongs one level down, in the driver: make 2. A wrong password now gets saved permanently ( 3. Unchecking "Save Password" no longer works ( 4. No tests. Smaller items:
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- Move the manager.update_session() call for a corrected password into the driver's connect() (right after manager._update_password()) so every connect path benefits, not just ServerNode.connect. Drops the redundant/ineffective call that was added there. - Query Tool's reconnect path never uses the freshly typed password to open a real connection, so validate it against the server (via a throwaway connection) before persisting it -- a typo at the prompt must not silently overwrite a working saved password. - Seed the "Save Password" checkbox from the server's current setting and always send its state, so the backend can tell "explicitly unchecked" apart from "field not sent" and stops overriding an explicit uncheck. - Roll back the session on a failed password-persist commit, reuse _is_non_owner() instead of a duplicate inline check, and consolidate boolean-ish request field parsing into pgadmin.utils.str_to_bool. - Add unit tests for the owner/shared routing, rollback-on-failure, and password validation/boolean-parsing helpers. Addresses review comments on PR pgadmin-org#10178.
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589-598: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winReturn the current save-password state in the Query Tool prompt.
This 428 payload omits
save_password.ConnectServerContenttherefore initializes the checkbox tofalse. For a server with a rotated saved password, the Query Tool prompt submits false and lines 2777-2780 do not persist the validated replacement. This leaves the stale database credential in place.Add
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In `@web/pgadmin/browser/server_groups/servers/__init__.py`:
- Around line 1694-1695: Update the successful password-connection flow around
save_password to handle an explicitly submitted false value by clearing
save_password and the encrypted password on the owned or shared target record.
Preserve existing behavior for true, and do not clear stored credentials when
the field is omitted by legacy callers.
In `@web/pgadmin/tools/sqleditor/__init__.py`:
- Around line 2777-2779: Reorder the save-password flow around
_password_is_valid so validation occurs before any manager or Flask session
password update. Only after validation succeeds should the code encrypt the
password and update manager; preserve the existing persistence conditions and
behavior for valid passwords.
In `@web/pgadmin/tools/sqleditor/tests/test_persist_saved_password.py`:
- Line 45: Correct the indentation of the context-manager clauses in the
affected test setup, including the with block around mock_mod and the
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In `@web/pgadmin/tools/sqleditor/__init__.py`:
- Around line 589-598: Add the current server save-password state to the 428
response payload built in the Query Tool connection flow, using the server’s
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For a server configured to save its password, entering a rotated password at the reconnect/password-prompt dialog appeared to work for the current connection but never actually replaced the stale saved ciphertext, causing an infinite re-prompt loop on every subsequent connection (e.g. opening the Query Tool). Two gaps caused this: 1. Query Tool's "already connected" reconnect path (sqleditor.connect_server) cached the freshly entered password on the in-memory server manager only, never writing it back to the stored server record. 2. The main "Connect to Server" flow (ServerNode.connect()) only persisted a freshly entered password to the server's stored ciphertext when the current request's save_password flag was true. But the password-prompt dialog shown on a failed connect doesn't resend the server's existing save_password setting -- it only reports its own checkbox state, which defaults to unchecked -- so a server already configured to save its password never got its stale ciphertext replaced. Separately, the driver's in-memory manager.password fix was never persisted via manager.update_session(); Driver.managers is an in-process cache, so in a multi-worker deployment (e.g. OpenShift/Helm) the next request can land on a different worker, which restores the stale pre-fix manager from the session and loses the corrected password. Fix all three: persist the new password to the (owned or shared) server record from the Query Tool reconnect path when save_password is set and allowed; treat save_password as true in the main connect flow whenever the server already has it enabled, not just when the current request's flag says so; and call manager.update_session() after a successful connect that used a freshly entered password. Fixes pgadmin-org#10128
- Move the manager.update_session() call for a corrected password into the driver's connect() (right after manager._update_password()) so every connect path benefits, not just ServerNode.connect. Drops the redundant/ineffective call that was added there. - Query Tool's reconnect path never uses the freshly typed password to open a real connection, so validate it against the server (via a throwaway connection) before persisting it -- a typo at the prompt must not silently overwrite a working saved password. - Seed the "Save Password" checkbox from the server's current setting and always send its state, so the backend can tell "explicitly unchecked" apart from "field not sent" and stops overriding an explicit uncheck. - Roll back the session on a failed password-persist commit, reuse _is_non_owner() instead of a duplicate inline check, and consolidate boolean-ish request field parsing into pgadmin.utils.str_to_bool. - Add unit tests for the owner/shared routing, rollback-on-failure, and password validation/boolean-parsing helpers. Addresses review comments on PR pgadmin-org#10178.
