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Type:
Bug
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Status: Resolved (View Workflow)
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Priority:
Critical
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Resolution: Fixed
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Affects Version/s: 1.15.0, 2.0.0, 2.1.0, 2.2.0, 2.3.0
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Fix Version/s: None
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Component/s: None
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Environment:
Enabled https by providing server side certificate signed by CA.
Testing locally in developer system - Ubuntu 20.04.
Browser used - Mozilla Firefox 78.01
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Story Points:1
The url being opened on browser is as follows:- https://<ip>:8443/onos/ui/index.html
User arrives at the login page and enters onos/rocks as username/password. The landing page (topo2 route) has missing view content.
Possible cause as per findings:-
1) Seems like the protocol being used for websocket in case of https is still ws. I think instead it should have been wss. I came to this conclusion after seeing the browser logs where there is an operation insecure error while creation of web socket.
2) On further debugging of the browser code, I stepped into the matchSecure method of Angular UrlFnService. This method checks for window.location.protocol. If it is https, then append s to the current protocol (in our case,ws),else return it as it is. But window.location.protocol doesn't just return https. The returned value is actually https:. And so I am thinking due to strict equality check (===) being used to compare https: and https, the result will always be ws and not wss since the condition always fails.
3) I also saw the source code for gui2-fw-lib from master branch and for previous versions till 1.15. There the same logic exists.
4) But I suppose this was working in onos 1.14 and earlier. So i checked the code for gui where they were using $location service. Now $location.protocol() returns http or https only without colon and so the comparison always succeeded.
I have attached the screenshots for the error in onos-2.4.0 (my developer system) plus also the source code for gui2-fw-lib and gui.
Two Proposed solutions:-
In urlfn.service.ts file, update the logic inside matchSecure as follows:-
1) const secure : boolean = (p.includes("https")||p.includes("wss"))
Note - I am assuming that there is a polyfill included in gui2-fw-lib which takes care of includes compatibility for IE.
2) const secure : boolean = (p==="https:" || p==="wss:")
I am more in favour of 1st method.
Also if the possible cause and fix are rightly suggested by me, I would like to contribute to the official code if given opportunity.