OpenIDC/mod_auth_openidc v2.4.19

release 2.4.19

on GitHub

Note that this release changes the internal session format in a backwards incompatible way so existing sessions are invalid.

Features

• cookie: support individual SameSite cookie settings on the session cookie, state cookie and Discovery CSRF cookie by adding 2 more arguments to OIDCCookieSameSite
• id_token: add off option to OIDCPassIDTokenAs so no claims from the ID token will be passed on
• passphrase: generate a crypto key when OIDCCryptoPassphrase is not set
  note that the OIDCCryptoPassphrase does need to be configured statically if you want sessions to survive server restarts, or for a cluster that shares a session storage backend

Bugfixes

• metadata: avoid double-free when validation of provider metadata fails
• response: avoid proto state memory leaks upon errors in response processing
• util/key.c: check for unsupported symmetric key hashing algorithms and avoid a memory leak in such cases
• session: remove expired session from cache with oidc_session_kill instead of just clearing it

Other

• performance: store claims from the id_token and userinfo endpoint as JSON objects in the session - rather than strings - and avoid parsing/serializing overhead; results in up to 7% performance increase, depending on the number of claims stored; changes the internal session format in a backwards incompatible way so existing sessions are invalid!
• memory: rewrite pconf pool memory allocation handling to avoid increasing memory (pool) consumption over graceful restarts
• drop support for Apache 2.2
• redis: use SET..EX %d when storing cached data instead of the deprecated SETEX
• session/cookie: save 20-40 bytes on the session and client-cookie size
• request: set the OIDC_ERROR variables when PAR is configured but not enabled by the Provider
• code: avoid compiler warnings on curl_easy_setopt in http.c
• test: add more unit tests in test/test_*.c and migrate proto tests from test.c

Commercial

• binary packages for various other platforms such as Microsoft Windows, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7, older Ubuntu and Debian distros, Oracle HTTP Server 12.x/14.x and IBM HTTP Server 9.x, are available under a commercial agreement via sales@openidc.com
• support for Redis/Valkey over TLS, Redis/Valkey (TLS) Sentinel, and Redis/Valkey (TLS) Cluster is available under a commercial license via sales@openidc.com

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