- Include save_password in the Query Tool's own 428 password-prompt payloads (initialize_viewdata, _init_sqleditor) so the dialog seeds its checkbox correctly there too, not just from ServerNode.connect. - Clear a server's stored save_password/password when the user explicitly submits save_password=false for a server that had one saved, instead of only ever handling the "save" case. A new save_password_provided flag keeps legacy callers that omit the field from having a saved credential wiped out. - Validate the reconnect-path password before caching it on the manager/session at all, not just before persisting it to the DB -- a typo must not replace a working in-memory/session password either. - Fix pycodestyle E123 in the new test file by switching stacked `with` clauses to nested `with` blocks.
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2798-2801: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winValidate the password against the Query Tool target.
connect_server()calls_password_is_valid()withmanager.db(server.maintenance_db) andmanager.user._init_sqleditor()can connect with a differentdbnameordid, and_connect()can use a requested user. Validation can therefore reject a password that works for the Query Tool connection, preventing caching and persistence. Validate against the selected database and user.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@web/pgadmin/browser/server_groups/servers/__init__.py`:
- Around line 1778-1779: The shared-server password-clearing path updates only
shared_server, while the success response reads server.save_password. After the
successful commit, synchronize the overlaid server fields with the cleared
values, or make the response use shared_server for this path, ensuring the
reported save_password state is false.
In `@web/pgadmin/tools/sqleditor/__init__.py`:
- Around line 2781-2784: Update _cache_manager_password_from_request to handle
an explicitly false save_password value by clearing the saved server.password
and server.save_password fields, while preserving the existing persistence
behavior for true values and leaving omitted save_password fields unchanged.
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- Clear the saved password on the Query Tool reconnect path (_cache_manager_password_from_request) when save_password is explicitly false, mirroring the opt-out handling already present in ServerNode.connect. - Keep the shared-server connect response's is_password_saved flag in sync with the SharedServer row for non-owners, instead of reading the stale detached overlay. - Fix TestPasswordIsValid: _password_is_valid logs via current_app, so the test needs an application context to avoid a RuntimeError.
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SharedUsernamewhenUsernameis blank.Validation accepts a shared server with
Username=""whenSharedUsernameis set. Lines 755-756 only fall back whenUsername is None, so the imported server stores an empty username and cannot connect without re-entering server details.Proposed fix
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118-122: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winTest the explicit save-password opt-out flow.
TestStrToBoolverifies parsing only. Add request-level tests for_cache_manager_password_from_requestwith an explicit false value. Assert that owned and non-owner shared records clear bothsave_passwordandpassword. This protects the stale-password regression fixed by this PR.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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_cache_manager_password_from_request now validates the entered password against the server before caching it, so the test must stub _password_is_valid. Add a scenario for a rejected password. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <[email protected]>
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Thanks for working through Ashesh's review; the driver-level update_session(), the validation before caching and the tests all look good. There's one regression I'd like fixed before this goes in, plus a few smaller things.
1. A prompt that doesn't report save_password now clears a saved password.
ConnectServerContent now seeds the checkbox from data.save_password and always posts save_password, even when false. That works for the prompts that include the field (the browser's connect response and the two in sqleditor/__init__.py), but the ERD tool's 428 response (tools/erd/__init__.py, around line 612) doesn't include it. There the checkbox starts unticked, ERDTool posts save_password=false to sqleditor.connect_server, and once the entered password validates, _cache_manager_password_from_request treats that as an explicit opt-out and calls _clear_saved_password(). So simply entering a password at an ERD prompt deletes the user's saved password, which is the opposite of what this PR is for.
Please fix it on the client, so that every current and future caller is covered, by only sending the field when the server told the dialog its state or the user ticked the box:
if (data.save_password !== undefined || formData.save_password) {
postFormData.append('save_password', formData.save_password);
}Adding "save_password" to the ERD response as well would make the checkbox show the right state there too. ConnectServerContent is also used by Schema Diff, the Workspaces ad-hoc connection dialog and the Query Tool's new connection dialog, so please check that each of those either supplies save_password or is covered by the guard above.
2. Tests for the explicit opt-out. Nothing exercises _clear_saved_password() or the explicit-false branch. Please add request-level tests asserting that posting save_password=false with a valid password clears save_password and password on both an owned server and a non-owner's SharedServer row, and that a request without the field leaves a saved password alone (which would have caught the issue above).
