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Fix the login of a locked account failing with an error when the browser session has open connections. #10693 - #10740
Logging in to a locked internal account returned {"success":0,"errormsg":"'AnonymousUser' object has no attribute 'id'",...} in place of the 'Your account is locked' message, when the browser session still held a running Query Tool connection.
Cause: refusing a locked account logs the session out, which releases its connections and cancels a running Query Tool transaction first. Cancelling looks up current_user.id and decrypts the saved password with the user's key, but the session's user is not authenticated here: it is either none (the reported error) or the locked account itself, which Flask-Login no longer treats as authenticated (KeyManager.get() then returns a Response as the key, and decryption fails).
Fix:cancel_transaction() gives up on the cancel when no user is logged in, so the connection is only closed, and the logout carries on clearing the session's login and releasing its connections. The lockout itself is unchanged.
Test plan
New authenticate.tests.test_locked_account_open_connections covers both cases, checking the locked message, that the session is logged out and that its connections are released; it fails before the fix with the reported 500.
Unauthenticated requests to cancel a transaction now receive an unauthorized response before stored connection credentials are accessed.
Tests
Added coverage for locked-account login attempts with open Query Tool connections, checking login redirection and cleanup of session and connection state.
…ser session has open connections. pgadmin-org#10693
Refusing a locked account logged out the session's user, which releases
the session's server connections. When that user was not logged in (no
user, or the locked account itself, which is no longer authenticated),
releasing them failed and the login returned a JSON error in place of
the locked message. There is no one to log out then, so only log out an
authenticated user.
Closespgadmin-org#10693
The change adds an authentication check to cancel_transaction before stored-password decryption. It also adds a server-mode regression test for locked-account login with open Query Tool connections. The test covers sessions with and without a retained user ID.
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Locked account login
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Summary
Check authentication before transaction cancellation web/pgadmin/utils/driver/psycopg3/connection.py
cancel_transaction returns UNAUTHORIZED_REQUEST for unauthenticated users before decrypting the stored password.
Test locked login with open connections web/pgadmin/authenticate/tests/test_locked_account_open_connections.py
The server-mode test covers sessions with and without a retained user ID. It checks the redirect, locked-account message, cleared session user, and absence of connected server-manager connections.
A retained locked-account session can regain access after unlock without reauthentication, and the new cleanup test does not verify termination of active backend work. Resolve the session invalidation risk before merging.
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The title clearly describes the main change: fixing locked-account login errors when the browser session has open connections. The issue reference is acceptable.
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Issue #10693 requires the locked-account message instead of an AnonymousUser error. cancel_transaction() now stops before password decryption when current_user is unauthenticated. The regression…
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The connection change prevents the cleanup failure that blocks locked-account handling. The added test directly covers the linked issue and its connection-cleanup condition. No unrelated change is sho…
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Issue #10693 requires the locked-account message instead of an AnonymousUser error. cancel_transaction() now stops before password decryption when current_user is unauthenticated. The regression test covers both an absent session user and a locked session user. It verifies the redirect, locked-account message, cleared _user_id, and released connections. The change does not alter the lockout decision.
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Review comments at @web/pgadmin/authenticate/__init__.py:
- Line 172: Update the logout flow guarded by current_user.is_authenticated so
session connection cleanup, including gc_own(), also runs for locked or
anonymous users; keep any user-specific logout hooks conditional where needed,
but do not let the authentication guard skip connection release.
- Line 172: Update `_refuse_locked_account()` so refusing a locked account
clears its retained session authentication state and releases that user’s server
connections, without calling `logout_user()` when `current_user` is anonymous.
Establish and reuse the existing connection-cleanup mechanism that can safely
release the retained user’s connections in this case.
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…efusing its login. pgadmin-org#10693
Not logging out an unauthenticated session's user left the locked
account's session to come back once the account is unlocked, and left
its connections open. Log it out again, and instead stop cancelling a
running query from needing a logged-in user: without one the password
cannot be decrypted, so the connection is only closed.
Keep a backend operation active and assert its termination.
SELECT 1; completes before the locked-login cleanup, so this test does not exercise the cancellation behavior changed in cancel_transaction. Replace it with a repository-supported blocking operation, assert that the manager and connection exist before login, and verify that the PostgreSQL operation or transaction terminates after the locked-login path.
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@web/pgadmin/authenticate/tests/test_locked_account_open_connections.py around
lines 71 - 84:
Update the locked-account test’s Query Tool setup so it starts a
repository-supported operation that remains active until the locked-login
cleanup runs; assert that the transaction manager and connection exist before
login, then verify the PostgreSQL operation or transaction terminates through
the locked-login path. Preserve the existing Query Tool initialization and
cleanup flow.
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- Around line 71-84: Update the locked-account test’s Query Tool setup so it
starts a repository-supported operation that remains active until the
locked-login cleanup runs; assert that the transaction manager and connection
exist before login, then verify the PostgreSQL operation or transaction
terminates through the locked-login path. Preserve the existing Query Tool
initialization and cleanup flow.
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@coderabbitai On the nitpick about SELECT 1; in the test's setup: I'm leaving it as it is. Logging out goes through ServerManager.release(), which calls cancel_transaction() on every connected CONN: connection whether or not a query is still running, so the changed branch is reached without a long-running query. I checked by reverting the change to connection.py: both scenarios then fail with the reported 500s ('AnonymousUser' object has no attribute 'id', and 'Response' object is not subscriptable). A blocking query would only make the test slower and timing dependent.
The docstring coverage warning is also staying as it is, since the module and class carry docstrings and the other tests in authenticate/tests follow the same convention for setUp, runTest and helpers.
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echo'=== Locate referenced files ==='
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ast-grep outline web/pgadmin/utils/driver/psycopg3/connection.py --items all --match 'cancel_transaction|close'echo'=== Cancellation and release implementation ==='
rg -n -C 22 '^\s*def (cancel_transaction|release)\(' web/pgadmin/utils/driver/psycopg3
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echo'=== Connection release and cancellation ==='
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@dpage You’re right. ServerManager.release() calls cancel_transaction() for connected CONN: connections without checking whether a query is still running. Your reported revert check also supports both test scenarios. I withdraw the long-running query suggestion.
Understood on the docstrings. The saved coverage result remains a warning; I won’t request changes for it here.
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Logging in to a locked internal account returned
{"success":0,"errormsg":"'AnonymousUser' object has no attribute 'id'",...}in place of the 'Your account is locked' message, when the browser session still held a running Query Tool connection.Cause: refusing a locked account logs the session out, which releases its connections and cancels a running Query Tool transaction first. Cancelling looks up
current_user.idand decrypts the saved password with the user's key, but the session's user is not authenticated here: it is either none (the reported error) or the locked account itself, which Flask-Login no longer treats as authenticated (KeyManager.get()then returns aResponseas the key, and decryption fails).Fix:
cancel_transaction()gives up on the cancel when no user is logged in, so the connection is only closed, and the logout carries on clearing the session's login and releasing its connections. The lockout itself is unchanged.Test plan
authenticate.tests.test_locked_account_open_connectionscovers both cases, checking the locked message, that the session is logged out and that its connections are released; it fails before the fix with the reported 500.--pkg authenticate(114 passed),--pkg browser.tests(111 passed, 5 skipped) and--pkg tools.sqleditor(248 passed, 3 skipped) pass locally against PostgreSQL 18.Closes #10693
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