{ config, pkgs, lib, ... }: let svcDomain = "id.${config.networking.domain}"; caddyCertsRoot = "${config.services.caddy.dataDir}/.local/share/caddy/certificates"; caddyCertsDir = "${caddyCertsRoot}/acme-v02.api.letsencrypt.org-directory"; certsDir = "/var/lib/kanidm/certs"; in { # Example of yoinking certs from caddy: # https://github.com/marcusramberg/nix-config/blob/e558914dd3705150511c5ef76278fc50bb4604f3/nixos/kanidm.nix#L3 # TODO: If possible, consider specifying the cert location here instead of the following kludge. services.caddy.virtualHosts."${svcDomain}".extraConfig = '' reverse_proxy :8443 { transport http { tls_server_name ${svcDomain} } } ''; # NOTE: Attempted kludge due to caddy generating (and therefore owning the certs) systemd.tmpfiles.rules = [ "d ${certsDir} 0750 kanidm caddy -" "C ${certsDir}/cert.pem - kanidm - - ${caddyCertsDir}/${svcDomain}/${svcDomain}.crt" "C ${certsDir}/key.key - kanidm - - ${caddyCertsDir}/${svcDomain}/${svcDomain}.key" ]; systemd.services.kanidm = { after = [ "systemd-tmpfiles-setup.service" ]; requires = [ "caddy.service" "systemd-tmpfiles-setup.service" ]; }; users.users.kanidm.extraGroups = [ "caddy" ]; sops.secrets = { "kanidm/admin-password" = { group = "kanidm"; mode = "440"; }; "kanidm/idm-admin-password" = { group = "kanidm"; mode = "440"; }; }; services.kanidm = { package = pkgs.kanidmWithSecretProvisioning_1_7; enableServer = true; serverSettings = { # NOTE: Required to start the server: https://kanidm.github.io/kanidm/stable/server_configuration.html # domain, origin, tls_chain, tls_key domain = svcDomain; origin = "https://${svcDomain}"; tls_chain = "${certsDir}/cert.pem"; tls_key = "${certsDir}/key.key"; # NOTE: Optional Settings ldapbindaddress = "127.0.0.1:3636"; # For Jellyfin LDAP integration. # trust_x_forwarded_for = true; }; enableClient = true; clientSettings.uri = config.services.kanidm.serverSettings.origin; # NOTE: POSIX accounts bound to LDAP assume 'anonymous' permissions. # https://kanidm.github.io/kanidm/stable/integrations/pam_and_nsswitch.html enablePam = true; unixSettings = { pam_allowed_login_groups = [ "unix.admins" ]; home_attr = "uuid"; home_alias = "name"; }; # NOTE: There are manual steps required as root to allow a user to set # their own credentials, or to confiugre an account as posix. As-is this # module doesn't support provisioning a complete user /w credentials. # Adding an account to `idm_high_privilege` prevents an account from being # tampered with by any other admin accounts. # https://kanidm.github.io/kanidm/stable/accounts/authentication_and_credentials.html#onboarding-a-new-person--resetting-credentials provision = { enable = true; autoRemove = false; adminPasswordFile = config.sops.secrets."kanidm/admin-password".path; idmAdminPasswordFile = config.sops.secrets."kanidm/idm-admin-password".path; # NOTE: Basically all this can do is pair up a uuid with a collection of # groups, and you still need to manually issue a reset token so that the # user can create a Passekey and/or Password /w MFA. persons = { # https://kanidm.github.io/kanidm/stable/accounts/authentication_and_credentials.html#resetting-person-account-credentials zenware = { displayName = "zenware"; groups = [ "unix.admins" "git.users" "git.admins" "tv.users" ]; }; }; groups = { "unix.admins" = {}; "git.users" = {}; "git.admins" = {}; "tv.users" = {}; "tv.admins" = {}; }; }; }; # NOTE: Allow Kanidm auth over SSH services.openssh.settings = { UsePAM = true; PubkeyAuthentication = true; PasswordAuthentication = true; AuthorizedKeysCommand = "${ lib.getExe' config.services.kanidm.package "kanidm_ssh_authorizedkeys" } %u"; AuthorizedKeysCommandUser = "nobody"; }; }