3. Shared servers (minor). get_server() returns the owner's Server row, so for a non-owner of a shared server, the new "save_password": bool(server.save_password) in initialize_viewdata and _init_sqleditor reflects the owner's setting rather than the current user's. Using _get_save_password_target(server).save_password there would make the checkbox match the record that will actually be updated.
4. PR description. Point 2 still says the backend treats save_password as true whenever the server already has it enabled, which was replaced by seeding the checkbox in the dialog. Please bring the description up to date, and reply to Ashesh's review so he knows it's ready for another look.
…word - ConnectServerContent only posts save_password when the server reported the current setting or the user ticked the box, so a prompt that doesn't know the state (e.g. ERD) can no longer trigger an opt-out. - Report save_password in the ERD 428 response. - Seed the Query Tool prompts' save_password from the record that will actually be updated (the user's SharedServer row for non-owners). - Add tests for the explicit opt-out (owned and shared) and for the field-omitted case, plus a ConnectServerContent spec. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <[email protected]>
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Thanks both. @dpage's review is addressed in 15a6a0e (CI is green):
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Extra verification on current master ( Setup: server mode, PostgreSQL 18 with SCRAM auth, a server saved with its password, then the role's password rotated so the saved one is stale. I then posted the new password with
So on master the entered password is only cached for the session, and the next reconnect uses the stale saved one and prompts again, which is the loop in #10128. With this branch the saved password is replaced. This exercises the mechanism through the REST endpoint, not the full Query Tool UI flow from the issue. |
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Thanks for the update, and for the end-to-end check. Everything from my last review is sorted: the ERD prompt and the client guard, the shared-server row, the opt-out tests and the description. Ashesh's points look covered too.
One thing I'd like changed before this goes in:
A disabled "Save Password" checkbox can now save the password. ConnectServerContent seeds the checkbox from data.save_password even when data.allow_save_password is false, so it shows ticked but disabled and posts save_password=true. Neither ServerNode.connect nor _cache_manager_password_from_request checks the session's allow_save_password, so the password gets saved. That flag is false in server mode with OAuth2/Kerberos/webserver auth and no master password, where the encryption key only lasts for the session; the newly saved password then can't be decrypted at the next login, which is the problem in #10140/#10174. Could you seed the checkbox as Boolean(data?.allow_save_password && data?.save_password) and only send save_password when data.allow_save_password is true? A session.get('allow_save_password') check before _persist_saved_password() would be a nice extra safeguard.
Two small ones:
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ServerNode.connectaround line 1913 still says the dialog "always sends its state". Since your last change it only sends it when the server reported it or the box was ticked, so it's worth rewording. - In
TestPersistSavedPasswordSharedNonOwner,assertNotEqual(owner_server.password, b'enc-pwd')always passes on aMagicMock. Givingowner_servera realpassword=b'owner-enc'and asserting it's unchanged, as the clear test does, would make it check something.
For a server configured to save its password, entering a rotated password at the reconnect/password-prompt dialog appeared to work for the current connection but never replaced the stale saved ciphertext, causing an infinite re-prompt loop on every subsequent connection (e.g. opening the Query Tool).
Three gaps caused this:
sqleditor.connect_server) cached the freshly entered password on the in-memory server manager only, never writing it back to the stored server record.manager.passwordcorrection was never persisted viamanager.update_session().Driver.managersis an in-process cache, so in a multi-worker deployment (e.g. OpenShift/Helm) the next request can land on a different worker, which restores the stale pre-fix manager from the session.Fix:
psycopg3/connection.py: callmanager.update_session()right aftermanager._update_password()inconnect(), so every connect path benefits.sqleditor.connect_server: validate the entered password with a throwaway connection before caching or persisting it, then persist it to the owned or shared (SharedServer) record when Save Password is set and allowed. An explicitsave_password=falseclears the saved credential; a request that omits the field leaves it alone.ConnectServerContent.jsx: seed the checkbox from the server's currentsave_passwordand send the field only when the server reported it or the user ticked the box, so prompts that don't report the state (e.g. ERD) can't trigger an opt-out. The ERD and Query Tool 428 responses now includesave_password(the Query Tool ones read the record that will actually be updated, i.e. the user'sSharedServerrow for non-owners)._is_non_owner()/pgadmin.utils.str_to_bool.ConnectServerContentspec.Fixes #10128